Scott Palmer Knihy

Focusing on the iconic Rathbone series from 1939 to 1946, this book offers an in-depth exploration of the Sherlock Holmes films starring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce. It includes comprehensive cast lists, detailed story synopses, and a collection of photographs, providing fans with a rich resource dedicated to this beloved adaptation. While primarily centered on Rathbone's portrayal, the author also acknowledges the significance of other adaptations, ensuring a broader context for Sherlock Holmes enthusiasts.

How has light influenced the staging of theatre throughout history?What does light contribute to performance?How does it make meaning?This collection explores the creative potential of light in the theatre.

In a desolate world where the dead dominate, the story explores the struggle for power among those who command these armies. The rulers, possessing god-like abilities, blur the lines between humanity and divinity. This setting delves into themes of survival, authority, and the consequences of wielding such immense power in a land on the brink of collapse.

Featuring detailed information on the 1974 TV series Father Brown, this reference book encompasses all 13 episodes, complete cast listings, and numerous photographs. Each episode includes a synopsis, directorial credits, and original air dates. Additionally, it offers insights into the 1934 film Father Brown, Detective, and the 1954 film adaptation, enriching the reader's understanding of the character's cinematic history.

Focusing on the 1958-59 TV series Dial 999, this reference book features all 39 episodes starring Robert Beatty as Detective Inspector Mike Maguire. It provides a detailed account of the series with original transmission dates, numerous black and white photos, complete cast lists, directorial credits, and synopses for each episode, making it an essential resource for fans and scholars of classic television.

Covering British films from 2000 to 2009, this reference book features detailed cast listings, numerous photographs, and essential information such as running times and directorial credits. Each film is accompanied by a concise synopsis, making it a comprehensive resource for film enthusiasts and researchers interested in this decade of cinema.

Featuring 45 adventure films released between 1938 and 1988, this sequel provides detailed synopses, photographs, and complete cast and crew credits for each movie. Organized chronologically, it serves as a comprehensive reference for fans and film scholars alike, showcasing the evolution of adventure cinema over five decades.