The Sign of Four (TV movie 2001)
From The Arthur Conan Doyle Encyclopedia
The Sign of Four is a Canadian TV movie produced by Muse Entertainment starring Matt Frewer as Sherlock Holmes and Kenneth Welsh as Dr. Watson. Aired on 23 march 2001. 84 minutes.
This is an adaptation of the Arthur Conan Doyle's novel : The Sign of Four (1888).
The movie has some differences with the original story :
- There is no chase on the Thames.
- Holmes kills Tonga with his poisoned dart.
- Mary Morstan and Watson don't fall in love.
- Mary goes to India with Thaddeus Sholto at the end.
Photos
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Sherlock Holmes
(Matt Frewer) -
Dr. Watson
(Kenneth Welsh) -
Mary Morstan
(Sophie Lorain) -
Thaddeus Sholto
(Marcel Jeannin) -
Bartholomew Sholto
(Marcel Jeannin) -
Inspector Jones
(Michel Perron) -
John Small
(Edward Yankie) -
Williams
(Kevin Woodhouse) -
Major Sholto
(Johni Keyworth) -
Mrs. Hudson
(Kathleen McAuliffe) -
Tonga
(Fernando Chien) -
Mrs. Bernstone
(Una Kay) -
Achmet
(Chimwemwe Miller) -
Wiggins and the BSI
(Daniel Brochu) -
Sherman
(Dennis St John) -
Mrs. Smith
(Emma Stevens) -
Professor Morgan
(Noel Burton) -
Khitmutgar
(Kenneth Fernandez) -
Captain's Son
(Justin Bradley) -
Sikhs
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Holmes & Watson
Cast
- Sherlock Holmes : Matt Frewer
- Dr. Watson : Kenneth Welsh
- Mary Morstan : Sophie Lorain
- Thaddeus / Bartholomew Sholto : Marcel Jeannin
- Inspector Jones : Michel Perron
- John Small : Edward Yankie
- Williams : Kevin Woodhouse
- Major Sholto : Johni Keyworth
- Mrs. Hudson : Kathleen McAuliffe
- Tonga : Fernando Chien
- Mrs. Bernstone : Una Kay
- Achmet : Chimwemwe Miller
- Wiggins : Daniel Brochu
- Sherman : Dennis St John
- Mrs. Smith : Emma Stevens
- Professor Morgan : Noel Burton
- Khitmutgar : Kenneth Fernandez
- Captain's Son : Justin Bradley
- Sikh #1 : Cas Anvar
- Sikh #2 : Samir Mallal
- Sikh #3 : Ganesha Rasiah
- Policeman #1 : Pascal Richard
- Policeman #2 : Denis Franc
Crew
- Director : Rodney Gibbons
- Screenplay : Joe Wiesenfeld
- Producer : Irene Litinsky, Pedro Gandol, Steven Hewitt, Michael Prupas
- Music : Marc Ouellette
- Cinematography : Eric Cayla
- Film Editor : Vidal Béïque
- Production Design : Jean-Baptiste Tard
- Set Decoration : Diane Gauthier, Marie-Claude Gosselin, Claude Leclair
- Costume Design : Luc J. Béland