Sherlock Holmes (TV-1954) THE BELLIGERENT GHOST (S1E5)
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- Hailed as the most faithfully filmed adaptation of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's legendary characters. This acclaimed series stars Ronald Howard as the world-famous sleuth and H. Marion Crawford in a different portrayal of Dr. Watson than usual.
THE CASE OF THE BELLIGERENT GHOST: Watson claims that he was hit in the eye by Albert Higgins a half hour after he had watched him die of a heart attack. He was however the counterfeiter Pound note Higgins, now day watchman at the Pembroke Museum, where Leonardo's Moonlight Madonna is being shown.
One of the best episodes to fall asleep to-not because it’s boring, but because it’s comfortable.
Very true
It took me 6 times to watch this episode all the way through for that very reason. I love watching this show at bedtime, so I fell asleep several times trying to watch this episode to the end.
i know it's kinda off topic but does anyone know of a good website to watch new series online?
@Ignacio Bentley Try flixzone. You can find it by googling :)
The Laughing Mummy is good for falling asleep to, too. It’s nice to see I’m not the only one who does this!
I really like Ronald Howard's depiction of Sherlock Holmes. After Jeremy Brett and Basil Rathbone, Howard really does a good job at bringing this character to life. It's too bad that so many people think that Howard's acting career was so mediocre.
I remember that Ronald Howard 's depiction of Sherlock Holmes was the first I saw when I was a child, and I was hooked from then on. My mother and I would watch these episodes together whenever we could, and I was totally charmed by him; my mother was amused when I thought that he was the one who played Percy Blakeney in The Scarlet Pimpernel, and told me that it was his father, Leslie.
I always preferred Ronald's acting to his father's; as much more celebrated as Leslie Howard was, his son seemed more human.
Please don't forget about Peter Cushing playing Sherlock Holmes.
Horrible thing for you to say about Howard.
I also liked how Ronald Howard combined the humor within serious cases and had great chemistry with Marion Crawford. I may be thrown stones at but Basil Rathbone was a bore and took himself too seriously. Still love Jeremy Brett the most because Sherlock would have really had such a manic personality in real life and he really brought that to life
I might ask who he is cited as being mediocre in comparison to?
Basil Rathborne is a great Sherlock Holmes for the Cinema, but Ronald Howard rules over all the tv versions.
Also, this series has the best "Watson" character.
The good Dr. is quite the pugilist!
Thanks for uploading!
I just love Dr.Watson's character. He used to seem so serious in the books. Well, the Covid19 Lockdown hasn't been that difficult after all, thank you my good chap!
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It’s great it makes you want to go for a walk in the fog.
*lockup
@@russcooke5671 your comment gave me a smile and a laugh, thanks,, I love this Watson too, he is such a friend, funny and able to hold his own for the most part,,even in the fog,
As an American, I have enjoyed watching blokes perform for seventy-five years. They are entertaining. Thank you for these shows.
That bit of dialogue at the end was brilliant! I need to make sure to have lines like that in my own writing. These old shows and movies are actually full of great examples of witty dialogue. Thanks for sharing this.
It's official, I'm addicted to this series!😉
Thank you for all the work you are putting into these, PizzaFlix.
H. Marion is just the best at comedy - and here when he get totally flustered and angry at Holmes with no dialogue - just perfect. :) this series would not be as good as it tis without him. . .
I am so glad to have found this wonderful channel here. I didn't know this Holmes/Watson pair before, but it's fantastic! Ronald Howard and H. Marion Howard play absolutely great! (and so do all the other actors who appear in the various episodes!). By now I have become almost addicted to these delightful little films!
I love this pairing, and adaptation, of Holmes and Watson. In this series, more than any other, it shows Holmes sense of humour, and highlights Watson's brawling skills.
I've seen him one-punch at least four people. Holmes K.O.'s the crimes and Watson K.O.'s the criminals! This was one of Holmes' best pranks on Watson!! :D
TheEyez187 hehe nicely stated glad other people enjoy these and sherlock for that matter such utter tripe these days passing for tv
@@epf888 I had the same opinion. Ronald Howard's take on Holmes makes me smile a lot, because when he pulls a prank, he's like a little boy having fun.
