Sherlock Holmes. The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes

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Special features: Sherlock Holmes series promo, photo gallery, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle biography, actor biographies and filmographies, Sherlock & Brett societies (fan club information), and Sidney Paget's drawings.
"The complete 13 episode collection"--Container.
Originally broadcast in 1984-1985.
v.1 A scandal in Bohemia / director, Paul Annett; dramatised by Alexander Baron. The dancing men / director, John Bruce; dramatised by Anthony Skene. The naval treaty / director, Alan Grint; dramatised by Jeremy Paul. The solitary cyclist / director, Paul Annett; dramatised by Alan Plater -- v. 2. The crooked man / director, Alan Grint; dramatised by Alfred Shaughnessy. The speckled band / director, John Bruce; dramatised by Jeremy Paul -- v. 3. The blue carbuncle / director, David Carson; dramatised by Paul Finney. The copper beeches / director, Paul Annett; dramatised by Bill Craig -- v. 4. The Greek interpreter / director, Alan Grint; dramatised by Derek Marlowe. The Norwood builder / director, Ken Grieve; dramatised by Richard Harris -- v. 5. The resident patient / director, David Carson; dramatised by Derek Marlowe. The red headed league / director, John Bruce; dramatised by John Hawkesworth. The final problem / director, Alan Grint; dramatised by John Hawkesworth.
Jeremy Brett, David Burke, Rosalie Williams, Charles Gray, Eric Porter.
Enjoy the spellbinding adventures of the world's greatest detective in these made-for-television dramatizations of the stories by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
DVD, NTSC.
Contents: Adventures of Sherlock Holmes.

COMMUNITY REVIEWS

Amazing!! submitted by Marina_Hope on July 2, 2023, 11:13am Very true to the books, this is the best adaptation of Sherlock Holmes out there. Jeremy Brett completely nails Arthur Conan Doyle's famous detective. 5/5, would recommend.