Terror en la niebla

Título original: A Study in Terror

1965
1h 35min

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John Neville in Terror en la niebla (1965)

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Crime Mystery Thriller

Sherlock Holmes y el Dr. John H. Watson se unen para dar caza del célebre asesino en serie, Jack el Destripador.Sherlock Holmes y el Dr. John H. Watson se unen para dar caza del célebre asesino en serie, Jack el Destripador.Sherlock Holmes y el Dr. John H. Watson se unen para dar caza del célebre asesino en serie, Jack el Destripador.

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Trivia
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle never wrote a story in which Sherlock, a fictional character, worked on the real-life Jack the Ripper case. However, Dr. Joseph Bell, the real-life inspiration for Holmes, was consulted by Scotland Yard on the case.

Errores
In 1888, they sing a song "Ta-Ra-Ra Boom-De-Ay!" which is composed by Henry J. Sayers in 1891 and was not introduced into Britain until 1892.

Citas
Sherlock Holmes: My dear Mycroft, this is a surprise! Watson, some sherry... Is this a social call?
Mycroft Holmes: Yes, yes, oh yes, purely social.
[pause]
Mycroft Holmes: How are you?
Sherlock Holmes: Very well.
[pause]
Sherlock Holmes: Well, now that the social call is over, hadn't we better get down to business?

Versiones alternativas
BBFC cuts were made to the original UK cinema release to reduce shots of blood in the trough and to shorten a repeated stabbing and scenes of Annie Chapman struggling with her assailant. Later video and DVD releases were uncut.

Conexiones
Featured in The Many Faces of Sherlock Holmes (1985)

Bandas sonoras
Ta-Ra-Ra-Boom-Dee-Aye
(uncredited)
Written by Henry J. Sayers
Sung by Georgia Brown

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Entertaining thriller that is a lot better than the similar 'Murder By Decree' (or 'From Hell' for that matter).

This is a great little thriller which featured the Sherlock Holmes vs. Jack The Ripper premise many years before the better known 'Murder By Decree'. John Neville (The X Files' "The Well-Manicured Man") makes a great Holmes, and Donald Houston plays a very good Watson. Robert Morley appears as Holmes' brother Mycroft, and the rest of the cast includes dependable character actors like Anthony Quale, Judi Dench, Frank Finlay, and even Barbara Windsor of "Carry On" fame. 'A Study In Terror' lacks the big budget excess of 'From Hell' and is all the better for it. For me it is a much more entertaining movie.