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Sherlock Holmes (1967), episode 4, The Bruce-Partington Plans.

With Erich Schellow as Sherlock Holmes and Paul Edwin Roth as Dr. Watson, featuring Hans Cossy as Mycroft Holmes and Hans Schellbach as Inspector Lestrade.

This Mycroft is hella intimidating! Sherlock is so uncomfortable, but John stands his ground :D

Thanks so much, @flammentanz! 

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The Six Napoleons

Impressions from Sherlock Holmes, TV Series Germany 1967

Erich Schellow and Paul Edwin Roth as Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson, Hans Schellbach as Inspector Lestrade and Manja Kafka as Mrs Hudson

Investigating busts    The black pearl of the Borgias   (coming soon)

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HMG Brand Film from 2grey on Vimeo.

-Cast-

Parts Lab Engineers :Matthias / JJ / Rachel / Oliver / 김아림 Kim AhRim / 학진 Hak Jin / 홍정욱 Hong JeongUk Dealer : Angelina Driver : Babtisie Test Lab Engineers : Kevin / Sarah / Mark / Singh / 주희중 Joo HeeJoong / 이성민 Lee SeongMin / 박서연 Park SeoYeon

-Creative Direction by 2Grey Studio-

Creative Director / Director : 장민혁 Jang MinHyuk First Assistant Director / Conti Artist : 루 빙 Lu Bing Executive Producer : 장민우 Jang MinWoo Line Producer : 박영근 Park YoungGeun Production Assistant : 최경윤 Choi KyeongYun / 이민지 Lee MinJi / 노미경 Noh MiKyung / 신혜원 Shin HyeWon / 김동빈 Kim DongVin

-Unit Korea-

Director of Photography : 김명제 Kim MyeongJe First Assistant Camera : 김정관 Kim JungKwan Second Assistant Camera : 방준용 Bang JunYong Third Assistant Camera : 최선호 Choi SunHo

Gaffer : 김진원 Kim JinWon Bestboy : 최우혁 Choi WooHyuk Assistant Lighting : 박찬호 Park ChanHo / 지승엽 Ji SeungYeop / 김충현 Kim ChoongHyun / 김만수 Kim ManSoo / 박용준 Park YongJun / 최진광 Choi JinKwang Generator truck operator : 김광오 Kim GwangOh

HeadGrip Tecnocrane : 이학송 Lee HakSong Grip Tecnocrane : 이상조 Lee SangJo / 황용근 Hwang YongGeun / 이성준 Lee SeongJun Shooting Car Operator : 우금호 Woo GeumHo Set Coordinator : 오미선 Oh MiSeon Costume Dresser : 김주연 Kim JuYeon Stylist : 정그림 Jung GeuRim : 최혜미 Choi HyeMi Special Effect by Dndline Location Manager : 조경종 Cho GyeongJong

-Unit Germany-

Co-Producer : Chris Lee Line Producer : Aleks Avramovic Director of Photography : Volker Schellbach First Assistant Camera : Jean Marc Junge Digital Imaging Technician : Christoph Liening HeadGrip Tecnocrane : Marcus Cuballa Grip Tecnocrane : Mark Albrecht Gaffer : Tilo Ullrich Elictrician : Peter Pompe Location Manager : David Buchter Production Assistant : Louis Taplik Driver : Dennis Schaller Catering : Oli Kraft Concept Car Management : Maintaler Express Logistik GmbH & Co. KG

-Vfx by Giantstep-

Vfx Supervisor : 박재욱 Park JaeWook CG Supervisor : 김륭희 Kim LyoungHui Producer : 이지연 Lee JiYeon

Modeling Supervisor : 박지호 Park JiHo Modeling Artist : 이승준 Lee SeungJun / 김동규 Kim DongGyu

Animation Supervisor : 한상욱 Han SangWook Animator : 김종호 Kim JongHo / 이지은 LeeJiEun Rigging : 박혜민 Park Hye Min

Lighting Supervisor / 이재성 Lee JaeSung Lighting Artist : 坂本大輔 Sakamoto DaisukeE / 이서희 Lee SeoHee / 우종요 Woo JongYo / 정태민 Jeong TaeMin / 남영준 Nam YoungJun / 서정범 Seo JungBum / 박희도 Park HeeDo

Compositing Supervisror : 심재일 Sim JaeIl Compositing Artist : 정성욱 Jeong SeongUk / 강동억 Gang DongEok / 김장혁 Kim JangHyuck / 박지웅 Park JiWoong / 박성현 Park SungHyun / 곽민선 Kwak MinSun Flame Artist : 나승희 Na SeungHee / 유상호 Yoo SangHo / 이혜진 Lee HyeJin

