Case of the Whitechapel Vampire (2002)
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In the fourth of the Hallmark Channel's feature-length "Sherlock Holmes" tales, Holmes (Matt Frewer) and Watson (Kenneth Welsh) investigate a series of savage murders apparently committed by a vampire -- and all occurring in the same Whitechapel district previously terrorized by Jack… More In the fourth of the Hallmark Channel's feature-length "Sherlock Holmes" tales, Holmes (Matt Frewer) and Watson (Kenneth Welsh) investigate a series of savage murders apparently committed by a vampire -- and all occurring in the same Whitechapel district previously terrorized by Jack the Ripper. Holmes' services have been engaged by Brother Marstroke (Shawn Lawrence), who years earlier had lost an entire mission in British Guyana to an invading horde of rabid bats. Can it be that those long-ago bats and the current wave of killings are the handiwork of the legendary demon vampire Desmondo? The ever-logical Holmes doubts this theory...or at least he doubts it at the beginning of the story. The Case of the Whitechapel Vampire debuted October 27, 2002. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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- Mystery & Suspense, Drama
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Cast
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Matt Frewer
as Sherlock Holmes
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Kenneth Welsh
as Dr. Watson
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Kathleen McAuliffe
as Mrs. Hudson
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Julian Casey
as Insp. Lestrade
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Shawn Lawrence
as Brother Marstroke
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Neville Edwards
as Dr. Chagas
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Cary Lawrence
as Sister Lawrence
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Isabel Dos Santos
as Signora de la Rosa
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Jere Gillis
as The Thing
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Jane Gilchrist
as Sister Margaret
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Michel Perron
as Insp. Jones
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Danny Blanco-Hall
as Hector de la Rosa
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Joel McKinnon Miller
as Brother Caulder
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Matthew Tiffin
as Brother John
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Tom Rack
as Brother Abel
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Norris Domingue
as Brother Sinclair
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John Dunn-Hill
as Lamplighter
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Kevin Woodhouse
as Policeman #1
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Emma Stevens
as Mrs. Duncan
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Terry Simpson
as Workman
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Kathleen Fee
as Mme. Karavsky
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Sam Stone
as Street Vendor
