They spoiled it with their logo instead. I do not understand such silly mentality; it's not their copyright to 'protect' in such a way. Mind you I have in my time come across a few who who do regard themselves as rigthful exclusive custodians (of material belonging to others).
@@wolveslair766 Watercolours are for painting. This is okay -- as long as you like fake enhancements and can't appreciate the noir... Here's a hint: It's all about lighting, not simulating your under-developed perceptions... Yer gonna love AI... 🤣
Herzlichen Dank für das Hochladen dieses famosen alten Filmes. Kannte ihn schwarz-weiß; war auch interessant, jedoch jetzt koloriert kann ich kaum glauben, dass der Film fast 80 Jahre alt ist. Freue mich auf noch mehr solcher Filmschätzchen
I first saw this about 64 years ago. Fell in love with these actors and all the Sherlock movies. I will never forget how much fun I had watching this classic. "Sir Arthur Conan Doyle" must be thanked for creating the characters Sherlock and Watson.
@@deceio yes, Basil was the best. The new ones are a joke. Doyle must be rolling over in his grave laughing at them. Basil's Sherlock was brilliant, And then some.
The only thing I dislike about the Rathbone series is the American backers insisting that Watson was a fool and behaved like one.In the Conan Doyle stories recorded by Watson for publication in the strand magazine they were portrayed as equals not a silly double act.
That was largely the work of Irish-American director Roy William Neill, but to be fair, Bruce's portrayal was found charming by most UK viewers, and Rathbone himself spoke approvingly of it.
I’m American but I must agree. There are just some things Americans need not touch, Sherlock is one of them. I hate when people mess with a good thing.
@@briandavid6879Yes, but having visited England in the 1960s, I was shocked upon being served breakfast that they served raw eggs and burnt the bacon (those who have been there know what I mean). There's no accounting for taste.
Its wonderful how they colour and clean up these old movies & the audio seems much improved as well. I use to watch them on late night TV back in the 80's and they were in B&W. They were good then but much better now. They seem much closer to our time now. Not sure Woody Allen would agree as I remember him having a hissy fit back in the mid 80' when they started to colorize old films.
Yes, they did a good job colorizing this CLASSIC FILM. But, nonetheless, B&W CLASSIC FILMS, are the ONLY WAY TO GO! They're so marvelous & have a defined character all their own.
Wobei ich nicht weiß,wer in diesen alten Sherlock Holmes-Filmen begriffsstutziger dargestellt wird :Dr. Watson oder Inspektor Lestrade samt Anhang von Scotland Yard !?
What fantastic quality. Thank you for the wonderful work, and the immense service for the devotees of the genre. Seen for the 101st time, but like freshly baked from the oven...
As a Brit & 70's child the BBC used to constantly broadcast these movies at 6pm on BBC2 in the early 80's. Powerfully nostalgic. It was these or Charlie Chan, Fu Manchu, et al.
0:30 See the copyright in Roman numerals? MCM, M stand for 1,000 and the C stands for 100. The C preceding the M means 100 less than 1000 or 900. That reads as one thousand nine hundred or nineteen hundred. XLVI The X stands for 10, the L stands for 50 so, an X preceding an L means 10 less than 50 or 40. The VI is 5 plus 1 or 6 as most people know. This movie was released in 1946, not 1936
All one has to do is read to the program notes. This would save some undue confusion on Ur behalf. Original title: Terror by Night (1936) This film is available with English, French, German, Italian & Spanish Audio. And subtitles in many languages Black & White version: • Terror by Night 1946 (Crime, Film-Noi...
'Terror por la noche', en Argentina. Qué bien Nigel Bruce (Watson), que en 1940 pasó por el elenco de 'Rebeca, una mujer inolvidable' de Hitchcock. ¡Gracias, @CCC!
Holmes makes a reference to Izaac Walton. In case anyone doesn't recognize the reference, it's about what made Waltin famous, his work, "The Complete Angler", a book published in 1653, about all the joys and methods of fishing. Walton is a great great (I don't know how many greats) uncle of mine.
@AngieDeAguirre ahhh, but then, we must agree to disagree 😊. Rathbone was a great actor and I'll always enjoy his Sherlock films, but I feel that the scripts he was forced to work with didn't give him material that was faithful enough to Doyle's original stories. Brett showed more of the angst and inner turmoil Doyle wrote into his character. Now I'll be off to plunder Prime Video for a Rathbone/Sherlock film binge! Cheers!
I believe this was originally in black and white. The coloring is rather good compared with other black and white movies which have been colorized. Also, reportedly, the ghost of Alan Mowbray is sometimes seen at the Masquers Club in Los Angeles.
