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Without a Clue ()


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A drunken Sherlock Holmes is really just a cover for the real detective, Dr. Watson.

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Sherlock Holmes / Reginald Kincaid
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Dr. John Watson
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Inspector Lestrade
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Fake Leslie Giles
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Prof. Moriarty
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Lord Smithwick
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Mrs. Hudson
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Norman Greenhough
Tim Killick ...
Sebastian
Matthew Savage ...
Wiggins
John Warner ...
Peter Giles
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Real Lesley Giles
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Lord Mayor Gerald Fitzwater Johnson
George Sweeney ...
John Clay
Murray Ewan ...
Archie
Stephen Tiller ...
Reporter #1
Michael O'Hagan ...
Reporter #2
Ivor Roberts ...
Reporter #3
Martin Pallot ...
Photographer
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Bobby at Warehouse
Caroline Milmoe ...
Constance Payton
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Henry - Bartender
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Barrister
Sarah Parr-Byrne ...
Singer
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Thug #1
Dave Cooper ...
Thug #2
Richard Henry ...
Hadlers
Lesley Daine ...
Lady on Train
Jennifer Guy ...
Christabel
John Tordoff ...
Mr. Andrews
Alexandra Spencer ...
Mrs. Andrews
Elizabeth Kelly ...
Landlady
Sam Davies ...
Local #1
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Local #2
John Surman ...
Constable at Lakes
Les White ...
Henchman #1
Chris Webb ...
Henchman #2
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Dockworker
Evan Russell ...
Sergeant at Docks
Alan Bodenham ...
Driver
Prince The Wonder Dog ...
The Duke

Directed by

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Thom Eberhardt

Written by

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Gary Murphy ... (written by) &
Larry Strawther ... (written by)

Produced by

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Diana Buckhantz ... associate producer
Ben Moses ... associate producer
Marc Stirdivant ... producer

Music by

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Henry Mancini

Cinematography by

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Alan Hume

Editing by

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Peter Tanner

Editorial Department

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Natalie Baker ... assistant editor
Joanne Chee ... post-production coordinator
Carl Graham ... assistant editor
Harry Hitner ... assistant editor
William Parnell ... assistant editor (as Bill Parnell)
Ron Wengler ... color timer
William Parnell ... additional editor (uncredited)
Janelle Showalter ... assistant editor (uncredited)

Casting By

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Noel Davis
Jeremy Zimmermann ... (as Jeremy Zimmerman)

Production Design by

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Brian Ackland-Snow
Martyn Hebert ... (as Martyn Hébert)

Art Direction by

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Terry Ackland-Snow
Robin Tarsnane

Set Decoration by

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Peter James
Ian Whittaker

Costume Design by

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Judy Moorcroft

Makeup Department

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Lois Burwell ... makeup artist
Sandra Exelby ... assistant makeup artist
Peter Frampton ... makeup artist
Betty Glasow ... hairdresser (as Elizabeth Glasow)
Stevie Hall ... hairdresser
Tracy Smith ... assistant hair stylist

Production Management

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Christabel Albery ... production supervisor
Dennis A. Brown ... executive in charge of production
John Forrest Niss ... post-production supervisor

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Don French ... first assistant director
Gerry Toomey ... second assistant director
Kevin Westley ... third assistant director

Art Department

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Amanda Ackland-Snow ... assistant set decorator
Andrew Ackland-Snow ... assistant art director
Bill Bernie ... stand-by painter (as William Bernie)
Brian Blues ... chargehand carpenter
Tom Brown ... assistant art director
John Campbell ... chargehand painter
Lance Chapman ... signwriter
Bob Eames ... stand-by carpenter (as Robert Eames)
Dennis Fruin ... property master
George Gibbons ... chargehand stagehand
Ian Giladjian ... property buyer
Robert Hill ... stand-by props
Derek Ixer ... dressing props
Trevor Jones ... stand-by stagehand
Reginald Keywood ... carpenter supervisor
Brian Lofthouse ... dressing props
Steve Macdonald ... stand-by props (as Stephen McDonald)
Peter Palmer ... property buyer
John Roberts ... stand-by painter
Chris Seddon ... drapes
Vic Simpson ... construction manager
Bill Stallion ... storyboard artist
Ilija Vasic ... chargehand plasterer
Bob Walker ... signwriter
John Wells ... storeman
Martin Duffy ... chargehand carpenter (uncredited)
David Maconochie ... art department coordinator (uncredited)

Sound Department

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Wayne Artman ... re-recording mixer (as Wayne Artmen)
Gregg Baxter ... adr editor (as Greg Baxter)
Tom Beckert ... re-recording mixer
Desmond Cannon ... assistant sound editor
Tom E. Dahl ... re-recording mixer (as Tom Dahl)
Lee Dragu ... foley editor
James Dean Fisher ... foley artist
David Hildyard ... sound recordist
Russ Hill ... dialogue editor
Eddy Joseph ... dialogue editor
Mike Le Mare ... supervising sound editor (as Mike Le-Mare)
Anthony Palk ... sound effects editor
Keith Pamplin ... boom operator
John Pitt ... sound maintenance engineer
John Post ... foley artist
Carolann Sanchez-Shapiro ... assistant sound editor (as Carolann Sanchez)
Steve Schwalbe ... assistant sound editor
Karola Storr ... foley editor
Lionel Strutt ... adr mixer (uncredited)

