The Woman in Green

Watch: The Woman in Green

Unrated

6/15/19451h 8m

Theatrical (limited) Release (US)

~ From her LIPS — poison that bred MURDER! ~

Overview:

Sherlock Holmes investigates when young women around London turn up murdered, each with a finger severed. Scotland Yard suspects a madman, but Holmes believes the killings to be part of a diabolical plot.

Director:

Roy William Neill

Status:

Released

Language:

English

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Key words:

london, england
amnesia
blackmail
scotland yard
investigation
hypnosis
violence against women
femme fatale
trance
black and white
series of murders
hypnotist
hypnotism
ledge
blackmailer
assassination attempt
mutilated body
severed finger
silhouette on window shade
bust of julius caesar
holmes vs moriarty
sherlock holmes

Cast

Basil Rathbone

~ as ~

Sherlock Holmes

Nigel Bruce

~ as ~

Dr. John Watson

Hillary Brooke

~ as ~

Lydia Marlowe

Henry Daniell

~ as ~

Professor James Moriarty

Paul Cavanagh

~ as ~

Sir George Fenwick

Matthew Boulton

~ as ~

Inspector Gregson

Eve Amber

~ as ~

Maude Fenwick

Frederick Worlock

~ as ~

Dr. Onslow

Percival Vivian

~ as ~

Dr. Simnell

Coulter Irwin

~ as ~

Corporal Williams

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Reviews (1)

CinemaSerf
Written 3 year(s) ago
7
This is maybe not one of the better of the fourteen outings for Messrs. Rathbone and Bruce, but it's still a thoroughly enjoyable watch as "Holmes" and "Watson" have to get to the bottom of a mystery that involves a series of apparently unrelated killings linked only by the fact that each victim has a severed finger. No "Lestrade" this time, but Matthew Boulton is "Insp. Gregson" who together with our deductive duo, tries to get to the bottom of it all - and as their investigations deepen, they discover that their long thought dead nemesis "Prof. Moriarty" (Henry Daniell) is back and even more nasty! This also has a suitably classy, menacing performance from Hilary Brooke as femme fatale "Lydia Marlow" to keep the pot boiling before quite a tense denouement. Well worth a watch.