"Psychology! I've been studying it you know, we're not all as backwards as you think". I love Lestrade
The more I watch these, the more I enjoy them. Thank you for posting them.
I love this series, brandy fixes everything.
jerome dragun it does indeed, well said old chap.
A huge breath of fresh air from Nigel Bruce's Watson. Much more like the Watson in Jeremy Brett's Holmes'. They don't make him out to be a foolish buffoon... Nice 30min episodes!!
If I had the money I would buy a Hanson cab Victorian clothes and a giant fog machine and drive around all the old parts of London especially along the embankment with a nice flask of Brandy Bliss
You wouldn't get very far in Londonistan these days, alas. Far too much traffic.
"Good gracious Higgins, By Jove Higgins, or even Good heavens Higgins" I love that line! I don't know why but it always makes me laugh.
I really appreciate Sherlock Holmes played by Ronald Howard, and Dr. Watson played by H. Marion Crawford. Thank you so much for sharing those treasures with us.
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Ronald Howard, is Leslie Howards son.
Check out the Jeremy Brett version of Sherlock Holmes. One of the best Dr. Watson portrayals as well as Holmes.
Nope. Basil Rathbone is Holmes, not this pretender. Sorry.
Same here. His portrayal was the first I ever watched, and I was completely charmed by him; Basil Rathbone was the more hard bitten, cynical version, while Jeremy Brett was was kind of dandyish in his hyperactive, childish misfit portrayal that I couldn't help cringing.
I've come to enjoy this rendition of Holmes with Ronald Howard and H Marion Crawford as the lead characters ALMOST as much as Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce-almost. Interesting how the good Inspector's name evolved from LaSTRAYED to LaSTROD in future iterations.Good sauce @PizzaFlix!
Thank you, enjoying these Sherlock Holmes programs very much, good acting and story
I really like these two together, Ronald Howard makes a very good Sherlock Holmes , very enjoyable.
This was another entertaining episode of "Sherlock Holmes" with Ronald Howard and H. Marion Crawford. Each episode was less than 30 minutes and did well in the plots, pacing and acting.
yes. Quite an achievement. They don't even seem short though they are.
Holmes ( apologetically ): " Yes, I regret to say that I not only tweaked your nose, " ( stifles his laughter ) " But I also pulled your leg! "
* Bites his lip to keep from grinning * 😅
Absolutely brilliant! 🤣🤣🤣
This John Watson character is by far the best.
I love how Holmes slaps the priceless Da Vinci painting with his knuckles when he discovers it. In reality the canvas would have shattered from age-I know, I restore old paintings.
To restore an old painting means it has lost a part of its genuineness.
*loadout loadout*
I did enjoy the movie, but obviously, something I said upset you, what is it?
@@redblade43so you think they should lock them up in a vault with precise temperature and humidity controlled with no lighting. And nobody allowed to actually see them? I do respect your pov, but imagine what the artists would think if their art was only meant for commodities and investments. "anteeker" would know that proper restoration sometimes takes longer and with more care than the originals. I am truly amazed what these people can do!
anteeker Yeah, I don’t restore paintings but always found him smacking that painting like that to be terribly amusing because IRL it would probably explode to pieces.
Always amusing to see which way Watson's moustache is going to tilt in each episode! Have only seen it even on both sides once. 😊
I never noticed that and I know the whole series by heart. Lol I have to watch for that now.
I'm finding this series really enjoyable to watch.
ABSOLUTELY SUPERB BRITISH CLASSIC - what a pure JOY!
My cat loves this episode and so do I .
My one great enjoyment of the series is that Dr. Watson is not portrayed as a bumbling fool...as in the movies of Basil Rathbone.
This series is fantastic love them all
I can't get enough of this so likeable fellows. Really fine - thank you again and again!
