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This documentary examines the making of the Sherlock Holmes cinematic dynasty and includes interviews and archival film clips featuring the original crime-fighter in all his incarnations.
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This documentary examines the making of the Sherlock Holmes cinematic dynasty and includes interviews and archival film clips featuring the original crime-fighter in all his incarnations.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Bob Greenberg
In Theaters:1/1/1985
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Runtime:47 minutes
Studio:Avery Productions, International Telefilm Enterprises, Scott Reeder Entertainment
Cast
Michael Muscal
Director
Christopher Lee
Himself - Presenter
Arthur Wontner
Sherlock Holmes (archive footage)
Basil Rathbone
Sherlock Holmes (archive footage)
Nigel Bruce
Dr. Watson (archive footage)
Peter Cushing
Sherlock Holmes (archive footage)
Reginald Owen
Sherlock Holmes (archive footage)
Ronald Howard
Sherlock Holmes (archive footage)
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