Sherlock Holmes in New York
An affectionate bow to the master sleuth in this lavishly produced original that has Holmes rushing to New York City after discovering that his old nemesis, Moriarty, has kidnapped the son of the detective's long-time love, actress Irene Adler.
Cast

Roger Moore
William Sherlock Scott Holmes

John Huston
Professor James Moriarty

Patrick Macnee
Dr John Watson

Charlotte Rampling
Irene Adler

David Huddleston
Inspector Lafferty NYPD

Signe Hasso
Fräulein Reichenbach

Gig Young
Mortimer McGraw

Leon Ames
Daniel Furman

John Abbott
Heller

Jackie Coogan
Haymarket Hotel Proprietor

Marjorie Bennett
Mrs. Martha Hudson

William Benedict
Telegraph Office Manager

John Steadman
Stage Doorman

Vincent Barbi
Workman #1

Harvey Parry
Haymarket driver
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Reviews
CinemaSerf
Roger Moore and Patrick Macnee are clearly having a laugh together as Messrs. "Holmes" & "Watson". This time our team of sleuths are in the Big Apple hot on the trail of their nemesis "Prof. Moriarty" (a rather underwhelming John Huston) who has just carried out a fairly spectacular bank robbery. Unlike in virtually every other "Holmes" adventure, here he has himself a lady friend - "Irene Adler" (Charlotte Rampling) and soon she and her young son "Scott" are pawns in this perilous game of cat and mouse. The chemistry between the top two keeps this going well enough, but the story is pretty thin and Huston features only but sparingly as the adventure sort of crawls along. The last ten minutes are pretty lively, though and fans of the characters and of the genre ought to enjoy this colourful, well made and scored drama. Not the best, but still just about worth a watch.
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