any other movie from this production?
"The Valley of Fear".
A Study in Scarlet
The film was successful enough for Samuelson to produce the 1916 film "The Valley of Fear".
when did the battle of pontvallain take place? 4 December 1370 who battled against whom? French army and  English force. who led the former? Bertrand du Guesclin who won the battle? The French army. has the leader of the army been honored with any rank? Yes, he was a Breton knight. when was he appointed as one? 1354 were there any references of him in books or in movies? Yes, in "The White Company". is it a film? No, a novel. who is the novelist? Arthur Conan Doyle. is there any iconic character created by him? Yes, Sherlock Holmes. what is the speciality of the character? He is known for his proficiency with observation, deduction, forensic science, and logical reasoning. does he appear with any other character? Yes, Dr. Watson. which novel had introduced these characters? "A Study in Scarlet". any of his novels made into films? Yes, "A Study in Scarlet". does the film share the same name? Yes. who played the role of holmes in it? James Bragington. when was the movie released? 1914 who produced it? G. B. Samuelson. what is the name of his production company? Yes, G. B. Samuelson Productions.
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A Study in Scarlet [SEP] Film
The film was successful enough for Samuelson to produce the 1916 film "The Valley of Fear". A two-reel short film, also titled "A Study in Scarlet", was released in the United States in 1914, a day after the British film with the same title was released. The American film starred Francis Ford as Holmes, and was not authorised by Doyle. It is also a lost film. The 1933 film entitled "A Study in Scarlet", starring Reginald Owen as Sherlock Holmes and Anna May Wong as Mrs Pyke, bears no plot relation to the novel. Aside from Holmes, Watson, Mrs. Hudson, and Inspector Lestrade, the only connections to the Holmes canon are a few lifts of character names (Jabez Wilson, etc.) The plot contains an element of striking resemblance to one used several years later in Agatha Christie's novel "And Then There Were None".