How do you shoot a POV mirror shot without showing the camera?
The camera lens represents Dr. Henry Jekyll's first-person point of view.
The "mirror" is actually a clear-glass window in the wall.
On cue, Fredric March (Jekyll) approaches it from the far side...
...in a reverse-duplicate room.
Then his butler Poole (Edgar Norton) joins him in the mirror-room "reflection."
Later, the same window technique is used to give us another POV "mirror" view of Jekyll...
...and then, of his savage alter-ego, Hyde.
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