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The Hound of the Baskervilles (1978)

 -  Comedy | Crime | Horror  -  November 1980 (USA)
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Policeman
Henry Woolf ...
Shopkeeper
Josephine Tewson ...
Nun
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Glynis
Jessie Matthews ...
Mrs. Tinsdale
Lucy Griffiths ...
Iris (as Lucy Griffith)
Dana Gillespie ...
Mary Frankland
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Kenneth Williams ...
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Cinematographer John Wilcox became terminally ill during production and was replaced by Dick Bush. See more »

Quotes

[first lines]
Nun: Monsieur le Doctor Watson, what is keeping Monsieur Holmes so long?
Doctor Watson: Oh, reassurez-vous yourselves sisters, your holy relic will be with you momentarily.
Nun: But we have been waiting almost one hour!
Doctor Watson: Mr. Holmes is a very busy man sister. Monsieur Holmes is an, erm, tres occupée sister.
Nun: But tomorrow is the festival of St Beryl, already thousands of blind cripples are flocking to the chapel hoping to kiss the relic. In the name of all the flocking blind cripples, I beseech you...
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"Twelve String Ties"
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Music by John Churston (pseudonym of H.M. Farrar)
De Wolfe Music Ltd
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Its camp & stupid, i love to strike a happy medium.....
1 September 2005 | by (United Kingdom) – See all my reviews

I'm amazed that most of the people who saw this film, thought it was terrible, i have to say, that this was the first film i ever saw of Cook & Moore, and i enjoyed it thoroughly, i know little about direction and all the technical sides to a film, but i know what makes me laugh, and this certainly did....

The scene where Holmes has a massage, Max Wall & Roy Kinner flashing, the classic one leg joke, and Moore playing Holmes's psychic mother, who call's Shelock 'Shirl'

How can people take a film so silly so serious.

This film turned me into a Cook & Moore fan, it cant be that bad...

Watch without prejudice!!


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