The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes 1971

Crime Drama Mystery

Adaptations of mystery stories written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's contemporary rivals in the genre.

All Titles
  • UK: The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes
  • FI: Sherlock Holmesin kilpailijat Sherlock Holmesin kilpailijat
  • IO: The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes
  • JP: The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes
  • PL: Sherlock Holmes i inni Sherlock Holmes i inni
  • RU: Соперники Шерлока Холмса Соперники Шерлока Холмса
  • RU: Соперники Шерлока Холмса Соперники Шерлока Холмса
  • ES: Los rivales de Sherlock Holmes Los rivales de Sherlock Holmes
  • UA: The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes
  • US: The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes
  • DE: Die Rivalen von Sherlock Holmes Die Rivalen von Sherlock Holmes
Director
Jonathan Alwyn
Alan Cooke
Jim Goddard
Artists
Peter Vaughan
as Dorrington
Peter Barkworth
as Martin Hewitt
as Prof. Van Dusen
Ronald Hines
as Jonathan Pryde
Cyd Hayman
as Laura Stanley
Derek Smith
as Henry Jacobs
Kenneth Colley
as Farrish
Petronella Barker
as Miss Parrot
John Nettleton
as Admiral Christador
Charles Lloyd Pack
as Judge
James Cairncross
as Briggs
as Fat man
Robert Hartley
as Doctor
Edward Dentith
as Sir Edward Markham
Clifford Parrish
as Dr. Ewing
Michael Cashman
as Asst. Purser Robbins
John Dawson
as Inspector Fullalove
John Gatrell
as Jeweller
Joe Dunlop
as P.C. Oates
Barry Ashton
as Buller's Bank Clerk
Susanna East
as Girl
Maurice Quick
as Magistrate
Robert Webber
as Clergyman
Derek Jacobi
as William Drew
Donald Pleasence
as Carnacki
Roy Dotrice
as Simon Carne
John Neville
as Dr. Thorndyke
as Max Carrados
as Romney Pringle
Robert Lang
as Bernard Sutton
John Fraser
as Dixon Druce
Elvi Hale
as Lady Molly
Judy Geeson
as Polly Burton
as Lt. Holst
Charles Gray
as Eugene Valmont
as Mr. J.T. Laxworthy
Ronald Fraser
as Horrocks
Barrie Ingham
as Dr. John Thorndyke
Robin Ellis
as Charles Dallas
Sara Kestelman
as Hagar
Ronald Lewis
as Dagobert Trostler
Barry Keegan
as Inspector Lipinzki
Michael Bates
as Colonel Sandstream
as Hamer
as Captain Hisgins
James Cossins
as Dr. Jervis
as Mallows
George Murcell
as Inspector Vandeleur
Barbara Murray
as Lady Wiltshire
Richard Pearson
as Marquess of Macclesfield
Moira Redmond
as Mrs. Kavanagh
Ann Beach
as Mary Grandard
George A. Cooper
as Inspector Beedel
Derek Francis
as Dixon
Joss Ackland
as Grubber
Michael Gough
as Governor
Neil McCarthy
as Anderson
Peter Sallis
as Dr. Jervis
Nicola Pagett
as Countess Nadja
John Savident
as Sir Arthur Inglewood
Suzanne Neve
as Miss. Mackail
Patrick Barr
as Mr. Arundel
as Sir Hector Drummond
John Phillips
as Professor Dyne
Paul Hardwick
as Lord Altington
as Ulla Holst
Michele Dotrice
as Mary Hisgins
Jane Lapotaire
as Emily Shaw
as Katie Harris
Jacqueline Pearce
as Jenny Pryde
Bernard Archard
as Dr. Davidson
Peter Cellier
as Lord Wiltshire
Jo Rowbottom
as Suzie Shepherd
Esmond Knight
as Captain Cutler
Marianne Benet
as Madame Sara
John Carlisle
as Stedman
as Lady Faber
Ralph Truman
as Foreign Secretary
Ingrid Hafner
as Maria Hamer
as Thaxted
Catherine Schell
as Maria Wolkinski
Julian Glover
as Alfred Barton
Jean Marsh
as Mrs. Vanrenen
Christopher Neame
as Sydney Wing
as Richard Frobisher
Martin Jarvis
as Philip Marsden
John Barron
as Sir Revel Revell, Q.C.
as Chief prison officer
Stephan Chase
as Freddy
as Miss. Rossmore
Carolyn Jones
as Countess Tildi Leys
Barry Linehan
as Insp. Hale
James Bolam
as Roberts
John Standing
as Lord Amberley
as Beatrice Graham
Terence Rigby
as Det. Sgt. Bates
as Lord Faber
Frances White
as Lady Irene
Michael Johnson
as Charles Beaumont
Patrick O'Connell
as The Captain
Dan Meaden
as Insp. Nettings
Arthur Pentelow
as Inspector Plummer
William Corderoy
as Jack Selby
Anthony Higgins
as William Hazeldene
as Charlie Lomas
Philip Madoc
as Dimitri Wolkinski
Norman Bird
as Inspector Trent
Michael Aldridge
as Archduke Othmar
Clifford Rose
as Ransome
Philip Locke
as Vark
Laurence Payne
as Prescott
Jack May
as James Ladbroke, Q.C.
