Sherlock Holmes (TV-1955) THE TYRANT'S DAUGHTER (S1E39)
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- čas přidán 14. 10. 2013
- Hailed as the most faithfully filmed adaptation of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's legendary characters. This acclaimed series stars Ronald Howard as the world-famous sleuth and H. Marion Crawford in a different portrayal of Dr. Watson than usual.
THE CASE OF THE TYRANT'S DAUGHTER: Cold-hearted Mr. Harringway is so opposed to his stepdaughter marrying Tom Vernon that he offers the young man money to go away. When Harrington is found dead from strychnine poisoning, Lestrade locks up Tom, a chemist, charging him with murder. The Harringway's housekeeper comes to Holmes for help, convinced that Tom could never do such a thing, despite the evidence otherwise. - Krátké a kreslené filmy
Well That's it. The final episode. And not a hint in this episode that the series has ended for good and to be lost forever. What a brutal way to end after 39 fabulous episodes.
Well it was fun and a joyride. I think everyone must see this and cherish it. Both H.Marion and Ronald were great and fun. They were not over the top and were always on point as characters. I enjoyed them a lot and I will miss it always. Will come to watch again if I forget about it. Thanks Pizzaflix for being the most kindest channel on Earth.
Yes you are right ,, i agree with you 👍❤️
Rewatch in a couple of months. I’m on like round 4 or 5
Very well said. This was a very good series.
ive been watching them for years on and off. the joy of being a senior is that you forget after a while and they are like new again.
Hi Robin 🍕better late than never… Thanks for watching PizzaFLIX. May the Sauce be with you 🍕
Ronald Howard deserves more credit for his wonderfully light-hearted portrayal of the Great Detective.
I agree Ronald Howard is an absolutely brilliant Sherlock Holmes my favourite 🎻
I totally agree X
" That's the TEAPOT! " 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Farewell, farewell to the last episode of the TV show of the great Sherlock Holmes...my heart shall never forget and I shall return to watch time and time again. *Sigh* You've been a great comfort of goodness, pure mind, innocence, natural spirit, a gem of providing a sense of contentment in justice and a better time amidst this muddled chaos of wrong, rotting mentality, unnatural horror and meaningless, hollow garbage.
I could watch Sherlock home movies for years to come. They allow one to be a detective as well. One is not forced to have to watch gore and sex. High class videos, interesting and funny. Thank you Pizza Flix you are the best for giving us this gift without commercials. Bless you always.
Agree. Gives much pleasure
Thoe days were good when two men could live together and be good friends without being labelled.
Like Bert & Ernie? 😊
dunno if you guys cares but if you are stoned like me atm then you can watch all of the new movies and series on instaflixxer. Have been binge watching with my girlfriend lately xD
@Morgan Kamari Yup, have been using InstaFlixxer for months myself :)
@@morgankamari9985 Have lots of fun and enjoy.
@@privateaccountnow2701 that's totally funny
This Holmes has a sense of humor.
Ikr? 😂😂
Super charming! Some say he felt he wasn’t as successful as his father, but I think he exceeded him. He’s downright adorable...
Michael Halbert yes. and compassion
Indeed.
Someone compared him to a Child in an Amusementpark and I couldnt agree more.
At first I wasn't to keen on this show, but it's got its own quirky way of story telling, now I'm binge watching.
Sherlock Holmes, Dr. Watson and Lestrade are a trio, all three equally essential and important to the spirit of the story and these episode are a joy because of them and their characters, all three complimentary and balancing to provide satisfying coziness in a blanket with hot chocolate.
I could rewatch this more than ten times again and again. Lestrade is lovable in his own way too, though bumbling fool, but its his tiffs that add delight and comfort not to mention I adore his Irish manner and look (he's like their only friend)...Dr. Watson is kind and sympathetic (kind of like a worried elderly grandfather), and Holmes is Holmes (kind of like a small boy, grandson)...all three are similarly needed in the story, the absence of either and it just wouldn't be the same :-) !!!
This episode is just so wonderful!
It's getting harder to face the fact that I am nearing the last episode!
I love these "bite size" episodes of Sherlock.
Well put Z, best at night after dinner, before we "settle in" and hit the sack!
But they're the full episodes
This is my favorite Holmes and Watson. I have watched this series three times through. Love the fun friendship, love the sweet and brilliant detective and his warm and energetic friend. Great writing and casting! THANKS1
One of the better ones. Poor Lestrade: he never learns.
Thanks for the upload.
These two portrayals of Holmes and Watson are my favorite! I loved this episode! Thank you for sharing!
I'm hooked on them.
and can't stop watching!!!!
Me neither! I found Ronald Howard very charming as Holmes.
Me too
@@CuteDwarf11 yes right
Watching the last episode is quite the anticlimax 😁😁😆😁😆
Excellent! As ad devoted Holmes fan I cannot imagine how I missed this one.
Love this series, never knew about it before now. Well done, almost as good as the Basil Rathbone movies and in very much the same spirit.
I too am hooked... can't stop watching the series. Very good, Like Watkins in this show.
