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The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes (1970) – a Billy Wilder classic?

Posted by Aruna at August 2, 2018 in film trailers &original film &see &the literary lounge

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  I’m a diehard Billy Wilder fan, brought up by a mother who absolutely adored film. Along with my brother, I was introduced at an early age by mama to the likes of Hitchcock, Curtis, Mankiewicz, Hawks, Powell and Pressburger, classic filmmakers who visited our home on Friday nights and Sunday afternoons, making magic in … Continue readings →

Tags : Arthur Conan Doyle, Billy Wilder, film trailers, great films, Patrick Kinkaid, reading on location, Sherlock Holmes, The Apartment Billy Wilder, The Continuity Girl, The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes, The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes trailer

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