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The Doctor's Case (2022)
When a diabolical English lord is murdered, Sherlock Holmes and Watson must unexpectedly exchange roles in order to solve "the perfect locked room mystery.
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When a diabolical English lord is murdered, Sherlock Holmes and Watson must unexpectedly exchange roles in order to solve "the perfect locked room mystery.
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Genre:Mystery
Written By:James Douglas
In Theaters:8/19/2022
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Runtime:65 minutes
Studio:Barker Street Cinema, Patrick Curling Productions, Fullstory Film, 1010 Audio, Barkerville Sound, Big World Sound, BionicAudio, Maple Syrup Sound, Union of B.C. Performers
Cast
James Douglas
Director
William B. Davis
Doctor Watson
Denise Crosby
Captain Norton
Michael Coleman
Dr. John H. Watson
J. P. Winslow
Sherlock Holmes
Ian Case
Inspector Lestrade
Andrew Hamilton
Lord Albert Hull
Michelle Lieffertz
Lady Rebecca Hull
Stewart Cawood
William Hull
Glenn MacRae
Jory Hull
Joanna Douglas
Tabitha Hull
Erin Fitzgerald
Screaming Maid
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