Love the scenery at 25 - this is between London and Rugby remember. Also the exteriors of the carriages look really weird but this maybe due to the colourisation. I mean you wouldn't expect them to actually look up pictures of LMS trains
Now the Mr Holmes has found the missing stone, perhaps he could turn his attention to the curious routing of the Scotch Express from London Euston to Edinburgh. (Or put another way, explain the howler at the 51 minute mark.)
Fun-Fact: bei 51:00 hält der Zug zwischen London und Edinburgh auf einem 'Bahnsteig' (Schild am Ende des Perrons) - und das in einem Film, der 1945/46 gedreht wurde 🙂
The usage of the word “Ms” is totally out of context with the time period this film was made. They were using the verbiage of “Miss” I’m referring to the “CC” Let’s be period correct, not modernistly correct ‼️ 21:07
Lady Margaret: "The original diamond was over seven hundred carats. Your father had it cut. Less ostentatious." Doctor Watson: "Ostentatious! It's a big as a duck's egg!"
These Rathbone/Bruce films are the funniest things ever. Terrible special effects, pathetic plots and hilarious/corny dialogue. I often wonder if watchers in the 1940's thought these were supposed to be serious. A GREAT watch as always.
Talk about being a smart Lestrade checking out diamonds with his curtains wide open gets clobbered. Oh he’s so 🤪darn smart. I thought that was pretty funny. I got a good laugh out of that one.🤣😂😄
You could upload the adventures of Sherlock Holmes by Basil Rathbone, it is the second one that this actor did where Professor Moriarty diverts the attention of Holmes and Watson in other crimes, in order to steal a jewel and in the end Holmes discovers him and they fight and Holmes finds him. pulls a building. The movie is very good and I would like to see it, if you can put it on I would appreciate it.
Those shots of the train on the long curves remind me of as a schoolboy on a school trip ,sticking my head out of the window to have a view of the engine,and having an eyeful of smuts, don’t recommend it,it stings.
Film klasyczny, świetny. :) Szkoda, że napisy z automatycznego translatora, nawet nie przeczytane przez kogoś z podstawową znajomością polskiej gramatyki :(
@@ShirleeKnottI know how to change subtitles. This video is supposed to have several audio languages and I'm stuck on the English one, don't know how to switch to Italian, French.
Renee Godfrey was the star of this movie in such a background sort of way. Her subtle eye movements and physical actions as this film allowed, made an all to brief appearance in this movie. She seduced a man and a boy in mere minutes, then after this film she practically disappeared to be a mother then died.
They did so much, with so little. After all these years, is just a pleasure to watch.
Apparently hardcore Holmes fans hate the Rathbone/Bruce versions but I love them.
@@63mckenzieNot me I love Basil!!
Always a pleasure, Mr. Rathbone was and is still a great actor and has my love and respect for his great work forever.
YES. Yes. Gosh. When you go back and watch these movies after a long time watching newer things, it's striking how little they worked with.
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Thank you for keeping the correct aspect ratio and not stretching it out to fit screen. So many ruin the picture that way.
Who cares?
despite the purple colorization which ruins the film
They spoiled it with their logo instead. I do not understand such silly mentality; it's not their copyright to 'protect' in such a way. Mind you I have in my time come across a few who who do regard themselves as rigthful exclusive custodians (of material belonging to others).
What a great upload. Fabulous quality for something nearly 90 years old. A great cast and so entertaining. Thank you so much. ♥️
More like nearly 80 years old. It was released in 1946.
Agreed
There will never be anything like these movies ever again…!!!
So true. 😢😊❤
That's right -- they destroyed them with 'colorization'...
I like the colorized versions!
@@wolveslair766 Watercolours are for painting. This is okay -- as long as you like fake enhancements and can't appreciate the noir... Here's a hint: It's all about lighting, not simulating your under-developed perceptions... Yer gonna love AI... 🤣
@@wolveslair766 Not done very well.
Respekt für den Upload in 4 Sprachen! Der beste Sherlock Holmes Schauspieler!
Herzlichen Dank für das Hochladen dieses famosen alten Filmes. Kannte ihn schwarz-weiß; war auch interessant, jedoch jetzt koloriert kann ich kaum glauben, dass der Film fast 80 Jahre alt ist.
Freue mich auf noch mehr solcher Filmschätzchen
I am old enough to say 'they don't make them like that anymore'. Wonderful.
Basil is the best Sherlock! Love his voice! I have seen them all but can watch them over & over!😄
I enjoy Rathbone's Holmes, still when it comes to capturing Holmes no one has done it better than Jeremy Brett, truthfully it's not even close.
