Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Matt Frewer | ... | Sherlock Holmes | |
Kenneth Welsh | ... | Dr. Watson | |
Sophie Lorain | ... | Miss Morstan | |
Marcel Jeannin | ... | Thaddeus / Bartholomew | |
Michel Perron | ... | Inspector Jones | |
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Edward Yankie | ... | John Small |
Kevin Woodhouse | ... | Williams | |
Cas Anvar | ... | Sikh #1 | |
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Samir Mallal | ... | Sikh #2 |
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Ganesha Rasiah | ... | Sikh #3 |
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Johni Keyworth | ... | Major Sholto |
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Kathleen McAuliffe | ... | Mrs. Hudson |
Fernando Chien | ... | Tonga | |
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Una Kay | ... | Mrs. Bernstone |
Chimwemwe Miller | ... | Achmet |
Greed, betrayal and vengeance set the stage for this Sir Arthur Conan Doyle classic. Mary Morstan, a young governess, has been receiving a rare and lustrous pearl annually from an anonymous benefactor. This mysterious person now wants a meeting. Anxious and bewildered, Miss Morstan enlists Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson to escort her to this meeting. Together they go to the home of an eccentric novelist, Thaddeus Sholto, who recounts to them a tale of secrecy, hidden treasure and sudden death. Thaddeus reports that his father, Major Sholto, was in the army in India with Miss Morstan's father where the two had come to possess a fabulous treasure. Subsequently, her father mysteriously disappeared without his promised share. A guilt-ridden Major Sholto hid the treasure and sent Miss Morstan the annual gift of pearls. Years later, a letter arrives which leaves Major Sholto in a state of shock and despair. On his deathbed, Major Sholto prepares to tell his twin sons about the treasure's ... Written by Betty Palik
It's always welcomed to have someone fresh Play Sherlock Holmes. Every actor does really well in their interpretation and Matt Frewer is no different. It's an enjoyable romp and a fun adaption that is anything but boring. Just sit back and enjoy especially if you're a Holmes fan.