The Greek Interpreter is the second episode of the second series of Sherlock Holmes, based on the eponymous short story.
This episode features the debut of Holmes' brother, Mycroft Holmes, and of the Diogenes Club that Mycroft frequents.
Cast[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Jeremy Brett | Sherlock Holmes |
| David Burke | Doctor Watson |
| Charles Gray | Mycroft Holmes (Gray) |
| Alkis Kritikos | Mr Melas |
| George Costigan | Wilson Kemp |
| Nicholas Field | Harold Latimer |
| Anton Alexander | Paul Kratides |
| Victoria Harwood | Sophy Kratides |
| Oliver Maguire | Inspector Gregson |
| Rita Howard | Mrs Stern |
| Peter Mackriel | ticket inspector |
Filming locations[]
Like in most of the series, locations meant to portray the original story's London and southern England countryside setting actually utilised the north of England for both exterior and interior filming, albeit on carefully chosen sites. One exception in the case of this specific episode was the use of the heritage Bluebell Railway, located in East Sussex in the south of England. [1] [2] [3]
| Place | Location | Represents |
|---|---|---|
| Sherlock Holmes backlots | Granada Studios, Manchester | Baker Street, Victorian London |
| Capesthorne Hall | Siddington, Macclesfield, Cheshire | Diogenes Club London |
| Tatton Park | Knutsford, Cheshire | Diogenes Club London |
| Arley Hall | Arley, Knutsford, Cheshire | Myrtle's house, London |
| Sheffield Park Station | Bluebell Railway, East Sussex | railway scenes, south England |
See also[]
References[]
External links[]
- The Greek Interpreter (Granada) on the Internet Movie Database.