Sherlock Holmes in Washington (1943)
In World War II, a British secret agent carrying a vitally important document is kidnapped en route to Washington. The British government calls on Sherlock Holmes to recover it.
Director:
Roy William Neill
Writers:
Bertram Millhauser, Lynn Riggs.
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Basil Rathbone as Sherlock Holmes |
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Nigel Bruce as Doctor Watson |
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Marjorie Lord as Nancy Partridge |
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Henry Daniell as William Easter |
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George Zucco as Heinrich Hinckel aka Richard Stanley |
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John Archer as Naval Lt. Pete Merriam |
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Gavin Muir as Mr. Lang, government agent |
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Edmund MacDonald as Detective Lt. Grogan |
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Don Terry as Howe |
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Mary Gordon as Mrs. Hudson |
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Bradley Page as Cady |
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Clarence Muse as George |
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Mary Forbes as Mrs. Pettibone |
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Holmes Herbert as Mr. Ahrens |
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Thurston Hall as Sen. Henry Babcock |
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Ian Wolfe as Antiques Store Sales Clerk |
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John Burton as Army Inspector (uncredited) |
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Gerald Hamer as Alfred Pettibone |
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Gilbert Emery as Sir Henry Marchmont (uncredited) |
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Margaret Seddon as Miss Pringle (uncredited) |
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Mary Field as Party Pianist (uncredited) |
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Colin Kenny as Hotel Doorman (uncredited) |
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Caroline Frances Cooke as Mrs. Ruxton |
| Writing | Bertram Millhauser | Writer |
| Directing | Roy William Neill | Director |
| Art | Russell A. Gausman | Set Decoration |
| Directing | William Tummel | Assistant Director |
| Writing | Bertram Millhauser | Screenplay |
| Camera | Lester White | Director of Photography |
| Editing | Otto Ludwig | Editor |
| Production | Howard Benedict | Associate Producer |
| Sound | Frank Skinner | Music |
| Writing | Bertram Millhauser | Original Story |
| Art | Jack Otterson | Art Direction |
| Writing | Lynn Riggs | Screenplay |
| Production | Roy William Neill | Producer |
| Costume & Make-Up | Vera West | Costume Design |
| Writing | Arthur Conan Doyle | Characters |