"The tea is ruined!" Lol lol
Man I've been loving all these little films for ages helps me chill out cheers
me too, i put them on to help me go to sleep. I have seen them so many times that seeing another sherlock holmes with these characters I like very much.
Great episode; really funny. LOL when I heard the maid say, "Hush!" and "A thousand blessings." Not Conan Doyle's stories, but an excellent series nevertheless; and the recurring actors and bit players enhance the viewing experience.
Very good! These actors are great!
A very good episode of "Sherlock Holmes" featuring H. Marion Crawford and Ronald Howard and a good supporting cast. The plot, pacing, and acting made this an entertaining program to view. One of the other comments mentioned that the actress who played "Janet" was not listed in the closing credits. I twice looked at the credits and sure enough, the actress who played the role of Janet was not listed.
Love these short episodes. Thank you.
Thanks for watching! May the Sauce be with you.
Brett is the man but this is fun. The acting is good and I particularly like that the same actors recycle in different characters throuought the series
Brett over-acted. Too many facial ticks and pausing to prove his brilliance.
@@TheBlueyedblond Actually, Brett got so into the character, he became seriously ill with bipolar disorder. He had to take drugs to combat it, and you can see the real effects on him in the later seasons of Holmes. So it wasn't just acting. He really was in real life very much like Holmes acted.
@@TheBlueyedblond Brett was the most authentic. Fantastic
@@PointyTailofSatan Brett hands down is the best Sherlock. IMHO
Jeremy Brett had a very distinctive interpretation. I enjoy his acting but I don't feel it captures the character of Holmes in the original stories. Authenticity isn't everything - for example I love Basil Rathbone for his bravura performance 🙂. Brett created his own version of Holmes which is definitely worth watching. However, I read a lot of fiction from that period and he doesn't quite ring true as a Victorian.
Excellent, absolutely excellent❤️
I truly enjoyed every single one. Wish there was a season 2.
Thank you for your time PizzaFlix
the last episode of the series, a great series that I have enjoyed very much ... thank you "PF" for bringing this series to CZcams
such a great series, i had an amazing time watching that
Just finished binge-watching this. Loved it, and wish they had done more episodes.
"Fear not, old man. So is my poison." 😸
Brilliant and brilliantly played!
All the actors in this tv series were just great!!! And I so wish there were more... alas all we can do is just keep re watching them.
Великолепный сериал! После советского, английского и американского кажется, что превзошел их всех интересными сценариями, а игра актеров на самом высоком уровне!!! Теперь можно наслаждаться долгие годы!!!
love seeing the same actors, i have heard this repeatedly so i now am finally noticing.. the fellow who is janets boyfriend, is in the gainsborough ghost... probably in many more episodes
I prefer these two characters best, they seem to gel together.
Excellent all of these episodes of Sherlock Holmes
Love black and white shows.
Me, too! Somehow classier than colour.
I figured this one out, as soon as the father said "I never lose" to the housekeeper! Good episode!
TheEyez187 me too 😊
Likewise!
Досмотрела сериал до конца и теперь начну с начала по второму кругу. А потом еще и еще: очень сильно понравился!
"THAT'S THE TEAPOT!"
Very, very, very clever!
Wonderful writing and acting!
I hold this is the best Sherlock/Watson pairing of all. (Though I do like Benedict Cumberbatch's completely different portrayal as well).
The small bottle in his coat pocket looked like a one shot of Jose Cuervo
So much of London! Terrific!🇨🇦
👍👍👍💕 thank you‼️
Excellent
Thank you 🤩🤩🤩💖💖
I saw all of the Sherlock Holmes and Watson "30's to 2017 but those two are the most cool ones.
aenvstelam my favourite one are Jude Law and RDJ, but these two are my second favourite.
my favorites remain Basil and Nigel
My favourites are Jeremy Brett and David Burke but this was fun, especially with Lestrade being played by "Little John."
Since we're all listing favorites, mine is Peter Cushing as Holmes - he had the chiseled features, the calm intelligence, the depth. He was particularly good in the Hound of the Baskervilles, presently available on Y Tube.
Confound it man . Very good.
I really enjoyed ty
That one was fun.
Yeah you got that right they are the best movie ever spec when they have you hook and on the edge of your seat with suspension
Me: you are the cutest Sherlock!
RH: 24:36
thank you PizzaFlix!
will come back for replays ❤
What a pity, it was over aftwr this episode 😢
It's interesting how the pronunciation of Lestrade's name varies from series to series. Ronald Howard uses the pronunciation apparently favoured by Conan Doyle.
I love these episodes as they are such easy watching. For the very first time I actually worked out who the killer was. It was the “I never loose Mrs…..” made he think it was was a suicide. He knew he was going to die die so why not make it sooner and frame Janet’s fiancé.
I too love the SHERLOCK HOLMES series. I think Basil Rathbone's "Watson" was just a little too silly & goofy acting. Does anyone agree with this assessment?
Theres actually a Case in the Books whit the same Solution. So the Episode is loosely based on a Canon Story.