I first saw this about 64 years ago. Fell in love with these actors and all the Sherlock movies. I will never forget how much fun I had watching this classic. "Sir Arthur Conan Doyle" must be thanked for creating the characters Sherlock and Watson.
Yes Elizabeth 🤭🥰
@@deceio yes, Basil was the best. The new
ones are a joke. Doyle must be rolling over in his grave laughing at them. Basil's Sherlock was brilliant, And then some.
@@stuglenn1112Brett was the best Holmes and David suchet is the best poirot.
The only thing I dislike about the Rathbone series is the American backers insisting that Watson was a fool and behaved like one.In the Conan Doyle stories recorded by Watson for publication in the strand magazine they were portrayed as equals not a silly double act.
That was largely the work of Irish-American director Roy William Neill, but to be fair, Bruce's portrayal was found charming by most UK viewers, and Rathbone himself spoke approvingly of it.
I’m American but I must agree. There are just some things Americans need not touch, Sherlock is one of them. I hate when people mess with a good thing.
@@briandavid6879Yes, but having visited England in the 1960s, I was shocked upon being served breakfast that they served raw eggs and burnt the bacon (those who have been there know what I mean). There's no accounting for taste.
you are incorrect. they were not equals at all. the versions played up watsons naivete simply for entertainment i rather like it this way
@@tomgardner8825 It does not sound like you have read any...Nigel bruce is cast as a fool to add comedy for american audiences.
great film to watch on a raining day here in the north east..love steam trains and love the colorized film..thanks for showing it..
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Nostalgic for mid-winter Sunday afternoons
Mum cooking the roast while I bicker with my siblings
It’s great! The color is fun 🤩 makes it cool I’ve seen the b/w as well ! Never get tired of Holmes
Wonderful to see the baritone voiced Sherlock Holmes! Dr Watson was sure funny. Thank you.
Its wonderful how they colour and clean up these old movies & the audio seems much improved as well. I use to watch them on late night TV back in the 80's and they were in B&W. They were good then but much better now. They seem much closer to our time now. Not sure Woody Allen would agree as I remember him having a hissy fit back in the mid 80' when they started to colorize old films.
I have to disagree, the B&W has a charm that just isn't there when colorized.
CLASSIC FILMS!
Yes, they did a good job colorizing this CLASSIC FILM. But, nonetheless, B&W CLASSIC FILMS, are the ONLY WAY TO GO! They're so marvelous & have a defined character all their own.
Somptueuse restauration et colorisation de ce film plein de charme!
Love love this. I wish we could go back in time. Those were the days
1936 рік і така чудова якість зображення! Дивлюся старі фільми з величезним задоволенням, дякую:))
Looks marvellous in colour - really brings it to life. Renee Godfrey looks charming - so sad she died so young
When did she die
@@janblackman6204 May 24th 1964 aged forty-five from cancer
@@andrewstephenson184 Thank you for the information, very sad indeed. Which character does she play?
@@nrqed She played the train.
Zu herrlich, Sherlock, Watson & Lestrade, genial und trotzdem humorvoll, i love it
Wobei ich nicht weiß,wer in diesen alten Sherlock Holmes-Filmen begriffsstutziger dargestellt wird :Dr. Watson oder Inspektor Lestrade samt Anhang von Scotland Yard !?
So many great lines in this movie.
Great movies with real actors,... thank you!
Agreed!
Vielen Dank für den spannenden Krimi 🙏❤️👍
Great film, looks even better in colour! Thankyou for sharing!
Top Acting Company!
Great train Set!
Good fx!
Excellent Direction!
Classic SH film! 🧐😃🇬🇧🇺🇲
THE COLOR IS GREAT. THE BEST I HAVE EVER SEEN. THANK YOU.
What fantastic quality. Thank you for the wonderful work, and the immense service for the devotees of the genre. Seen for the 101st time, but like freshly baked from the oven...
As a Brit & 70's child the BBC used to constantly broadcast these movies at 6pm on BBC2 in the early 80's. Powerfully nostalgic. It was these or Charlie Chan, Fu Manchu, et al.
1946 I think, great colourisation, just watched it in black and white.
0:30
See the copyright in Roman numerals?
MCM, M stand for 1,000 and the C stands for 100. The C preceding the M means 100 less than 1000 or 900. That reads as one thousand nine hundred or nineteen hundred.
XLVI The X stands for 10, the L stands for 50 so, an X preceding an L means 10 less than 50 or 40. The VI is 5 plus 1 or 6 as most people know.
This movie was released in 1946, not 1936
All one has to do is read to the program notes. This would save some undue confusion on Ur behalf.