Ikr? They were totally adorable. Ronald Howard's portrayal of Holmes was what charmed me when I first watched this series.
Thank you PizzaFlix for these , I'm binge watching them last few days .
That was another fun episode Thanks for uploading these
It's hilarious that this is the second episode I've seen that ends with Watson infuriated and huffing and puffing angrily through his mustache.
This episode is one of my favorites for the last line alone.
The guy at the morgue looks like Beeker on the Muppet show . I love the way they wrote into the script that Dr. Watson is the toughie sort . Very humorous :D
Well Watson is a doctor. But he's a military Doctor.
😁l also pulled your leg . Thanks for the episode. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
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Love Watson’s slow burn !😄
Different Portrayals of the Classic Sherlock Holmes:
Jeremy Brett
- hyperactive misfit, true to his cocaine addiction, with his love for theatrics and surprises, pretty dandyish, a gentleman towards the ladies.
Basil Rathbone
- hard bitten, cynical, intense, somewhat high strung, confident up to the point of arrogance, a bit mean, but caring towards those close to him, and still a gentleman towards the ladies.
Peter Cushing
- gentleman, eccentric, kind of mean, eloquent, focused.
Ronald Howard
- can be bit absent minded during his experiments, relaxed, boyishly charming, even when pulling a prank, gentleman.
9:00am-9:00pm those are some crazy working hours.
Very enjoyable. I suspect these may become addictive!!!! Thank you for posting.
Sheldon Reynolds was 31 when he made this series, and chose to portray a young Sherlock, 30s, still finding his footing, and fun.
for me I love all Sherlocks because they all have something different and bring a unique personality. ps: my favorite will always be brett
Wonderful ! Classic. Thank you.
The best part of this episode was Holmes facial expression at the very end. Watson was not happy with him - not at all.
I kept on rewinding that part because I found it ABSOLUTELY CUTE and ADORABLE.
H. Marion Crawford, who play Dr Watson, was rather a handsome man and he had a fine voice. He married 4 times, ruined his health with drink and died after taking a dose of sleeping pills with alcohol at the age of 54 in 1969.
That is so verysad
So sad
Los. Actores. De. Esta. Serie. Son. Mis. Favoritos. Muy. Guapos. Los. 2. 😍😍👍
This episode was absolutely adorable!
Curious mystery simply explained by cool Holmes for a suspicious Dr Watson.The relevance of confusing time factor and presence of pacakge helped the psychology suspension to reveal the mystery of ghost to catch the picture thief
thankyou so much really enjoying this series TFS
" You astonish me, Inspector. "
* Smirks * 😊😊😊
9:20 - most interesting shot - the cinematographer was quite a good one. there are other scenes like this if i remember correctly. really adds to the feeling of a scene.
Haha! It's the creepiest scene in the episode. Holmes and Watson look as if they're possessed by the ghost of Albert Higgins when they leave the end of the scene at 10:02-10:03.
I was at first confused because it seemed that there was some foul play with Higgins' death, which makes no sense. But after thinking about it for a few hours, I believe I figured out what really happened. If I have this down correctly.... Higgins sadly died on the way home to retrieve the forgery. The landlady called the museum instead of the police first and was convinced to wait until the curator arrived. He paid her off, then got the fake painting and dressed up to complete the illusion that Higgins hadn't left work early. Of course he punched Watson and then hurried to the museum to complete the switch before the night shift. The only question now is how he returned Higgins' clothes to the house before the police got there.
Very funny for Sherlock. I'm a die hard Rathbone and Bruce fan, but Howard is ok. Enjoyed.
I found Ronald Howard quite charming as Holmes, he was so ADORABLE! His was also the first Sherlock Holmes series I watched, and Basil Rathbone in later years; the latter was the more experienced, hard bitten, cynical version of Holmes in my opinion, although I was quite annoyed and put out when the film settings were no longer in the Victorian era, but in the 1940s ( to cut down on the budget from what I heard ).
