Film or book location · 1981
Maarjamäe as Baskerville Hall
Lenfilm's series Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Watson was filmed in several Soviet republics, from Abkhazia to Estonia. For The Hound of the Baskervilles, released in 1981 and directed by Igor Maslennikov, Maarjamäe palace in Tallinn played Baskerville Hall. Vasily Livanov was Holmes, Vitaly Solomin was Watson and Nikita Mikhalkov was Sir Henry. The historicist palace was built in 1872 or 1874 to a design by Robert Gödicke. Today it is used by the Estonian History Museum. Oleg Yankovsky played Stapleton and Rina Zelyonaya was Mrs Hudson. The whole series ran from 1979 to 1986. Tallinn also stood in for German and English cities in the spy series Seventeen Moments of Spring in 1973.
Open it on the map See the spot on the old maps and as it is today
Eesti keeles
Lenfilmi sari "Sherlock Holmes ja doktor Watson" võeti üles mitmes liiduvabariigis Abhaasiast Eestini. Igor Maslennikovi 1981. aasta filmis "Baskerville'ide koer" mängis Baskerville'i mõisa Tallinna Maarjamäe loss. Holmesi kehastas Vassili Livanov, Watsonit Vitali Solomin ja Sir Henryt Nikita Mihhalkov. Historitsistlik loss ehitati 1872. või 1874. aastal Robert Gödicke projekti järgi. Praegu kasutab seda Eesti Ajaloomuuseum. Stapletoni mängis Oleg Jankovski ja proua Hudsonit Rina Zeljonaja. Kogu sari valmis aastatel 1979 kuni 1986. Tallinn kehastas Saksa ja Inglise linnu ka 1973. aasta spioonisarjas "Seitseteist kevadist hetke".