Mitzi Rogers
as Madame Bertrand
George Howe
as Lord Semptam
as Harry Parsket
Windsor Davies
as Insp. Illingworth
Alethea Charlton
as Doris Pratt
as Hunter
Catherine Lacey
as Mrs Steinberg
Stefan Kalipha
as Rameau
Tim Hardy
as Sam Gunter
Eve Pearce
as Mrs. Goldstein
as Murphy
Simon Gough
as Jack Bellingham
Jasmina Hilton
as Beatrice Selby
Felicity Gibson
as Lady Amberley
Stephen Yardley
as First Officer Clayton
Donald Pickering
as Fielding
as Walter Frankenburg
Nicholas Selby
as Superintendent Miller
Celia Bannerman
as Milly Revell
as Phelps
as Vorodov
as Mallory
Aideen O'Kelly
as Bridie Sullavan
as Rose
Peter Bowles
as Inspector Saunders
Timothy Bateson
as Goujon
as Edith Dallas
Paul Angelis
as Gillet
Morris Perry
as Coroner
Denise Coffey
as Miss Baines
as Leon Bouvier
Victor Platt
as Sergeant Hawkins
Aimée Delamain
as Miss Hisgins
Steve Hodson
as Abel
as Parkinson
Michael Poole
as Ivanov
Bruce Boa
as Freeling Poignton
Vernon Dobtcheff
as Molbech
as Adolph Schonberg
Mark Eden
as Roderick Varley
as Mr. Cornelius
Frank Wylie
as Prosecuting Counsel
Harold Kasket
as Dr. Heinrich Weinlich
as Ballard
Rosemary Lord
as Kitty
as Taylor
Margot Thomas
as Lady Revell
Dennis Clinton
as Summertrees
as Mr. Lister
Paul Darrow
as Dr. Hart
Frank Williams
as Mr. Roberts
Sara Clee
as Gerda Krempelstein
Michael Elwyn
as Greatorex
Tony Caunter
as Fielder
Arthur White
as March
Terence Bayler
as The Duke
Nancy Nevinson
as Madame Bouvier
Elizabeth Weaver
as Elizabeth Löwenthal
Hamilton Dyce
as Styles
Raf De La Torre
as Prince Oblonsky
David Battley
as Podgers
Kathleen Byron
as Miss Lyle
Nicholas Courtney
as Hutchinson Hatch
as Inspector Mayhew
Gary Watson
as Marquis Lefant
as Inspector Andersen
Geoffrey Morris
as De Beers Director
Wallas Eaton
as Sterling
Bill Horsley
as Herr Wiegand
Eric McCaine
as Insp. Badger
Christopher Cazenove
as Stringer
as Solicitor
Cheryl Hall
as Millie
Christopher Beeny
as Sparks
Peter Arne
as Colonel Davidoff
Roger Delgado
as Silva
Bill Wallis
as Winfield
James Ottaway
as Parsloe
Dudley Foster
as Chief Supt. Vyvyan
Michael Forrest
as Jacques Bouvier
John Evitts
as Photographer
Margot Boyd
as Frau Mathis
Lois Baxter
as Beatrice Hazeldene
John Barcroft
as Gaylord
Dennis Chinnery
as Morey
Michael Beint
as Police sergeant
as Escaping prisoner
Peter Beton
as M. James
Stuart Sherwin
as Sgt. Carew
Doris Rogers
as Mrs. Arryford
as De Beers Director
Maggie Peacock
as Marie
as Berthold
Arnold Diamond
as Solomons
Ron Pember
as Jaffee
as Count Krempelstein
as Gillow
as Arabella
Michael Lynch
as Mr. Merston
Leslie Bryant
as Stage door-keeper
as Sally Anne
Robin Ford
as Barratt
Moris Farhi
as Dr. Sanchez
as Deubner
Jonathan Adams
as Serg. Finch
as Officer
Peter Birrel
as M. Helder
Max Faulkner
as Mounted Policeman
as Fox
Simon Lack
as Andrew Campbell
Roger Bizley
as Gauntlet
Clifford Cox
as Police Sergeant
as Mrs. Chalmers
Ray Lonnen
as Sam Turner
Rosalind Lloyd
as Lucy
as Ali
Brenda Cowling
as Maid
Leslie Dwyer
as Lost Property Man
John Bryans
as Prosecuting Counsel
Lloyd Lamble
as Inspector Brent
Paul Williamson
as Capt. Harris R.N.
