Sherlock Holmes - Murder Rooms: The White Knight Strategem DVD

Sherlock Holmes - Murder Rooms: The White Knight Strategem

    Sherlock Holmes - Murder Rooms: The White Knight Strategem

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    Special Features:
    • Interactive Menus.,
    • Interactive Menus\Scene Access
    Region:
    • Region 2
    Aspect Ratio:
    • Aspect Ratio 4:3,
    • 4:3 Full Frame
    Sound Information:
    • Dolby Digital
    Number of Discs:
    • 1
    Main Language:
    • English
    Dubbing Languages:
    • Dolby Digital 2.0 English
    Certificate:
    • 12

    Description

    Release Date: 11 March 2002

    Ian Richardson stars in this thrilling programme as the enigmatic Joseph Bell, to whom Arthur Conan Doyle allegedly wrote : 'It is to you that I owe Sherlock Holmes.' This feature length prime time programme was broadcast on BBC1 to wide critical acclaim.
    The suicide of a mysterious young woman and the murder of two men appear to be inextricably linked.
    When Dr. Joseph Bell is asked to assist the police, it soon becomes clear that this is more than a routine case. Dr. Bell's relationship with the Chief of investigation is put in the spot light as old resentments come to the surface jeopardising a quick conclusion to the murders.
    Bell calls in Arthur Conan Doyle for support, but when Doyle seems to side with the Chief rather than his mentor, cracks start to appear in their long friendship.
    Can Joseph Bell's extraordinary powers of deduction reveal that there is more to this case that meets the eye?
    Or will he be proved wrong for the first time in his career?

    The suicide of a mysterious young woman and the murder of two men appear to be inextricably linked. When Dr. Joseph Bell is asked to assist the police, it soom becomes clear that this is more than just a routine case. Dr Bell's relationship with the Chief of investigation is put in the spot light as old resentments come to the surface jeopardising a quick conclusion to the murders. Bell calls in Arthur Conan Doyle for support, but when Doyle seems to side with the Chief rather than his mentor, cracks start to appear in their long friendship. Can Joseph Bell's extraordinary powers of deduction reveal that there is more to this case than meets the eye? Or will he be proved wrong for the first time in his career?

    Special Features

    • Interactive Menus.
    • Interactive Menus\Scene Access

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