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| Christopher Lee | Sherlock Holmes | |
| Patrick Macnee | Dr. John Watson | |
| Jenny Seagrove | Lillie Langtry | |
| Joss Ackland | King Edward | |
| Richard Todd | Lord Roberts | |
| Claude Akins | Theodore Roosevelt | |
| John Indi | Khumalo | |
| Steven Gurney | Gugliamo Marconi | |
| Sunitha Singh | Maharani | |
| Anthony Fridjohn | Constantine Mavropolis | |
| Claudia Udy | Amelia Roosevelt Morrison | |
| Neil McCarthy | Captain James Morrison | |
| Pat Pillai | Chandra Sen | |
| Dale Cutts | Superintendent Henry Van Meer | |
| Alan Coates | Stanley I. Bullard | |
| Margaret John | Mrs. Hudson | |
| Jerome Willis | Mycroft Holmes | |
| Kessie Govender | Ram Dhulup | |
| Hywell Williams | Lord Milner | |
| Kenneth Baker | Inspector Lestrade | |
| Sangeeta Jina | Uma Dhulup | |
| Dominic Makuwachuma | Themba | |
| Ron Smerczak | Lt. Grisholm | |
| Michael Brunner | Colonel Thornbury | |
| Trevor Keeling | Hotel Manager |
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| Producer |
Frank Agrama
Michael L. Games Daniele Lorenzano Mirjana Mijojlic Norman Siderow |
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| Writer |
Gerry O'Hara
Bob Shayne |
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| Cinematography |
Rod Stewart
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| Musician |
Eric Allaman
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King Edward asks Sherlock Holmes to perform one more task before his retirement: to safeguard the Star of Africa on a trip to Cape Town. Soon the fabled jewel is stolen and several people end up being murdered. (Originally broadcast on TV as a two part mini-series). |
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