Sherlock Holmes (movie 1932)
From The Arthur Conan Doyle Encyclopedia
Sherlock Holmes is an American movie, directed by William K. Howard, produced by Fox Film Corporation, released on 6 november 1932, starring Clive Brook as Sherlock Holmes and Reginald Owen as Dr. Watson. 70 min. Black & White.
Other titles: Una Aventura de Sherlock Holmes (Spain).
The movie is an adaptation of the William Gillette's Sherlock Holmes play produced with the authorization of the Conan Doyle right owners, as Conand Doyle died two years before in 1930.
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Cast
- Sherlock Holmes : Clive Brook
- Dr. John H. Watson : Reginald Owen
- Alice Faulkner : Miriam Jordan
- Prof. James Moriarty : Ernest Torrence
- George : Herbert Mundin
- Billy : Howard Leeds
- Colonel Gore-King : Alan Mowbray
- Judge : C. Montague Shaw
- Man in Pub : Frank Atkinson
- Faulkner : Ivan F. Simpson
- Tony Ardetti : Stanley Fields
Uncredited
- Carnival Thug : Ted Billings
- Manuel Lopez : Roy D'Arcy
- Al : Edward Dillon
- Bird Shop Thug : John George
- Gaston Roux : Robert Graves
- Prison Guard : Lew Hicks
- Secretary to Erskine : Brandon Hurst
- Sir Albert Hastings : Claude King
- Chaplain : Arnold Lucy
- Hans Dreiaugen : Lucien Prival
Crew
- Director : William K. Howard
- Producer : William K. Howard
- Screenplay : William Gillette, Bertram Millhauser
- Cinematography : George Barnes
- Music : R.H. Bassett, Hugo Friedhofer
