The Abbey Grange

Episode aired Mar 20, 1965

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7.1/10

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Peter Cushing and Nigel Stock in The Sign of Four (1968)

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Holmes is called in by Inspector Hopkins to assist in solving the murder of Sir Eustace Brackenstall, whose house, the Abbey Grange, was also robbed, his young Australian wife Mary, being ti... Read allHolmes is called in by Inspector Hopkins to assist in solving the murder of Sir Eustace Brackenstall, whose house, the Abbey Grange, was also robbed, his young Australian wife Mary, being tied up by the thieves. Evidence points to it being the work of the Randall family, notoriou... Read allHolmes is called in by Inspector Hopkins to assist in solving the murder of Sir Eustace Brackenstall, whose house, the Abbey Grange, was also robbed, his young Australian wife Mary, being tied up by the thieves. Evidence points to it being the work of the Randall family, notorious local thieves, but certain discrepancies lead Holmes to rightly suspect a justified crim... Read all

Director
- Peter Cregeen
Writers
- Arthur Conan Doyle
- Clifford Witting
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7.1/10

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Director
- Peter Cregeen
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- Arthur Conan Doyle
- Clifford Witting
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This episode is partially lost. Originally stored on two 16mm film reels, each containing one half of the episode, the first of these two has now been lost. For the British Film Institute archive DVD of the entire series, a unique solution was found to enable the episode to be included in a comprehensible for. Original star Douglas Wilmer was engaged to read the original story on which the episode is based to camera, this material was edited and placed between the complete second reel and a recreated opening title sequence, cutting to the surviving footage at the appropriate point. The episode then concludes as originally recorded.