The Hound of the Baskervilles (TV movie 1972)
From The Arthur Conan Doyle Encyclopedia
The Hound of the Baskervilles is an American TV movie produced by Universal starring Stewart Granger (Holmes) and Bernard Fox (Watson). Aired on 12 february 1972. 74 minutes.
This is an adaptation of the Conan Doyle's novel: The Hound of the Baskervilles (1901-1902).
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Sherlock Holmes
(Stewart Granger) -
Dr. Watson
(Bernard Fox) -
George Stapleton
(William Shatner) -
Sir Hugo Baskerville
(William Shatner) -
Dr. John Mortimer
(Anthony Zerbe) -
Laura Frankland / Laura Lyons
(Sally Ann Howes) -
Beryl Stapleton
(Jane Merrow) -
Sir Henry Baskerville
(Ian Ireland) -
Arthur Frankland
(John Williams) -
Inspector Lestrade
(Alan Caillou) -
Mr. Barrymore
(Brendan Dillon) -
Mrs. Barrymore
(Arline Anderson) -
Messenger
(Liam Dunn) -
Constable
(Michael St. Clair) -
Manager (on the left)
(Barry Bernard) -
Billy Cartwight
(Billy Bowles) -
Higgins
(Arthur Malet) -
Mrs. Mortimer
(Karen Kondan) -
Maid Servant
(Elaine Church) -
Peasant Girl
(Jenifer Shaw) -
Porter
(Eric Brotherson) -
Selden
(Chuck Hicks) -
The Hound -
Sherlock Holmes -
Holmes & Watson -
Holmes & Watson
Cast
- Sherlock Holmes : Stewart Granger
- Dr. Watson : Bernard Fox
- George Stapleton : William Shatner
- Dr. John Mortimer : Anthony Zerbe
- Laura Frankland / Laura Lyons : Sally Ann Howes
- Beryl Stapleton : Jane Merrow
- Sir Henry Baskerville : Ian Ireland
- Arthur Frankland : John Williams
- Inspector Lestrade : Alan Caillou
- Barrymore : Brendan Dillon
- Eliza Barrymore : Arline Anderson
- Messenger : Liam Dunn
- Constable : Michael St. Clair
- Manager : Barry Bernard
- Eel Monger : Constance Cavendish
- Billy Cartwight : Billy Bowles
- Higgins : Arthur Malet
- Mrs. Mortimer : Karen Kondan
- Maid Servant : Elaine Church
- Peasant Girl : Jenifer Shaw
- Chestnut Salesman : Terence Pushman
- Porter : Eric Brotherson
Uncredited
- Selden : Chuck Hicks
- Director : Barry Crane
- Producer : Stanley Kallis
- Executive Producer : Richard Irving
- Assosiate Producer : Arthur D. Hilton
- Screenplay : Robert E. Thompson
- Cinematography : Harry L. Wolf
- Music : Hal Mooney
- Sound : James Alexander
- Film Editor : Bill Mosher
- Art Direction : Howard E. Johnson
- Set Decoration : Arthur Jeph Parker
- Costume Design : Andrea E. Weaver
