English, 22.10.2020 01:01 ericchen4399

Do the film version of Sherlock holmes the speckled band 1964 and the original text have the same setting? If not, in what ways is the setting the same or different? If some of the setting is the same, does the setting in the film look the way you imagined it would when you read the original text?

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