Colin Rix
as Yorky
as Dresser
Karin MacCarthy
as Sybil Fitzwilliam
Leon Collins
as Constable Bellows
Janet Davies
as Perkins
Michael Redfern
as Mac
William Moore
as Station Sergeant
Dennis Blanch
as Constable Thornton
as Housekeeper
as Mrs. Farrow
Alan Cullen
as British Ambassador
Peter Whitbread
as Hotel Receptionist
Clive Rogers
as Victim
Patricia Gerrard
as Woman
as Arab Servant
Peter Eyre
as George Fitzwilliam
Michael Nightingale
as Harkness
John Levene
as Constable
as Mr. Piercy
Toke Townley
as Lost Property Assistant
Madeleine Mills
as Maggie
as Defence Counsel
Jean Marlow
as May O'Brien
as Lady Jameson
Audrey Murray
as Maud
as Mujib
Michael Sheard
as Dr. Jones
Margaret John
as Receptionist
as George Wilson
Lindsay Campbell
as Captain Handmay
Larry Cross
as Foster
as Lenke
Geoffrey Davion
as Company Guard
as Colonel
Keith Taylor
as Fierce Little Man
Frederick Radley
as Charlie
Peter Jolley
as Officer
Jeremy Irons
as Nephew
Stanley Lebor
as Paul Petrofsky
as Vera
as Water Company Inspector
Joan Scott
as Mrs. McVitie
John Kidd
as Estate Agent
Jonathan Collins
as William
Patti Dalton
as Post Office Clerk
Lucretia Burgess
as Shop Assistant
as Porter
Richard Eden
as Officer
as Porter
Bill Bailey
as Drunk
Michael Goldie
as Fred
Michael Mulcaster
as Count Czernik
John Crocker
as Vincent Coyle
as Police constable
Ian Stirling
as Policeman
Malcolm McFee
as Travel Clerk
Frank Mills
as Polton
John Owens
as Curate
Gregory Phillips
as Water Company Assistant
John Rapley
as Bouchet
as Laval
John Caesar
as 1 episode, 1971
Jeremy Mason
as Young Man
Christopher Timothy
as Solicitor
Michael Stainton
as Brander
Thick Wilson
as Joe
as Mrs. Pallin
Julian Fox
as Nicolai Wolkonski
as Ticket collector
Richard Bond
as Drunk
Maggie Wells
as Ethel
as Musgrove
Valerie Bell
as Kate Wilfer
as Dewhurst
Mel Churcher
as Annie
Hugh Morton
as Judge
Michael Burroughs
as Boy
as Rogers
John Sterland
as Shipping Clerk
Jay Neill
as Matthew
Michael Rose
as Station Master
Peter Malam
as Bar Pianist
Rafiq Anwar
as Asif
as Mrs. Wycherly
Alison Hughes
as Maid
as Sgt. Tapling
Joanna Cooper
as Edith Johnson
as Reporter
Tony Sibbald
as Russian police captain
Melanie Jane
as Mrs. Clayton
as Shop assistant
Julian D'Albie
as Judge
Marcia Warren
as Annette
Marcia Bennett
as 1 episode, 1971
Renate Brent
as Mrs. Brand
Kenneth Barrow
as Hargreaves
George Moon
as Cabbie
Mark Rogers
as Newsboy
Bill Herbert
as Third Officer
Tom McCarthy
as Frank Errington
Nina West
as Maid
Lynette Erving
as Maid
Richard McNeff
as Cab Driver
Sidney Johnson
as Clerk of Court
as Cabby
Jon Croft
as P.C. Huntley
Roger Gartland
as Charles Laker
as Mortuary Superintendent
Ken Barker
as Clerk of the Court
John Quarmby
as Court Attendant
Brian Godfrey
as Peach
as Bank Porter
Gordon Russell
as Newsboy
Peter Sugden
as Fake Bank Porter
Ian Calvin
as 71-73
Keith Dalton
as Newsboy
Terence Conoley
as Postman
Aileen Lewis
as Lady Faber's Ball Guest
Dave Carter
as Dennis Rank
as Bootboy
Joe Beckett
as Detective
David Millett
as Footman
Richard Pescud
as Bodley
Pat Gorman
as Bank Guard
Michael Cadman
as Naval officer
Jill Goldston
as Cafe Cashier
Irene Peters
as Customer
Jackie Nolan
as Dancer
Richard Smith
as James Travis
Released 20 Sep 1971
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