The Woman in Green
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| " | Professor Moriarty: We've had many encounters in the past. You hope to place me on the gallows. I tell you, I shall never stand upon the gallows. But, if you are instrumental in any way in bringing about my destruction, you will not be alive to enjoy your satisfaction. Sherlock Holmes: Then we shall walk together through the Gates of Eternity hand-in-hand. Professor Moriarty: What a charming picture that would make. Sherlock Holmes: Yes, wouldn't it. And I really think it might be worth it. — Sherlock Holmes and the Professor Moriarty |
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The Woman in Green is a 1945 american movie. It is the eleventh installment in the Sherlock Holmes film series starring Basil Rathbone as Sherlock Holmes and Nigel Bruce as Dr. John H. Watson.
In this movie, Holmes investigates a series of strange murders that all share a chilling commonality: the victims are found with their right forefingers severed. The investigation leads Holmes and Watson to a secret society known as "The Good Comrades," which is involved in a blackmail scheme. While looking into the case, Holmes encounters a beautiful and enigmatic woman named Lydia Marlowe, also known as "The Woman in Green." She becomes a central figure in the mystery, capturing Holmes' attention and curiosity. As the plot unravels, Holmes must determine the connection between the victims, the secret society, and the mysterious woman.
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- Basil Rathbone as Sherlock Holmes
- Nigel Bruce as Dr. Watson
- Hillary Brooke as Lydia Marlowe
- Henry Daniell as Professor Moriarty
- Paul Cavanagh as Sir George Fenwick
- Matthew Boulton as Inspector Gregson
- Eve Amber as Maude Fenwick
- Frederick Worlock as Doctor Onslow
- Tom Bryson as Corporal Williams
- Sally Shepherd as Crandon
- Mary Gordon as Mrs. Hudson
- Percival Vivian as Dr. Simnell
- Fred Aldrich as Detective
- Leslie Denison as Vincent
- Olaf Hytten as Norris
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