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List of 'HOUND' Dramatisations Year Company Type Dramatist Holmes Watson FILMS 1914 Union-Vitascope B/W film 1 Richard Oswald Alwin Neuß ---------------------- 1929 Erda-Film B/W film 2 Georg C. Klaren & Carlyle Blackwell Sr. Geroge Serov Herbert Juttke 1937 Bavaria Films B/W film 3 Carla von Bruno Güttner Fritz Odemar Stackelberg 1939 Twentieth Century Fox B/W film Ernest Pascal Basil Rathbone Nigel Bruce 1958 Hammer Films Horror film Peter Bryan Peter Cushing Andre Morrell 1978 Michael White Comedy Peter Cook, Dudley Peter Cook Dudley Moore Productions Moore & Paul Morrissey 1983 Burbank Films Animated 4 Eddy Graham Peter O'Toole Earle Cross TELEVISION 1968 BBC 2 part serial Hugh Leonard Peter Cushing Nigel Stock 1968 RAI Radiotelevisione 3 part TV Edoardo Anton Nando Gazzolo Gianni Bonagura Italiana dramatisation 5 1972 Universal TV TV Movie Robert E. Thompson Stewart Granger Bernard Fox 1981 Lenfilm Movie Studio 2 part serial 6 Igor Maslennikov Vasily Livanov Vitaly Solomin & Yuri Veksler 1982 BBC 4 part serial Terrance Dicks Tom Baker Terence Rigby 1983 Mapleton Films TV Movie Charles Edward Pogue Ian Richardson Donald Churchill 1988 Granada TV Movie T.R. Bowen Jeremy Brett Edward Hardwicke 1995 Big Feats! Entertainment TV Episode 7 Vincent Brown 'Soccer'/Larry Brantley Ric Spiegel 1999 DIC Entertainment Animated 8 Eleanor Burian-Mohr Jason Gray-Stanford John Payne 2000 CTV Entertainment TV Movie Joe Wiesnefeld Matt Frewer Kenneth Welsh 2002 BBC TV Movie Allan Cubitt Richard Roxborough Ian Hart 2012 BBC TV 9 Mark Gatiss Benedict Cumberbatch Martin Freeman 2016 CBS TV 10 Robert Hewitt Wolfe Jonny Lee Miller Lucy Liu THEATRE 2001 Exit Stage Left Play Tim Kelly Nigel Faddon Mish Taylor 2007 Ian Fricker Prods Play Clive Francis Peter Egan Philip Franks 1 German dramatisation (Silent Film) 2 German dramatisation (Silent Film) 3 German dramatisation 4 Title: “The Baskerville Curse” 5 Title: “L'ultimo dei Baskerville” (Italian dramatisation) 6 Russian dramatisation 7 Title: “ The Slobbery Hound” ['Wishbone'] 8 Title: “The Hounds of Baskervilles” ['Sherlock Holmes In The 22nd Century'] 9 Title: “The Hounds of Baskerville” ['Sherlock'] 10 Title: “Hounded” ['Elementary'] (also “The Hound of the Cancer Cells” - 2012) 2007 Peepolykus Comedy Steven Canny/John Javier Marzan John Nicholson Nicholson 2009 Pentameters Rep. Co. Play Harry Meacher Harry Meacher Seamus Newham 2010 Teddy Hayes Prods. Musical 11 Teddy Hayes John Elnaugh Paul Engers 2011 Jamie Wilson Prods. Comedy 12 Ben Langley Ben Langley Andrew Fettes 2011 Veni Vidi Theatre Co. Play Simon Williams Henry Douthwaite Robbie Telfer 2012 Sell A Door Prods. Play Tim Kelly Christopher Anderton Phillip Rowntree 2013 Enter Stage Right Play Claire Malcomson Peter Wicks John Conway 2013 Jamie Wilson Prods. Comedy 13 Ben Langley Joe Pasquale Ben Langley 2015 Pollyanna Training Theatre Play Ian McFarlane Casey Kelly-Weekes Maya Hill 2018 British Comedy Company Comedy Peter Wear Jack Vaughan Peter Wear 2018 Torchlight Mysteries Comedy Steven Canny/John Jonathan Fost Lewis Bailey Nicholson 2018 Illyria Play Oliver Gray Liv Spencer Nick Taylor 2019 Northern Rep Comedy Thomas Moore Oliver Hayes Bibi Lucille 2019 09 Lives Promenade Play Lil Warren Giorgio Galassi Gary Cain 2020 Tweedy Clown Inc Comedy 14 Alan Digweed 'Tweedy' Tom Bayliss 2021 PAC ProAm Play 15 Bart Lovins Clay Smith Jared Eaton RADIO/AUDIO 1957 BBC Radio Radio Play Ian Felton Carleton Hobbs Norman Shelley 1968 Canadian Broadcasting Radio Play Marian Waldman Henry Comor Gerard Parkes Corp 1977 CBS Mystery Theater Radio Play Murray Burnett Kevin McCarthy Court Benson 1984 Collins/Caedmon 2 cassettes Milt Wisoff Nicol Williamson George Rose 1988 BBC Radio 4 Radio Play Bert Coules Roger Rees Crawford Logan 1998 BBC Radio 4 Radio Play Bert Coules Clive Merrison Michael Williams 2002 Verglas Music Concept Album Oliver Wakeman ----------------------- Robert Powell 2008 Imagination Theater 3 Part Radio Matthew J. Elliott John Patrick Lowrie Larry Albert Play 2011 Lawrence Owen Prods. 'Radio Film' Lawrence Owen Walter Wray Steve Halliwell 2011 Big Finish Productions Audio Play Richard Dinnick Nicholas Briggs Richard Earl 2014 LA Theatre Works Audio Play David Pichette & Seamus Deaver Geoffrey Arend R. Hamilton Wright 2017 Bleak December Audio Play Anthony D.P. Mann Derek Jacobi Anthony D.P. Mann 11 Title: “The Baskerville Beast” 12 Title: “Ha Ha Holmes: The Beast of the Blistervilles” 13 Title: “Ha Ha Holmes: The Hound of the Baskervilles” 14 Title: “Tweedy and the Missing Company of Sherlock Holmes” 15 Broadcast online from Hardin County Schools Performing Arts Center in January 2021.
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