"Dressed to Kill" is a classic film noir released in 1946, directed by Roy William Neill and starring Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce, and Patricia Morison. The film is the final entry in the "Sherlock Holmes" film series produced by Universal Studios during the 1940s.
The plot revolves around a music box that contains a valuable code that various parties are attempting to obtain. When a woman is murdered while carrying the music box, Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson are called in to investigate. The investigation leads them to a criminal mastermind who is also seeking the music box.
The film features the iconic portrayal of Sherlock Holmes by Basil Rathbone and the bumbling Dr. Watson by Nigel Bruce. The performances of both actors have been praised for their chemistry and authenticity to the characters.
"Dressed to Kill" is considered one of the better entries in the Sherlock Holmes film series and is notable for its suspenseful plot and fast-paced action. The film has also been noted for its innovative use of sound and camera techniques, which were ahead of their time.
Overall, "Dressed to Kill" is a classic film noir that remains popular with fans of the genre and the Sherlock Holmes character.