Original title: Terror by Night (1936)
This film is available with English, French, German, Italian & Spanish Audio. And subtitles in many languages
Black & White version:
• Terror by Night 1946 (Crime, Film-Noi...
@@halojump123 Terror by Night is a 1946 Sherlock Holmes crime drama directed by Roy William Neill and starring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce.
This is my favorite sherlock holmes movie, this and the pearl of death with the creeper.
My favourites also.
Though Spider Woman great too! 🇬🇧🇺🇲
...and I love all creatures 😃
Voice of Terror is excellent and IMPORTANT
@@maryoleary5044 yes mary the spider woman was great also, 😊
Thank you - love Sherlock Holmes!
'Terror por la noche', en Argentina. Qué bien Nigel Bruce (Watson), que en 1940 pasó por el elenco de 'Rebeca, una mujer inolvidable' de Hitchcock. ¡Gracias, @CCC!
The production date of this movie is 1946 (MCMXLVI) and not 1936 !
Just about to add that comment when I saw yours!
Perfect restoration, thank you 💖💖💖..
Love this movie. Classic. Thank you for sharing. 😊😊😊❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉
💎💎Thank you💎Great movie💎Always good to watch the great and talented Basil Rathbone 💎Always enjoy repeat watching's of his movies💎Great cast 💎💎
Fabulous films.
Basil in assoluto il miglior Sherlock Holmes, straordinario!!!
🍿👍🧐☺️✨
Holmes makes a reference to Izaac Walton. In case anyone doesn't recognize the reference, it's about what made Waltin famous, his work, "The Complete Angler", a book published in 1653, about all the joys and methods of fishing. Walton is a great great (I don't know how many greats) uncle of mine.
Interesting!
Yeah, but he was no J.R. Hartley 👍🤣🤣
@@andicampbell8621 : Not related to nor ever heard of that individual 😐🧐
@@andicampbell8621 or Charlie Daniels
*recogniSe
Amazing colourisation.
Bsil Rathbone!!! The best Sherlock!!!
Until Jeremy Brett
@@TrapShooter68 mmm... No, I was counting Jeremy 😝. I mean, both are great, but Basil puts my heart to sing, I don't know what to tell you.
@AngieDeAguirre ahhh, but then, we must agree to disagree 😊. Rathbone was a great actor and I'll always enjoy his Sherlock films, but I feel that the scripts he was forced to work with didn't give him material that was faithful enough to Doyle's original stories. Brett showed more of the angst and inner turmoil Doyle wrote into his character.
Now I'll be off to plunder Prime Video for a Rathbone/Sherlock film binge! Cheers!
@@TrapShooter68Ливанов лучший Шерлок.И это не обсуждается .
Basil was the best!!!
Copyright says it's 1946 - MCMXLVI
Pretty good coloration. Modest and not overdone.
Whoerer colourised this did a pretty good job.
Thank you 😊
2:08 the boy wasn't playing - she was that stunningly beautiful.
Thanks a lot for sharing it with us. Greetings from Brazil. 👍🏿🇧🇷😘
Enyoyed the movie very much, thank you... oh and I'v subscribed
Why did the police officer turn off the light?@ 55:53 that’s a strange one to me…. Unless he’s with Moran.
Foarte bun !
Mulțumesc frumos pentru acest film bun !❤
Yine harika bir flim ve muhteşem bir kadro !! Teşekkürler !! 🎉☕✨💕
Great film. Great job 👍
very nice, the movie is from 1946 though, not 1936.
To me this is the best Sherlock Holmes movie of all then comes the one that he made about The Claw
This is the only truly real Sherlock and dr! Such timeless classics
The copyright date shown in the movie is MCMXLVI or 1946 NOT 1936!
I believe this was originally in black and white. The coloring is rather good compared with other black and white movies which have been colorized. Also, reportedly, the ghost of Alan Mowbray is sometimes seen at the Masquers Club in Los Angeles.
Thanks💐💐💐💐
Duncan Bleak......but he played for the gentlemen at Lords.
Always loved that line.
Foarte bun! Mulțumesc! Vă rog să subtitrați mai multe filme în limba română, cu Sherlok Holmes.
Love the scenery at 25 - this is between London and Rugby remember. Also the exteriors of the carriages look really weird but this maybe due to the colourisation. I mean you wouldn't expect them to actually look up pictures of LMS trains
Good movie, thanks CCC!
This is the best!!!
“ the old girl with the bauble “ classic Watson .
1936 époque formidable pour cette génération d'homme et femmes obnubilé par ces films magnifique 🕯️🍀👏🙏
It says 1936, but on the intro it says MCMXLVI, which is 1946. Oops!