During this era of television in the US, most of our "actors and actresses" were more suitable for burlesque or vaudeville than for serious acting...the Brits were pros.
Just love these old film , can’t believe people put there thumbs down on a free film how sad they are ....
Am I the only one who didn't know what the W1 stood for in the opening scene? Oh, well, it's the postcode for Marylebone...when I heard, "I never lose..."I was almost certain where it was going.
I love these old black & white movies - They took real acting not like all the gimmics of today's movies!
Those two police officers at the beginning reminds me of the George Formby song "On the Beat."
That’s the teapot !! 😡😁😁
That's the TEAPOT!!!!
well done PizzaFlix for all these sterling films. A pity that whoever was in charge of Mr Crawford's moustache seems unable to straighten the big soup strainer up. Perhaps they could have adjusted the angle of his head, to compensate...
This Lestrade is better than the Lestrade in the Rathbone series, who was an absolute fool. Lestrade IS a fool but he's still employed by Scotland Yard. He should act somewhat capable before Holmes makes mincemeat out of him.
I figured it out at 17:29 - (first time ever, for me!)
Does anyone know what year this was first filmed ? I love seeing the year they were made in. For a lack of a better way of putting it ? Music sounds like it is from the 1940's I know I am wrong though. But none the less I love seeing the dates. Thanks for all of these wonderful movies you brings us ! They bring back so many fond childhood memories.
@cosmicVox13 Thanks Cosmic. I was close though LoL
More specifically, 1954-55.
www.imdb.com/title/tt0046642/
I prefer the Lestrade in this version to the one with Basil Rathbone because in the series with the latter, the said inspector was a totally useless idiot... not that he was any better here, but at least he wasn't as annoying.
7:54 Me: " Make it 5,000 pounds and you've got a deal"!
14:32 I like this scene
Note to self, watched 1/5/18.
Lol Holmes poisoned himself at the end.
Hhhhaaa love them both 🥰also the inspector 😁
Poor Watson! Wouldn't have blamed him if he broke that poisonous teapot over Holmes' head! Didn't even warn Watson that there was poison in it, much less scrub it out or dispose of it! 😵😡
Watson has the patience of a god!
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Damn the tea was ruined.
Clue never loses.😂
Haaa, haa, haaaa ! He ruined the tea. While at the same time ruining the poison ! This was veddy guudd indeed. lol. Imagine this old creep : Hed give up his life in order to get his way and ruin the young man ! I guess he knew he only had one year at most anyway, so he may as well use his last card. Amazing. Thats true evil.
Honestly, in honor of 3 amazing fictional characters, how many innocent people went 2 jail or worse the gallows due 2 the inspectors consistent level of incompetence.
At 19:02, Holmes calls Mrs Duggan Mrs Vernon.
Paul Conaghan YES, I heard that too. In those days they didn’t do second takes for small errors. There was also a long pause that seemed out of place when the were interviewing her in the beginning...I guess script was forgotten and Ronald Howard had to be prompted.
small errors...? seems not that small
Hammy + cute.
Watson thinks he always solve the case , When really he can' solve his way out of a wet paper bag.
Thank god Dr Watson here is not childish and senile like Nigel Bruce.
The men are so courteous to the ladies
Definitely the best series portrayal, as Dr Watson is not made out to be a bumbling imbecile, as he is in the later series with Basil RATHBONE. Those are a complete farce.
Basil Rathbone starred as Sherlock Holmes between 1939 and 1946, these episodes are from 1954...
Exactly, it's ''the earlier series with Basil Rathbone.'' And that earlier (movey) series was not a farce at all, it was an excellent series, altho Watson was portrayed as not very bright.
Lo Watson…❤
Strange how the actress playing Janet gets no mention in the credits.
Red Rum Why did Vernon take the oil of cloves out of his pocket.?
Be better without all the lousy ads
i still think Basil and Nigel are best. Good one though
All apologies, but if the young scamp wanted the oil of cloves to conceal the smell of booze, he could only achieve this desired effect by drinking a bit, not by putting a glass bottle in his pocket. And if he had drunk a bit, Mrs. Duggan and the constables would probably not have turned so readily to the disappointed suitor as a poisoner.
he's not my Basil but he is just elementary heheheh
Out of sheer interest, and because I notice these things, does anyone else think that the design on the back of Mr. Hemingway's [ can't quite catch the surname] chair looks exactly like a child's dummy ?? [ soother in US] Quite remarkably so!!
Need full listed cast list for ep 38-end tag cut short. Help geeks such as i. 👍
or perhaps not quite so innocent as you...to Lestrade
Petunias perhaps? , thanks Pizza Flix
10:02 - 10:08 Those two just saved his miserable life and he has the audacity to rudely order them out of his office. Boy, Corrigan from that "Danger Man" episode, "Not-So-Jolly Roger," was right when told the protagonist, John Drake, "However, gratitude is an empty emotion."
ah but he wasn’t really sick, part of his plan to make Vernon bring him the meds
Só pra quem fala inglês.