Digital Art Supervisor : 김승찬 Kim SeungChan Digital Artist : 현승창 Hyeon SeungChang

FX Supervisor : 남중환 Nam ChoongHwan FX Technical Director : 전수민 Chon SooMin / 윤이수 Yoon Ihsu

-Music and Sound Design by Box of Toys Audio- Music Composer : Ben Laver Sound Designer : Chris Didlick Producer : Magnus Arwenhed

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3. Juni 2017

Heute gesehen: Cliff Dexter, Staffel 1, Folge 1: Fahrerflucht um Mitternacht, Fernsehserie, BRD, 1966. Erstausstrahlung: 19. Oktober 1966. Sender: ZDF. Laufzeit: 24:33 Min. Bild: s/w. Bildseitenverhältnis: 1,25:1. Produktion: Hamburgische Film- und Fernsehproduktion Schlüter/Lockau im Auftrag des ZDF. Drehbuch: Rolf Kalmuczak. Musik: Siegfried Franz. Kamera: Bernd Meister. Regie: Helmut Herrmann. Darsteller: Hans von Borsody, Hans Schellbach, Sabine Bethmann u.a. IMDB-Bewertung (für die gesamte Serie): 8.7/10

Handlung

„Cliff Dexter, ehemaliger FBI-Agent, lässt sich in einer deutschen Großstadt nieder, um als Detektiv zu arbeiten. Gemeinsam mit Kommissar Meinert arbeitet er in seinem ersten Fall an der Aufklärung eines mysteriösen Autounfalls. Ein Kind, das Augenzeuge des Unfalls war, behauptet nämlich, dass nicht alles mit rechten Dingen zugegangen ist. In der Tat stellt sich bald heraus, dass es sich bei dem Unfall eigentlich um einen Mord handelt...“ (Text © GP, Die Krimihomepage)

Darsteller

Hans von Borsody: Cliff Dexter

Hans Schellbach: Kommissar Meinert

Sabine Bethmann: Jacqueline

Eva Gross: Sekretärin im Souterrain

Nina Westen: Barsängerin

Jan Hendriks: Kellner u.a.

Drehort der Außenaufnahmen: Hamburg (der Name der Stadt wird in der Episode nicht genannt).

Fazit

Der „Mord“, von der die Beschreibung der Krimihomepage spricht, entpuppt sich am Schluß als Mordversuch. Denn das Opfer hat tatsächlich, wenn auch schwerverletzt, überlebt. Ein gelungenes Verbrechen wäre wohl etwas zu düster gewesen für das ZDF-Vorabendprogramm im Jahre 1966.

Quellen: [Krimihomepage]; [IMDB]; [Fernsehserien]; [Wikipedia (de)]

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The drinking habits of Germany’s Holmes and Watson

Erich Schellow wanted to play his Sherlock Holmes a bit more depraved including the use of cocaine but director Paul May strictly refused to it. Instead Germany’s Holmes and Watson are not only smoke like chimneys but they drink at every possible oppportunity.

The running gag of the series is that Dr. Watson (Paul Edwin Roth) uses his cane as a vessel for alcoholic beverages (mostly whisky but also French cognac)

The good doctor occasionally points out to others the health risks of alcohol while he is never averse to a good drop.

As for perky Mrs. Hudson (Manja Kafka), she thinks sherry is bland and silly stuff and prefers to enjoy harder drinks from her hip flask instead. In “Das Beryl Diadem” (“The Beryl Coronet”) she confesses to Dr. Watson that she only drinks out of desperation, and this every day.

When inspector Lestrade (Hans Schellbach) visits 221 B Baker Street, he too has a great affinity to alcoholic beverages, as can be seen in "Sechsmal Napoleon (“The Six Napoleons”) and in “Das Haus bei den Blutbuchen” (“The Copper Beeches”)

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At kindly request of @acdhw

“Die Bruce Partington Pläne” (“The Bruce Partington Plans”)

Erich Schellow: Sherlock Holmes Paul Edwin Roth: Dr. John H. Watson Hans Cossy: Mycroft Holmes Hans Schellbach: Inspector Lestrade