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Trevor Butterfield ... special effects senior technician
Terry Glass ... special effects senior technician
Roger Nichols ... special effects senior technician (as Roger R. Nichols)
Neil Swan ... special effects senior technician
David Watson ... special effects senior technician
Ian Wingrove ... special effects supervisor

Stunts

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Del Baker ... stunts
Brian Bowes ... stunts
Graeme Crowther ... stunts
Stuart Fell ... stunts
Elaine Ford ... stunts
Terry Forrestal ... stunts
Frank Henson ... stunts
Doug Robinson ... stunts
Denise Ryan ... stunts
Colin Skeaping ... stunts
Rocky Taylor ... stunts
Terry Walsh ... stunts
Paul Weston ... stunt coordinator
Jason White ... stunts

Camera and Electrical Department

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Graham Attwood ... still photographer
Bob Bremner ... gaffer
Sean Connor ... camera trainee
Frederick Crawford ... chargehand rigger
Bob Gomme ... generator operator (as Bob Gomm)
Graham Hall ... clapper loader
Martin Hume ... camera operator
Simon Hume ... focus puller
Alec King ... electrician
Tom Lowen ... stand-by rigger
Jim Smart ... electrician
Bill Thornhill ... best boy
Terry Townsend ... electrician
Jimmy Waters ... camera grip
Jimmy Worley ... electrician (as Jim Worley)

Casting Department

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Nancy Foy ... casting: Los Angeles
Cathy Sandrich Gelfond ... casting assistant: Los Angeles (as Cathy Sandrich)

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Keith Morton ... wardrobe supervisor
James Smith ... wardrobe assistant (as Jim Smith)
Sue Wain ... wardrobe mistress

Location Management

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Bob Jordan ... assistant location manager
Charles Salmon ... location manager
Jezz Startup ... location assistant
Adam Walton ... location assistant

Music Department

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Stephen A. Hope ... music editor
Hayward Parrott ... scoring mixer
Celia Weiner ... music editor (uncredited)

Script and Continuity Department

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Annie Penn ... script supervisor (as Annie Wotton)

Transportation Department

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Joe Drinkeld ... transportation
Colin Morris ... personal driver: Michael Caine

Additional Crew

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Michael Bishop ... runner
Jeffrey Bruce ... assistant accountant (as Jeff Bruce)
Deborah Cole ... assistant accountant (as Debra Cole)
Lisa Davila ... runner
Robert Fabbri ... runner
Harriet Fenner ... production coordinator
Linda Glatzel ... unit nurse
Dave Goodey ... horses and carriages (as Dave Goody)
Penelope Gottlieb ... title designer
John Hargreaves ... runner
Laurie Hindenach ... production estimator
Patrick Isherwood ... production accountant
Brigitte Lecordier ... voice dubbing: French
Susan Leh ... publicity coordinator
Ben Montanio ... production controller
Skates Naiman ... coordinator: Los Angeles (as Sandi 'Skates' Naiman)
Pamela Parker ... production coordinator
Dominique Paturel ... voice dubbing: French
Peter Robey ... insurance
Gail Taylor ... accounting assistant
Tristan Whalley ... publicity assistant
Fleur Whitlock ... runner
Brian Weske ... personal assistant: Michael Caine (uncredited)

Thanks

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John Spencer-Churchill ... acknowledgment: Blenheim Palace scenes by kind permission of (as The Duke of Marlborough)
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Storyline

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Plot Summary

This is a Sherlock Holmes story with a difference. Here, Dr. Watson is the ace detective and has been using an actor to play the part Holmes. Holmes is a drunken actor and gets on Watson's nerves. When Watson tries to go it alone, he doesn't have much success, so he is forced to let Holmes take all the credit once more. Written by Rob Hartill

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Taglines The flip side of Sherlock Holmes. See more »
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Also Known As
  • The Impostor of Baker Street (United Kingdom)
  • Sherlock and Me (United Kingdom)
  • Sherlock & Me (United Kingdom)
  • The Imposter of Baker Street (United Kingdom)
  • Élémentaire, mon cher... Lock Holmes (France)
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  • 107 min
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Did You Know?

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Trivia The closing credits offer an apology that states: "With apologies to the late Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, creator of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson." See more »
Goofs The postcard from Lesley has a picture of the Eiffel Tower occupying one entire side. Postcards of this type did not exist anywhere until 1901 or 1902, and in France not until 1904. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in Things Change/Bat*21/Without a Clue/Mystic Pizza/Daffy Duck's Quackbusters (1988). See more »
Soundtracks Where Did You Get that Hat? See more »
Crazy Credits With apologies to the late Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, creator of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson See more »
Quotes Holmes: It wasn't YOU he tried to kill!
Watson: Think man, think... Who was SUPPOSED to be in that room?
Holmes: That's right! You were!
Watson: Moriarty knows... I'm am the only match for his evil genius.
Holmes: You mean he's not trying to kill me?
Watson: Of course not. He knows you're an idiot.
Holmes: Oh, thank God.
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