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So close to being the best…
I think we would have had the best “Hound” ever if Granada had invested enough money in this Jeremy Brett/Edward Hardwick production. As it is, it is a very good production, but it could have been a truly great one.

This production has so much going for it—of course, starting with the best Holmes and Watson ever—Brett and Hardwicke.

Kristoffer Tabori is wonderful as Sir Henry Baskerville—just about the best I’ve ever seen. He really conveys Sir Henry’s youthfulness. You easily believe that he has grown up in Canada and is a bit of a “fish out of water” in England. Plus he totally looks the part.

Alastair Duncan is also wonderful as Dr. Mortimer. Mortimer is usually portrayed as just the standard cardboard cutout of the older stiff- upper-lip British professional man. It is such a breath of fresh air to have this character portrayed as younger and much closer to the way he is described in the original story.

However, Fiona Gillies isn’t so successful as Beryl Stapleton. This is a pivotal character and the weakness of this performance undermines the overall success of the production. They could and should have paid for an A-list actress for this part.

They could and should have shot and edited the whole sequence concerning the death of Sir Charles far better—in such a way as to really evoke his terror and to convey his belief in the supernatural character of the hound. After all, this scene sets up the entire framework for the story, as well as its mood.

Better special effects would have greatly improved the depiction of the attack of the hound on Sir Henry.

Just imagine if this production had had the budget of a first rate feature film—and all the additional resources and talents that would have made available. It could have been the definitive “Hound.”

Quite simply this adaptation is superb
We are drowning in adaptations of the Hound of the Baskervilles, some are better then others, but only one I would class as outstanding, and that is this one. It’s all about Jeremy Brett, he was to Sherlock Holmes what David Suchet was to Poirot, he was the defining characterization, he made Holmes real and relevant, and during this particular production I would say he was at the height of his mastery. Supported wonderfully by Edward Hardwicke, who seems to get more screen time then Holmes, he is wonderfully solid. Neil Duncan is great too, good strong scenes between him and Brett when they discuss his skull. In many of the adaptations the hound is the problem, in some it looks like a model, and in others it looks like Scooby Doo, they got it right this time round in this excellent TV movie.

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Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 45 min (105 min)
Budget 0
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Status Released
Rated Unrated
Genre Crime, Drama, Horror, Mystery
Director Brian Mills
Writer Arthur Conan Doyle (novel), John Hawkesworth (developed for television by), T.R. Bowen (dramatised by)
Actors Jeremy Brett, Edward Hardwicke, Raymond Adamson, Alastair Duncan
Country UK
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Sound Mix Stereo
Aspect Ratio 1.33 : 1
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