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Did You Know?

"The Final Problem" was intended to be exactly what its title says; Doyle sought to sweeten the pill by letting Holmes go in a blaze of glory, having rid the world of a criminal so powerful and dangerous any further task would be trivial in comparison (as Holmes says in the story itself).

Moriarty is the only character in the Sherlock Holmes films to have been killed off two (not three) times in the same series.

By a curious coincidence, Roxburgh also portrayed Holmes in the 2002 TV adaptation of The Hound of the Baskervilles, making him the only actor to portray both Holmes and Moriarty. In the Disney animated film The Great Mouse Detective, the character Professor Ratigan (the archnemesis of Basil of Baker Street, the Holmes-esque hero of the film ) is an obvious parallel and tribute to the character of Moriarty, even sharing his alleged first name.

In an episode where Moriarty is interviewed by a policeman, a painting by Jean-Baptiste Greuze is described as hanging on the wall; Holmes remarks on another work by the same painter to show it could not have been purchased on a professor's salary.

For a summary of this point, see this New Scientist Article, also from 1993.

But this is not part of the 12 movie series from Universal, despite the use of Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce.) Television Moriarty was the one behind nearly all the crimes in the cartoon Sherlock Holmes in the 22nd Century, having been cloned back to life by a rogue geneticist, requiring Holmes to be 'resurrected' as well in order to match him. John Huston portrayed Moriarty in the made-for-TV movie Sherlock Holmes in New York opposite Roger Moore's Holmes. In the Soviet series of television films The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes and Dr.Watson by Igor Maslennikov, Moriarty was played by Viktor Yevgrafov and voiced by Oleg Dahl in the second film of the series. Eric Porter portrayed Professor Moriarty in two episodes of The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: "The Red-Headed League" and "The Final Problem", and in The Return of Sherlock Holmes: "The Empty House".