I love these series. Just wish they were longer.😊
Precisely alongside Basil Rathbone in his 'Sherlock Holmes', stands Ronald Howard. Very entertaining series!
Poor Old Albert 😆
I wish we had gotten more episodes
The alternative title for this episode was "Dr. Watson and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day".
👍👍👍💕 thank you‼️
THe joke about Watson and the "door" is just too funny 😂
This is my favorite episode hahahahahah le epic episode of sherlie combs
These two are as good as Brett and Hardwicke!
I like this because of “Poor Albert Higgins.”
Ahaa, Holmes is being naughty today! And Dr. Watson is as brave & strong as ever.
I love these :)
Thanks for watching! May the Sauce be with you.
That is marvelous!😂😂😂
Is no one going to mention the fact that as 22:15, the great Sherlock Holmes rapped the back of his hand on the painted surface of a genuine Leonardo Da Vinci painting?!? He handled it with the casualness one would if handling a newspaper that you had finished reading. And it didn't occur to him that the thief would be armed?
I used that door thing once my self.
First time Sherlock has played his violin!🎻
Victorian times sounds marvelous. I hear their bringing back bloomers.
this was a good episode!.... and I thought there was a twin! LOL
Watson must have a , thing , about anyone pulling his nose. He was , well, pist off at Sherlock.
spiffing good yarn what .
🎩my favorites and the movies of course🔎
I thought that Holmes would complete Lestrade's Alexander Pope quote as it was a Madonna it would have been quite appropriate.
Excellent
Really nice and funny ,, i love it ,,
Those episodes are so funny
my favourite Holmes
Brilliant! I was thinking twin brother. Rats. lol
12:23 Holmes is playing " Humoresque " by Dvorak. It's not bad playing.
Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce was the best Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson ever!
Nope. Basil played him so arrogant he bordered on mean. I prefer these.
@@cathyroberts1148 Holmes is an ass in general.
i love rathbone but i like these also, rathbone was great but sometimes his shows dragged a bit
"Is it the pretty dog...." 😂😂😂😂
Jesus Christ has died for the sins of humanity, that all who believe in Him might not perish, but have eternal life. We are to repent of our sins and believe in Him, that we might be saved. Read the New Testament of the Bible for more information.
Samuel Burke wrong place for this
Just like the SH Canon, the Bible is also a work of fiction. The difference is that it promotes everything wrong with the world.
Yes Carol Mullen downright addictive!
At 12:16 Holmes is playing a tune on the violin ... anyone know the title? A movie was made with the song, movie title was name of song ... trying to remember it.
Never mind, found it ... "Humoresque" - Dvorak.
Is it really just me who chuckles at the thumbnail?
The most faithfully filmed? Hardly. Once Jeremy Brett's Holmes appeared all other characterizations seem lame to me. No one ever captured the essential oddness of Holmes better than Brett.
Erg Budster I
many people say that... and i agree that it seems accurate, and while i find him very talented, and the production values in his show amazing, but i find jeremy brett really annoying at times, he kind of overdid over time, and became obsessed with his character , and started to stay in character even in real life.. he showed signs of illness, which he indeed was suffering from....i have great sympathy for him but it affected his work....if it is accurate, i am not sure i want the real sherlock holmes
Such amaze wit
Was this ever shown in the UK?
Per the Oxford Guide to British television, this series was "American-produced, European-filmed" and was "seen via the various ITV companies during the mid-1950s".
I really.like.to watch Sherlock.Holms movies
I love these never understand why people don’t like ignorant people watch for free OR TURN IT OVER ..
4:20 🤣🤣🤣🤣 gotta love watson!
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"Excuse me!"
low ringing sound, couldn’t watch
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Who is that at 8:55-10:00? Sherlock Holmes or Max Payne?! Maxlock? Sherlock Payne?
Sherlock has exactly the same square haircut as the original Max Payne and even looks the same! LOL
A theft could nr done by Moraty ,. An. The clock
Still a theft . A rug pull for s gun dhot. still death for art work.