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Hound of the Baskervilles (1972) is a TV movie adaptation of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's classic Sherlock Holmes novel about the murder of a wealthy heir. It aired as part of the ABC Movie of the Week and was intended as a pilot for a series to be called Great Detectives. Two other pilots for the series would air within the next month—The Adventures of Nick Carter and A Very Missing Person (also an ABC Movie of the Week)—but the series never sold.

Cast: Stewart Granger (Sherlock Holmes), Bernard Fox (Dr. Watson), William Shatner (George Stapleton), Anthony Zerbe (Dr. John Mortimer), Sally Ann Howes (Laura Frankland), Jane Merrow (Beryl Stapleton), Ian Ireland (Sir Henry Baskerville), John Williams (Arthur Frankland), Alan Caillou (Inspector Lestrade), Brendan Dillon (Barrymore), Arline Anderson (Eliza Barrymore), Liam Dunn (Messenger), Michael St. Clair (Constable), Barry Bernard (Manager), Constance Cavendish (Eel Monger), Billy Bowles (Billy Cartwright), Arthur Malet (Higgins), Karen Kondan (Mrs. Mortimer), Elaine Church (Maid Servant), Jenifer Shaw (Peasant Girl), Terence Pushman (Chestnut Salesman), Eric Brotherson (Porter)

Contents 1 Plot Overview 2 Trivia 2.1 Behind the Scenes 2.2 Allusions and References 3 Quotes 4 DVD Release 5 Awards and Accolades

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