The Sign of Four (1932) |
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| Director(s) | Graham Cutts |
| Producer(s) | Basil Dean |
| Top Genres | Crime, Drama, Mystery, Romance |
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Arthur Wontner(as Sherlock Holmes)
The Sign of Four
Released
1932
The Sign of Four
Released
1932
Arthur Wontner
(as Sherlock Holmes)
Ian Hunter(as Dr. John H. Watson)
The Sign of Four
Released
1932
The Sign of Four
Released
1932
Ian Hunter
(as Dr. John H. Watson)
Miles Malleson(as Thaddeus Sholto)
The Sign of Four
Released
1932
The Sign of Four
Released
1932
Miles Malleson
(as Thaddeus Sholto)
Margaret Yarde(as Mrs. Smith)
The Sign of Four
Released
1932
The Sign of Four
Released
1932
Margaret Yarde
(as Mrs. Smith)
Charles Farrell(as Funfair Patron)
The Sign of Four
Released
1932
The Sign of Four
Released
1932
Charles Farrell
(as Funfair Patron)
Clare Greet(as Mrs. Hudson)
The Sign of Four
Released
1932
The Sign of Four
Released
1932
Clare Greet
(as Mrs. Hudson)
The Sign of Four Overview:
The Sign of Four (1932) was a Crime - Drama Film directed by Graham Cutts and produced by Basil Dean.
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THE SIGN OF FOUR (1932)
At the beginning of this year I wrote a series of blog posts on a Sherlock Holmes Blu-ray set from The Film Detective. The set featured three of the five films in which British actor Arthur Wontner starred as Holmes. One of the Wontner-Holmes films, THE MISSING REMBRANDT, is considered lost. The oth... Read full article
Live From the San Francisco Silent Film Festival Day 4: SEVEN YEARS BAD LUCK (1921), DRAGNET GIRL (1933), THE GIRL IN TAILS (1926), THE SIGN OF FOUR (1923), HARBOR DRIFT (1929), THE NAVIGATOR (1924)
The San Francisco Silent Film Festival came to a close yesterday, and what a day it was. This was perhaps the strongest day of the festival, with some wonderful comedic fare to lighten the rather serious tone of the festival overall this year. First up was Max Linder’s comedy Seven Years Bad... Read full article
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The Sign of Four Quotes:
Sherlock Holmes:
An amateur investigator like myself can't have too many facts of a case to work on.
Det. Insp. Atherly Jones:
I want to know where the pearls are.
Dr. John H. Watson: Yes, where are they?
Mary Morstan: Small's taken them.
Dr. John H. Watson: Then they are at the bottom of the river where we can find them... so now you'll be so terribly rich, I can't even claim you as a friend, much less ask you...
Mary Morstan: What?
Sherlock Holmes: Sorry the jewels are so distasteful to you, Ms. Marston, but I have the pearls. I took them from Jonathan Small when we first came to grips. I didn't want them to get wet, so I'm afraid you'll have to have them back
Dr. John H. Watson: Amazing!
Sherlock Holmes: Elementary, my dear Watson, elementary.
Dr. John H. Watson: Yes, where are they?
Mary Morstan: Small's taken them.
Dr. John H. Watson: Then they are at the bottom of the river where we can find them... so now you'll be so terribly rich, I can't even claim you as a friend, much less ask you...
Mary Morstan: What?
Sherlock Holmes: Sorry the jewels are so distasteful to you, Ms. Marston, but I have the pearls. I took them from Jonathan Small when we first came to grips. I didn't want them to get wet, so I'm afraid you'll have to have them back
Dr. John H. Watson: Amazing!
Sherlock Holmes: Elementary, my dear Watson, elementary.
[last lines]
Mary Morstan: Please... ask me.
Dr. John H. Watson: Will you, um...
Mary Morstan: Yes!
[they embrace]
Sherlock Holmes: Amazing!
Dr. John H. Watson: Elementary, my dear Holmes, elementary.
Mary Morstan: Please... ask me.
Dr. John H. Watson: Will you, um...
Mary Morstan: Yes!
[they embrace]
Sherlock Holmes: Amazing!
Dr. John H. Watson: Elementary, my dear Holmes, elementary.
Det. Insp. Atherly Jones:
What I always says is, Mr. Holmes: an ounce of practice is worth a tonne of theory.
Sherlock Holmes: Yes, yes. I've heard you say it.
Sherlock Holmes: Yes, yes. I've heard you say it.
Dr. John H. Watson:
Well, now we know who did it. All we have to do is catch him.
Sherlock Holmes: Yes, that's all. Yes, well you go out and catch him, and I'll wait here 'til you come back
Dr. John H. Watson: Yes!
[Watson turns to leave, but suddenly comes to a stop]
Dr. John H. Watson: Er, but where'll I go?
Sherlock Holmes: Exactly. Let's leave jumping to conclusions to the professional detectives.
See More Quotes from The Sign of FourSherlock Holmes: Yes, that's all. Yes, well you go out and catch him, and I'll wait here 'til you come back
Dr. John H. Watson: Yes!
[Watson turns to leave, but suddenly comes to a stop]
Dr. John H. Watson: Er, but where'll I go?
Sherlock Holmes: Exactly. Let's leave jumping to conclusions to the professional detectives.