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A Study in Terror Overview:

A Study in Terror (1965) was a Crime - Drama Film directed by James Hill and produced by Herman Cohen, Michael Klinger and Sam Waynberg.

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A Study in Terror and The Detective

A Study in Terror (1965). Murder By Decree (1979) may be the best known pairing of Sherlock Holmes and Jack the Ripper--but it wasn't the first. That distinction belongs to the mostly forgotten A Study in Terror. Produced with the cooperation of the Arthur Conan Doyle estate, A Study in Terror boas... Read full article


A STUDY IN TERROR On Blu-ray From Mill Creek

A STUDY IN TERROR is a 1965 British film that brings together Sherlock Holmes and Jack the Ripper. The movie has been released on Blu-ray from Mill Creek Entertainment. In 1888 London, Sherlock Holmes (John Neville) receives a surgical kit in the mail, postmarked from the district of Whitechapel. I... Read full article


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A Study in Terror Quotes:

Mycroft Holmes: For Heaven's sake, stop sawing away on that infernal instrument! It was a sad day when Mother gave it to you, a sad day for her, a sad day for you, a sad day for us all... What I cannot understand is why, since you've had that violin with you so long, you never learned to play!
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A Study in Terror Facts
Frank Finlay also plays Inspector Lestrade in Murder by Decree, another film that pits Sherlock Holmes against Jack the Ripper. Anthony Quayle appears in both movies as well, in different roles.

John Neville reprised the rôle of Holmes on Broadway in the 1970s.

John Fraser has starring billing in the main titles but does not turn up till 24 minutes in, meaning his his role is an expanded cameo rather than a leading role.

Robert Stephens was the original choice to play Holmes. He would play the role in 1970.

Thorley Walters was offered Dr.Watson.

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