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Dan film (link affiljat) was the first Sherlock Holmes film starring Basil Rathbone as Holmes. Sidney Lanfield directed The Hound of the Baskervilles (1939) for Twentieth-Century Fox. Nigel Bruce co-stars as Dr. John Watson. Rathbone and Bruce would play Holmes and Watson in thirteen subsequent films, one more for Twentieth-Century Fox and twelve for Universal Pictures. This film is a
Il-Bat Vampire (1933) huwa ġeneru-liwi film starring Lionel ATWILL. Apparentement, it is a horror film but is actually more of a mystery. It would fall into the “B” movie category, film qasir maħsub li jkun l-appetizer għall-film prinċipali fuq kont doppja. Majestic Pictures prodotta l-film, li kien ordnat mill Frank R.
The Woman in Green (1945) is the ninth of twelve Sherlock Holmes produced by Universal Pictures. Basil Rathbone returns as Holmes in the eleventh of fourteen turns as the English sleuth. The film is one of the few “B” series films, which could have been an “A” film. Sherlock Holmes investigates the murder of several young London women. After they
Dwar Marzu 16, 1945, Universal Pictures released The House of Fear (1945), the eighth of twelve Sherlock Holmes films produced by the studio. Basil Rathbone returned as Holmes for the tenth time. Rathbone played Sherlock Holmes twice for Twentieth Century – Fox before Universal started producing the series. Despite its late entry into the series, il-film (link affiljat) stands
Fuq Novembru 13, 1930, Roland V. West released The Bat Whispers (1930), the talkie version of his silent classic, Il-Bat (1926). The film follows faithfully the script of the original. Madankollu, West is able to experiment with film techniques like tracking shots, still a novelty in early sound cinema. Editing still dominated as the continuity and story moving technique.
Universal Pictures released the thirteenth of fourteen Sherlock Holmes films starring Basil Rathbone as Sherlock Holmes on February 1, 1946. Twentieth Century-Fox produced the first two films. Universal produced the final 12 films. Terror By Night (1946) finds Holmes hired to protect the Star of Rhodesia diamond on a train bound for Scotland. Rodney Carstairs hires Holmes to protect the
Fuq Mejju 20, 1947, Ralph Byrd returned to the Dick Tracy franchise in Dick Tracy’s Dilemma (1947). It was welcome news for fans of the franchise although Chester Gould was a notable exception. Gould created the Tracy character for the comic page of the Detroit Mirror. After the Chicago Tribune picked up the comic for syndication, it’s popularity exploded. Gould
Arthur Wontner huwa probabbilment l-portrayer aqwa film tal Sherlock Holmes. Ħames u finali harga tiegħu bħala Holmes fil Qtil fuq il-Baskervilles (1937). Il-film kien rilaxxat fl-Renju Unit fl 1937 imma ma kienx rilaxxat fl-Amerika sa Jannar 15, 1941. Wontner was excellent as usual but Murder at the Baskervilles is the weakest offering in the
The Spanish Cape Mystery (1935) huwa adattament ta’ wieħed mir-rumanzi ta’ Ellery Queen. Two cousins, Frederic Dannay and Manfred Lee, who wrote a number of detective novels under the pseudonym of the title character. F'dan il-film, Ellery Queen is taking a vacation to California with his friend Judge Macklin. Of course, ma humiex fit-tul tagħhom
The Triumph of Sherlock Holmes (1935) is one of the five Sherlock Holmes films starring Arthur Wontner as Sherlock Holmes. Director Leslie S. Hiscott adapted the Sherlock Holmes novel The Valley of Fear but added to the story to give Professor Moriarty and Col. Sebastian Moran roles in the story. A significant portion of the movie is the retelling of