The Greek Interpreter - Part 2 of 6 (Sherlock Holmes)

Sherlock Holmes by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Not as good as the book, but still worth watching.

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Entertainment

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• sherlock
• holmes
• arthur
• conan
• doyle
• greek
• interpreter
• detective
• deduction

[GodsWildfire]

Jeremy Brett was as close to being Sherlock Holmes as any real man could be to becoming a fictional character.

[crowskyler]

I think that's the oldest Mycroft I've ever seen. He's very good, though.

[coolcat8888nono]

He was Holmes personified.

[JuliatheCoolest]

So is the actor playing Melas a native speaker of Greek?

[tdelamont]

Wow. At 5:20 it's Peter Lorre and Toht the Nazi torturer rolled into one. This does not bode well for this Greek fellow.

[GlassCtiy]

the look on holmes face when mycorft interrupted him. had they been children holmes would have glared and wanted revenge. i always do.

[Songsmirth]

@operaphantom95 Opera! I was thinking the same thing. Exactly. He always seemed to play a type of worm didn't he? The Wormtail(I think that's the name) in the Harry Potter series reminds me of him as well. "Great minds." lol I couldn't remember his name and was going to look up Casablanca to check but your saved me the trouble. Thanks. :)

[Mimi2591]

Did you see his face in 3:47-3:49 when Mycroft interrupted him? Priceless annoyance!

[operaphantom95]

The creepy blonde guy reminds me of Peter Lorre.

[firetrucksnfishcakes]

I love Sherlock Holmes face when he meets the man his brother wanted him to meet. And i also love whenever hes talking to his brother, thier both so alike!!!

[farmertomas]

@GodsWildfire

yes i totally agree!

[Imverycute2]

The bespecticaled villain reminds me of the creepy bespecticaled Nazi guy from Raiders of the Lost Ark, right down to the evil laugh.