Sherlock Holmes and the Leading Lady Trailer

Sherlock Holmes and the Leading Lady Trailer (1991)

06 December 1991 Drama, Crime, Mystery 180 mins

Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Watson get involved with Balkan terrorists to save Emperor Franz Joseph I of Austria from an assassination at the opera house and prevent World War I.

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Cast

Christopher Lee

as Sherlock Holmes

Patrick Macnee

as Dr. Watson

Morgan Fairchild

as Irene Frances Adler

John Bennett

as Sigmund Freud

Michael Siberry

as Franz Winterhauser

Dominic Jephcott

as Major Von Bork

Frank Middlemass

as Dr. Froelich

James Bree

as Franz Dietrich

Tom Chadbon

as Zygovich

Paul Humpoletz

as Hugo Oberstein

Tom Lahm

as Elliott Ness

Ronald Hines

as Reginald Cholmondley

Nicholas Gecks

as Michael Simpson-Makepeace

Jenny Quayle

as Violet Cholmondley

Charlotte Attenborough

as Margaret Froelich

Kalman Glass

as Franz Zimmer

Crew

Peter Sasdy

Director

Harry Alan Towers

Harry Alan Towers Executive Producer

Detto Mariano

Original Music Composer

Brian West

Brian West Director of Photography

International Titles

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International Releases Dates

Canada 06 December 1991

Russia 08 April 2010

United States 20 May 1992

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