Sherlock Holmes: “Ausgezeichnet, Inspektor. Der Fall ist gelöst.” Mycroft Holmes: “Was?” Watson: “Fabelhaft. Darf ich Ihnen meine Hochachtung aussprechen, Inspektor. Mr. Holmes hat sich wegen der Fahrkarte bereits ähnlich geäußert.” Mycroft Holmes: “Wieso mischen Sie sich eigentlich dauernd in unser Gespräch? Ich denke, Sie sind Arzt. “ Watson: “Entschuldigen Sie, Sir. Auch als Arzt bin ich an dem glücklichen Ausgang unserer Kriege interessiert.” Sherlock Holmes: “Der Verräter ist also tot. Die Pläne sind schon längst auf dem Kontinent. Was sollen wir da noch tun?” Mycroft Holmes: “Sherlock! Gehe jedem Hinweis nach. Untersuche alle Schauplätze des Verbrechens. Lass nichts unversucht.” Watson: “Darf ich Ihnen ein Beruhigungsmittel verschreiben, Sir?” Mycroft Holmes; “Ja.” Sherlock Holmes: “Die Theorie von Inspektor Lestrade überzeugt dich also nicht?” Mycroft Holmes: “Nein. Alle meine Instinkte sträuben sich dagegen.” Sherlock Holmes: “Wären Sie dann vielleicht so freundlich und uns noch ein oder zwei Stunden zur Verfügung zu stehen?” Lestrade: “Natürlich, ich bin ja im Dienst.” Watson: “Bitte schön, das Rezept.” Mycroft Holmes: “Ach, lassen Sie mich in Frieden!” Sherlock Holmes: “Wir werden eine Vergnügungsfahrt mit der Untergrundbahn unternehmen.” Mycroft Holmes: “Die Kosten trägt der Staat.” Sherlock Holmes; “Großartig! Kommen Sie, meine Herren, dann fahren wir erster Klasse.”

Sherlock Holmes: “Excellent, inspector. The case is solved." Mycroft Holmes: "What?" Watson: “Fabulous. May I express my highest respect, inspector. Mr. Holmes has already made a similar remark about the ticket. " Mycroft Holmes: “Why do you keep interfering in our conversation? I think you are a doctor." Watson: “'I'm sorry, sir. Also as a doctor, I'm interested in the happy ending of our wars. " Sherlock Holmes: “So the traitor is dead. The plans have long been on the continent. What else should we do? " Mycroft Holmes: “Sherlock! Iinvestigate every indication. Examine all scenes of the crime. Leave no stone unturned. " Watson: "May I prescribe you a sedative, sir?" Mycroft Holmes: "Yes." Sherlock Holmes: “So, Inspector Lestrade's theory doesn't convince you?” Mycroft Holmes: “No. All of my instincts resist it. " Sherlock Holmes: "Would you be so kind as still to be at our disposal for an hour or two?" Lestrade: "Of course, I'm on duty." Watson: "Here you are, the recipe." Mycroft Holmes: "Oh, leave me alone!" Sherlock Holmes: "We're going to take a pleasure ride on the subway." Mycroft Holmes: “The costs are borne by the state.” Sherlock Holmes; "Great! Come on, gentlemen, we'll travel first class then. "

The actor of Mycroft Holmes, Hans Cossy (1911 - 1972), often played authoritarians and other unsympathetic roles for instance Marshal Kublai Krim in the hugely popular German science fiction series “Raumpatrouille” and the gangster Patrick Kinsey (based on Ronald „Buster“ Edwards) in “Die Gentlemen bitten zur Kasse” (an equally sucessful three-part miniseries about the famous British train robbery from 1963)

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“Die Bruce Partington Pläne” (“The Bruce Partington Plans”)

Erich Schellow: Sherlock Holmes Paul Edwin Roth: Dr. John H. Watson Hans Schellbach: Inspector Lestrade

Lestrade: “The house search was unlawful. If you carry on like this you’ll be in trouble one day, Mr. Holmes.” Holmes: “It’s hardly possible due my connections to Scotland Yard. Surely you are not interested in a newspaper headline like “Sherlock Holmes behind bars since a year: Therefore 51 percent of serious crime cases are unsolved.” This is the proportion between me and the Yard I calculated so far. Forgive me my candour.”

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The black pearl of the Borgias

Impressions from Sherlock Holmes, The Six Napoleons, TV Series Germany 1967

Erich Schellow and Paul Edwin Roth as Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson, Hans Schellbach as Inspector Lestrade and Manja Kafka as Mrs Hudson

The Six Napoleons    Investigating busts

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Investigating busts .....

Impressions from Sherlock Holmes, The Six Napoleons, TV Series Germany 1967

Erich Schellow and Paul Edwin Roth as Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson, Hans Schellbach as Inspector Lestrade and Manja Kafka as Mrs Hudson

The Six Napoleons    The black pearl of the Borgias