Sherlock Holmes Faces Death 1943 movie classic

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Publicado 2018-02-22
Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce, and Dennis Hoey star in this loose adaptation of Conan Doyle's Musgrave Ritual. Dr. Watson, while attending to convalescing soldiers at Musgrave Manor in Northumberland, becomes ensnared in a series of murders of course requiring Sherlock Holmes' powers of deduction to resolve.
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  • @jimmcdonald7863
    Another great Sherlock Holmes movie....with Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce..
  • @crescentmoon6029
    One of the best Sherlock Holmes movies ever! Thanks so much for posting this.
  • @eugenebell3166
    I'm working my way through all of the basil rathbone sherlock holmes I can find. This one is excellent, for me it's only second to hound of the baskervilles. Quite deep and more cryptic than any of the rest. Basil is undoubtedly the quintessential holmes, simply the best.
  • @sexgod6909
    Basil Rathbone is the Quintessential SHERLOCK HOLMES.. ABSOLUTELY WONDERFUL!!!
  • @indy_go_blue6048
    Sunday noon, WGN in the '80s featured detective-private eye classics, I think it was called "Sunday Noon Mysteries" or something like that. Never missed them: Sherlock Holmes, Charlie Chan, Bulldog Drummond, Dick Tracy... all the great '40s movies. Owning the dvd set for several years, I've spent many a stormy Sunday afternoon curled up with a good book, a hot drink, and the cat on my legs watching this and the other Rathbone-Bruce movies. Better than a valium for relaxing.
  • @jimmcdonald7863
    this is one of the best Sherlock Holmes movies with Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce as Dr. Watson
  • @stevesetek8861
    The music is Awesome Throughout all of the series great great music incredible sounds
  • @cmasseylynch
    Looking at this version...it appears to be the Magic Mushroom version with swaying walls and swimming floors. Thanks.
  • @arentkvh3431
    If only Holmes' final words about greed were true. But they could be, if enough of us chose to help make them a reality.
  • @timculp4126
    Alfred Brunton (Halliwell Hobbes) " I love things that have no meaning."
  • @randywiggins1248
    Nice. I had not seen this one before. It seems the other 5 films are in such high rotation no other exist.
  • @patty5201
    "Aye, but uh, where do I go?" Over to the playing board like everybody else!
  • @TheLocoUnion
    I for one, love Rathbones speeches at the conclusion of these films!
  • @stevesetek8861
    Back then Hypo's we're friggin extremely large and they hurt horribly
  • @stevesetek8861
    In a lot of these films it's always the Carotid artery that's almost cut or is cut
  • @stevesetek8861
    Just noticed Brunton had a cat in his arms when he was talking to doctor Watson in the room where lady Clarinda was or dr. Watson thought it was the room The flaky girl
  • @stevesetek8861
    I love how was lastrahd gets locked in and he could not Force the door open that man is huge it was another Sherlock Holmes movie where they were trying to bust down the door to big London cops it was so funny and then Sherlock opens the door that's the one with the creeper sometimes it just seems a little played out like that I mean it's not real at all not even attempt to be real
  • @stevesetek8861
    Why would anyone stand so close with a pistol two inches from his chest just doesn't seem logical at all being that holems is very very smart that's why he snapped it off so quickly great movie over all love it all