The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson: The Twentieth Century Approaches

The film "Sherlock Holmes in the 20th Century," while sharing a connection with the two-part television adaptation, offers a distinct viewing experience as it includes its own unique storytelling elements and omits certain parts present in the longer versions. Among these differences is the exclusion of the entire plot from the iconic "Bruce-Partington Drawings" story. This shorter version serves to provide audiences with a streamlined portrayal of Sherlock Holmes' adventures, highlighting his deductive prowess and intriguing investigations in a more concise manner. Released prior to the television premiere, this edition offers a standalone experience that can be enjoyed independently from the extended narrative.