The Dog of Baskerville (film, 1988)

the Dog of Baskerville ( The Hound off the Baskervilles ), is a British film carried out by Brian Mills, and diffused for the first time in 1988 on ITV. It is based on the Televised series Sherlock Holmes . Chronologically, the history is between seasons 2 and 3 (in the past fourth and fifth segments) of the series.

Synopsis

The famous detective Sherlock Holmes and his faithful Dr. Watson are called to solve an appalling curse which continues the unhappy family of Baskerville, decimated by a monstrous dog, left straight of the hell, since Sir Hugo, an ancestor, killed a country-woman. But the current heir, who arrives from the United States, does not believe in this nonsense.

Comments

Adapation by the studios Granada of the famous novel to sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Although being the filmed version most faithful which can exist, she is frequently criticized by accustomed series, for her manifest lack of rate/rhythm.

Data sheet

French Title: the Dog of Baskerville
English original Title: The Hound off the Baskervilles
Realizer: Brian Millets
Scenario writer: Trevor Bowen according to the novel éponyme of Arthur Conan Doyle
Producing: June Wyndham-Davies for Granada Television
Music: Patrick Gowers
special Effects: Lyndon Evans
Costumière : Kayt Turner
Make-up man: Ruth Quinn
Country: the United Kingdom
Lasted: 1:42 minutes
Kind: Inquire

Distribution

Jeremy Brett : Sherlock Holmes
Edward Hardwicke : Dr. Watson
Kristoffer Tabori: Sir Henry Baskerville
Raymond Adamson: Sir Charles Baskerville
Fiona Gillies: Beryl Stapleton
James Faulkner: Stapleton
Neil Duncan : Dr. Mortimer
Rosemary McHale: Mrs Barrymore
Ronald Pickup : Barrymore

See too

Internal bonds

External bonds

Card devoted to film on IMDB

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