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A Study in Scarlet
1933
· Movie
· 72 min
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40/100
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Dr. John Watson meets the enigmatic detective Sherlock Holmes for the first time. They are soon drawn into a complex murder investigation that appears to be an insoluble locked-room mystery. The case has its roots in America's past, leading back to the Mormon settlements in Utah and a story of betrayal and revenge that spans decades.
Details
- Director
- Edwin L. Marin
- Writer
- Robert Florey
- Released
- 14 May 1933
- Country
- United States
- Language
- English
- Runtime
- 72 min
- Rated
- NR
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