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Partners in Crime
(US, Motion picture) |
- (1928) Silent movie, crime drama starring William Powell, Wallace Beery and Raymond Hatton.
Citations:
1. The Films of William Powell, by William J. Quirk, Citadel Press, 1986.
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Pearl of Death
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- (1944). Universal film, adapted from 'The Six Napoleans.' Miles Mander and Rondo Hatton star along with Rathbone and Bruce.
Citations:
1. The Films of Sherlock Holmes, Chris Steinbrunner and Norman Michaels, Citadel Press, 1978.
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Perils of Pauline, The
(Motion picture) |
- (1914) Silent 15-chapter serial, starring Pearl White.
Citations:
1. Detectionary: A Complete Guide to Mystery Fiction, edited by Otto Penzler, Chris Steinbrunner and Marvin Lachman. Ballantine Books, 1971.
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Persons in Hiding
(1939) |
- A Paramountmelodrama, a 'Bonnie-and-Clyde' style thriller.
Citations:
1. Patrica Morison: Danger Woman, Interview by Gregory Mank, Midnight Marquee, Issue 56, Spring 1998, pg 37.
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Private Detective 62
(US, Motion picture) |
- (1933) Stars William Powell, Margaret Lindsay, Ruth Donnelly, et al.
Citations:
1. The Films of William Powell, by William J. Quirk, Citadel Press, 1986.
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Private Life of Sherlock Holmes, The
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- (1970) Robert Stephens portrays Sherlock Holmes and Colin Blakely Dr. Watson in this homage by Billy Wilder. Mycroft Holmes is played by Christopher Lee, Genevieve Page plays Gabrielle Valladon.
Citations:
1. The Films of Sherlock Holmes, Chris Steinbrunner and Norman Michaels. Citadel Press, 1978.
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Psycho
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- (1960) Alfred Hitchcock's adaption of Robert Bloch's novel.
Citations:
1. Detectionary: A Complete Guide to Mystery Fiction, edited by Otto Penzler, Chris Steinbrunner and Marvin Lachman. Ballantine Books, 1971.
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Pursuit to Algiers
(US, Motion picture) |
- (1945) Basil Rathbone as Sherlock Holmes and Nigel Bruce as Dr. Watson in this Universal feature, 'entering Europe's political underworld.' Marjorie Riordan, Rosalind Ivan, Martin Kosleck, and Morton Lowry are included in the cast. The majority of the film takes place on board ship bound for Algiers.
Citations:
1. The Films of Sherlock Holmes, Chris Steinbrunner and Norman Michaels. Citadel Press, 1978.
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