The Two Faces of Dr. Jekyll (1960)

The Two Faces of Dr. Jekyll (1960) is an unconventional take on an classic novella from 1886, "Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde" by Robert Louis Stevenson. Unlike other cinematic adaptations of the material, the doctor (Jekyll, played by Paul Massie) is bland and mild, while his counterpart is youthful and charming.  Director Terence Fisher wanted to present true evil not as a menacing monster, but as a charming sociopath. As the sinister and sexy Hyde, Paul does his classic screen idol thing, waking up without a shirt next to his voluptuous co-star before proceeding to strut his stuff around the bedroom without getting dressed. You can also enjoy his baby blues and blonde locks dressed to the nines in a three piece suit just before this scebe. For additional man candy, enjoy this sibling twofer -  a bare chested boxing match between brothers Joe and Doug Robinson. Looks like sexy runs in the family!