09:02 for those who missed it.. minutes 09:02 is where Sherlock Holmes switched the real star of Rhodesia with a fake one.. thus saving it 😊
1946 not 1936
MCMXLVI = 1946 MCMLXXXVI = 1936 You are correct sir!!
@@aljames7839 it's elementary!
More like Alimentary !!!😆
1946 AD not 1946
Lestrade was coshed twice on the head and Dr Watson said it was nothing serious.
In Lestrade's case that's an accurate diagnosis.😅
Now the Mr Holmes has found the missing stone, perhaps he could turn his attention to the curious routing of the Scotch Express from London Euston to Edinburgh. (Or put another way, explain the howler at the 51 minute mark.)
Fun-Fact: bei 51:00 hält der Zug zwischen London und Edinburgh auf einem 'Bahnsteig' (Schild am Ende des Perrons) - und das in einem Film, der 1945/46 gedreht wurde 🙂
The usage of the word “Ms” is totally out of context with the time period this film was made. They were using the verbiage of “Miss”
I’m referring to the “CC”
Let’s be period correct, not modernistly correct ‼️ 21:07
I love these old movies. I love Basil Rathbone as Sherlock. I’ll have to find one with Jeremy in it to decide whom is better.💕
CLASSIC FILMS!
I love the interaction between Dr Watson and the Professor and the fact that Holmes gets such a joy out of letting Watson make ass out of him self.
Lady Margaret: "The original diamond was over seven hundred carats. Your father had it cut. Less ostentatious."
Doctor Watson: "Ostentatious! It's a big as a duck's egg!"
1946, you mean, right? Amazing quality.
They said what they meant based off of the label for the show -get over yourself
Yes, 1946. It's in the opening credits; MCMXLVI.
Terror by night is a movie of 1946 not 1936 as titled. See copyright at 00.33 in Roman’s number. Ciao
These Rathbone/Bruce films are the funniest things ever. Terrible special effects, pathetic plots and hilarious/corny dialogue. I often wonder if watchers in the 1940's thought these were supposed to be serious. A GREAT watch as always.
an epic story, unpredictable. my honor
Talk about being a smart Lestrade checking out diamonds with his curtains wide open gets clobbered. Oh he’s so 🤪darn smart. I thought that was pretty funny. I got a good laugh out of that one.🤣😂😄
It's not from 1936 but 1946 by information from IMDB - Terror by Night (1946)
Basil Rathbone is Sherlock Holmes.
You could upload the adventures of Sherlock Holmes by Basil Rathbone, it is the second one that this actor did where Professor Moriarty diverts the attention of Holmes and Watson in other crimes, in order to steal a jewel and in the end Holmes discovers him and they fight and Holmes finds him. pulls a building. The movie is very good and I would like to see it, if you can put it on I would appreciate it.
You need to calm down my boy
Note the word "Bahnsteig" on the platform at 51:00. Clearly not the UK. 😅
also the german expresslocomotive class 01
Hola!!! Que hermosa película; tan nítida q da gusto mirar!!! Dsd🇦🇷🙂😘
Those shots of the train on the long curves remind me of as a schoolboy on a school trip ,sticking my head out of the window to have a view of the engine,and having an eyeful of smuts, don’t recommend it,it stings.
A very captivating episode !!
One of my favorites 😍
Interesting/informative entertaining.
I find it odd that Inspector Lestrad never shows an identification 13:10
A young man is dead and a famous, costly Jewel is missing and the INSPECTOR thinks it's all just a coincidence! wow!
Film klasyczny, świetny. :)
Szkoda, że napisy z automatycznego translatora, nawet nie przeczytane przez kogoś z podstawową znajomością polskiej gramatyki :(
Film was released in 1946
No kidding.
Cannot change the audio language, how to do it?
settings,,,, lower right, looks like a cog......then subtitles
@@ShirleeKnottI know how to change subtitles. This video is supposed to have several audio languages and I'm stuck on the English one, don't know how to switch to Italian, French.
@@giovannisoffiati2795 🤐
Renee Godfrey was the star of this movie in such a background sort of way. Her subtle eye movements and physical actions as this film allowed, made an all to brief appearance in this movie. She seduced a man and a boy in mere minutes, then after this film she practically disappeared to be a mother then died.
My favourite Holmes film
Some of the best films ever made were made in this era. But the bloody music!!!
VERY entertaining, mes amis !
Everyone walks into the compartment without noticing the dead body
😂 I can’t help myself…. 😂😅 Lestrads combover struck me as funny 😄 49:52
Excellent print quality
NO esta en Espanol; NOT even the subtitles!!