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Jeremy Bretts was better any days!!!

This is the most detail to detail Hound of the Baskervilles of them all

I must say, that i have seen many versions of this by different casts but this production is truly excellent in every way.

Does Holmes look like Tom Huddleston to anyone else?

Peter Cushing was an excellent Holmes.

If you see this, please send positive vibes my way. I’ve been struggling with health issues for years and could use your prayers.

Thank you for uploading this excellent version of a classic tale... I have never seen this one and I love Peter Cushing.

19:30 - boom mic is visible in the top left corner of the screen :)

This version has strayed significantly from the original Sir ACD's version. Good show, but why not show Dr Watson proposing to Mary??

My favourite most foreign novel (& no more Miss Mary/MB, with Dr.Watson/RR business), and amongst Indian - Parasuram/Raj Sekhar Basu's short story 'comedy' text (kochi sansad, dar kak, saralakkha home, sri sri siddhaswari ltd., chithi baazi,...). Kolkata, India.❤

Horrible...

Poor dog...

A difunta tava viva kkkk mais gostei fo filme

Peter Cushing looks a lot like Sherlock Holmes i've imagine

This Holmes doesn't exude intelligence, like the other Sherlocks, he seems a little bit petty, in a school teachery way exude

Great story. Always something exotic, in this case, the gold fields of Victoria. For Sherlock fans, most probably never left their home towns, and the exposure to far-off worlds in these stories must have been wonderful entertainment.

Explêndido!!!

The thumbnail reminds me of Cushing's cameo in Top Secret!

how the fuck did she escape through such a small window?

Good job Black Jack is not the excitable type , could make himself ill

What a lovely Holmes! Explains without being hard work 😒😏

Peter Cushing was such a Class Act...He always raised lacking productions by his performance and presence

This was well worth watching!

Great!

Ugh that flat studio lighting.

Peter Cushing disliked acting in this series. He felt the lack of rehearsal time hampered his performance.

I remember seeing this as a little kid on a b&w telly.

Great adaptation. Although the script is almost identical to the later Jeremy Brett version in the 90s.

@17:21, the picture of blind justice isn't very blindfolded, methinks.

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I meant to say, thanks for posting this, it's absolutely terrific :)

I haven't seen Peter Cushings Hammer film of 'The Hound of the Baskervilles' for a long time, and came across his BBC series on here by chance. This is absolutely terrific - a superb performance by Peter, I could hardly take my eyes off him. And supported by a wonderful Watson, I am extremely impressed! This also has that lovely old BBC feeling of dramas made for dark winter nights when the wind sings around the chimney pots :)

I just saw the 1981 Soviet Union version, best ever! Exceptional! Has English subtitles too!

It is strange to me, that so many people like this version, it appears. I watched it out of curiosity (as I haven't seen it for a long time) and I probably won't be watching it again. While it has certain merits, the music cutting in and out at odd times, the lines almost being fluffed during the entirety of the two parts and the on occasion, very odd directing and editing choices, just ruin it for me and take me out of the story. It is a shame that no recorded version, has truly been able to capture the terror of this convoluted tale, successfully. Perhaps, therein lies the problem. No one has been able to and no one will ever be able to, pull together the strands of the story, satisfactorily. I did have a good laugh listening to Watson creak his way into the awful stone shelter on the moors set though; that was fun

A bizarre production with some odd directing choices but it has a few good moments of note. The tale comes alive in the outdoor locations. Why the BBC couldn't make the interiors more than just a stage play is baffling; budgetary constraints I imagine

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I'll sound a contrary note. Peter Cushing was a fine and talented actor, well deserving of the esteem in which he's still held. But in this adaptation - not for me. He's too old, and too benign. I don't see the mercurial brilliance that was so well captured by Jeremy Brett.

already 12 years ago...

Big Holmes fan, got every take on this tale, can't help but dream about a Robert Downey spin on it.

Nahhh nahhh I love Cushing's Holmes but this ending alteration is....🐕💩

Excelente.

Après de nombreuses jours d’vécoutes je me pose encore la question?joue t’elle cette partition pour nous ou pour elle-même ?dans les deux cas chapeau!!la différence n’est pas flagrante et tant mieux chacun prend le mieux de cette artiste d’exception !!

Another Great Film. Thank you Guilherme.

I do like this version but the definitive version surely must belong to Basil Rathbone. I am not a fan of Jeremy Brett. Cushing plays Holmes very well

Lightning a pipe with best tobacco, the scotch is shining in the crystal glass .. hello Sherlock

9:25 the oboist is READY FOR HIS SOLO!

It's sad to read that Cushing didn't like the series and the way it turned out. These episodes are actually quite faithful to the books (bar some edits to the stories like when and how they met, and in the Study in Scarlet the explanation of why Jefferson Hope killed his two victims)

Nice to see they had internet so many years ago..

I saw this as a kid and was terrified at it...... my introduction to Sherlock Holmes.

Tbh this is better than 12th English textbook