Hands of a Murderer (1990)
Overview
Sherlock Holmes must track down his nemesis, Professor Moriarty, after the villain kidnaps Holmes' brother, Mycroft. The evil doctor is forcing his captive to decode highly classified military documents.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 1.96 |
Directed By
Stuart Orme
Crew
Charles Edward Pogue
Stuart Orme
Jeremy Zimmermann
Ken Westbury
Brian Harris
Colin Towns
Malcolm Middleton
Noel Davis
William F. Storke
Charles Edward Pogue
Robert E. Fuisz
Keith Palmer
Joe Illing
Rufus Andrews
Elaine Burt
Roy Burge
Penny Woolley
Roger Simons
Sue Yelland
Trevor Coop
Joe Martin
Peter Matthews
Arthur Wicks
Danny Shelmerdine
Jim Terry
Bob Bridges
John Salter
Hugo Middleton
Otto Snel
Kirsten Wing
Liz Webber
Geoffrey W. Lowe
Peter Elford
Nigel Slatter
Leslie Tomkins
Christine Beveridge
Ronnie Rampton
Roger Simons
Peter Sutton
Michael Crouch
Sallie Evans
Catherine Halloran
Len Tremble
Peter Elliott
Reg Parsons
Antony Ford
Mark Goddard
Marilyn Clarke
Terry Apsey
Peter Shepherd
Nigel Seal
Ian Whittaker
Jan Archibald
Brian Martin
Peter Childs
Don Maton
Jason White
Arthur Conan Doyle
TOP CAST
Edward Woodward
Sherlock Holmes
John Hillerman
Dr. John Watson
Anthony Andrews
Prof. James Moriarty
Kim Thomson
Sophie DeVere
Peter Jeffrey
Mycroft Holmes
Warren Clarke
Col. Gould
Terence Lodge
Inspector Lestrade
Christopher Fairbank
Jeremy Stubb
Harry Audley
Richard Farrington
David Sibley
Finch
John Tordoff
Berton
Michael Tezcan
Kasim
Daniel Newman
Wiggins
Faith Kent
Mrs Hudson
David Neal
Minister
Steve Ellis
Policeman
David Arlen
Police Driver
Graham Gill
Ballad Singer
Jimmy Flint
Wickes
Ronald Nunnery
Old Drunk
Geoffrey Rose
Preacher
Peter Brace
Hangman
Honora Burke
Queen Victoria
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