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5.9/10   220 votes
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Writers:
Arthur Conan Doyle (characters)
Rodney Gibbons (written by)
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Release Date:
21 July 2002 (Sweden) more
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Plot:
Sherlock Holmes investigates a series of death rumoured to be caused by a vampire. | full synopsis
Awards:
2 nominations more
User Comments:
A Theatrical Mystery and Verbal Movie: Stage on the Screen more (7 total)

Cast

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Matt Frewer ... Sherlock Holmes
Kenneth Welsh ... Dr. Watson
rest of cast listed alphabetically:

Maria Bertrand ... Woman in Cape
Danny Blanco ... Hector de la Rosa (as Danny Blanco Hall)

Julian Casey ... Inspector Lestrade
Norris Domingue ... Brother Sinclair
Isabel Dos Santos ... Signora de la Rosa
John Dunn-Hill ... Lamplighter
Neville Edwards ... Dr. Chagas
Kathleen Fee ... Mme Karavsky
Jane Gilchrist ... Sister Mardaret

Jere Gillis ... The Thing
Cary Lawrence ... Sister Helen
Shawn Lawrence ... Brother Marstoke
Kathleen McAuliffe ... Mrs. Hudson
Joel Miller ... Brother Caulder
Michel Perron ... Inspector Attley Jones
Philip Pretten ... Policeman #1
Tom Rack ... Brother Abel
Terry Simpson ... Workman
Emma Stevens ... Mrs. Duncan
Matthew Tiffin ... Brother John
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Additional Details

Runtime:
Netherlands:90 min | USA:120 min (including commercials)
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1.33 : 1 more
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6 out of 11 people found the following comment useful.
A Theatrical Mystery and Verbal Movie: Stage on the Screen, 24 October 2003
6/10
Author: Claudio Carvalho from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

The skeptical Sherlock Holmes (Matt Frewer) and Dr. Watson (Kenneth Welsh) investigate some deaths in the monastery of Whitechapel attributed to a vampire. Sherlock Holmes refuses to believe in any type of action from the supernatural or any coincidence. As usual, there is a very logical conclusion of the story. This is the type of very verbalized movie, basically with no action. The viewer feels like being in a theater, with a stage on the screen. Therefore, the running time could be shorter. The viewer may also become a tired, especially if he is not fluent in English and needs to read the subtitles. But it is a good plot and the mystery and its resolution keep the attention along the whole story. My vote is six.

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