The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Final Problem
1985 · 51 MIN
Overview
Holmes and Watson travel to Europe to escape Moriarty's vengeance.
Dialogue Timeline — 503 lines
A SAMPLE ACROSS THE RUNTIME — EVERY LINE IS SEARCHABLE
00:02:33 When I returned to Baker Street
00:03:50 An elderly gentleman.
00:06:22 Watson I think you know me well enough to understand
00:07:45 in the annuals of crime.
00:09:17 The Louve is closed on Mondays for maintenance.
00:10:40 used Italian popular wood to paint on.
00:11:47 Happily the French police are well ahead of the British
00:12:44 He can't sell it.
00:14:39 would make it impossible for the thieves to sell
00:16:10 of the art world is that this
00:18:16 Such an honor and so well deserved.
00:20:14 So it was you behind the Red Headed League.
00:21:30 the way in which you grappled with this matter.
00:23:00 If you are clever enough to bring destruction on me
00:25:15 and the room full of them.
00:26:14 to follow them to the letter.
00:27:48 Excuse me sir, I wonder if you speak Italian.
00:30:19 No, that would ruin everything.
00:32:26 the countries through which we travel and make our way
00:34:46 No, except for the reasons I've given.
00:38:10 At last we reached the heart of the burnice overland
00:41:37 She's had a great hemorrhage.
00:45:03 I stood for a minute or two to collect myself
00:46:51 Indeed if I may make a full confession to you
Cast & Characters
Jeremy Brett
Sherlock Holmes
David Burke
Dr. John Watson
Eric Porter
Professor Moriarty
Rosalie Williams
Mrs. Hudson
Olivier Pierre
Director of the Louvre
Claude Le Saché
Minister of the Interior
Michael Goldie
The Artist
Robert Henderson
American Millionaire
Paul Sirr
Young Art Expert
Jim Dunk
Porter at Victoria
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed503
Dialogue density9.9 lines / min
First line00:02:33
Final line00:46:51
Production Record
LanguageEnglish