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In "The Triumph of Sherlock Holmes" (1935), the legendary detective Sherlock Holmes, portrayed by Arthur Wontner, is drawn out of retirement in Sussex to investigate a complex case. His arch-nemesis, Professor Moriarty, played by Lyn Harding, conspires with an American gang to assassinate John Douglas, a country gentleman with a mysterious past. Holmes, accompanied by his trusted friend Dr. Watson, portrayed by Ian Fleming, delves into the enigmatic circumstances surrounding Douglas's life. The film, directed by Leslie S. Hiscott, is based on Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's 1914 tale "The Valley of Fear," with the title referenced within the movie itself. The narrative intricately weaves elements of crime, mystery, and thriller genres, offering a compelling portrayal of Holmes's final case.
Cast:
Sherlock Holmes: Arthur Wontner
Professor Moriarty: Lyn Harding
John Douglas: Leslie Perrins
Dr. Watson: Ian Fleming
Inspector Lestrade: Charles Mortimer
Mrs. Hudson: Minnie Rayner
Cecil Barker: Michael Shepley
Ted Balding: Ben Welden
Boss McGinty: Roy Emerton
Ames: Conway Dixon
Colonel Sebastian Moran: Wilfrid Caithness
Captain Marvin: Edmund D'Alby
Jacob Shafter: Ernest Lynds
Cast:
Sherlock Holmes: Arthur Wontner
Professor Moriarty: Lyn Harding
John Douglas: Leslie Perrins
Dr. Watson: Ian Fleming
Inspector Lestrade: Charles Mortimer
Mrs. Hudson: Minnie Rayner
Cecil Barker: Michael Shepley
Ted Balding: Ben Welden
Boss McGinty: Roy Emerton
Ames: Conway Dixon
Colonel Sebastian Moran: Wilfrid Caithness
Captain Marvin: Edmund D'Alby
Jacob Shafter: Ernest Lynds
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