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The Case of the Whitechapel Vampire (2002)

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Film details

Featuring

Matt Frewer Edward Walsh Sharon Lawrence
Director

Rodney Gibbons
Country

Canada
Year

2002
Genres

Crime Thriller
Type

Television
Category

Fiction

Synopsis

The setting is London, 1892, in the district of Whitechapel, notorious for being the neighborhood where Jack the Ripper went on his killing spree only two years earlier. The Anglican monks and nuns of the Hermitage of St. Justinian the Martyr have aided the poor slum dwellers of Whitechapel for years. Then, shortly before Christmas, one of the monks is found dead in the abbey church, the apparent victim of a vampire. Brother Marstoke, head of Hermitage, turns to Sherlock Holmes to solve the murder...

Cast & Credits

Cast
- - Sherlock Holmes
    
    Matt Frewer
  - Doctor Watson
    
    Edward Walsh
  - Brother Marstoke
    
    Sharon Lawrence
  - Doctor Chagas
    
    Neville Edwards
  - Sister Helen
    
    Cary Lawrence
  - Signora de la Rosa
    
    Isabel dos Santos
  - Inspector Jones
    
    Michel Perron
  - Brother Caulder
    
    Joel Miller
  - Brother Abel
    
    Tom Rack
Credits
- Direction:
  - Director
    
    Rodney Gibbons
  Production:
  - ©
    
    White Chapel Productions (Muse), Inc.
  - Production Company
    
    Muse Entertainment
  - [International Sales]
    
    Hallmark International
  - Executive Producer
    
    Michael Prupas
  - Executive Producer
    
    Steven Hewitt
  - Producer
    
    Irene Litinsky
  - Associate Producer
    
    Pedro Gandol
  - Production Manager
    
    Jean-Yves Dolbec
  Writing:
  - Screenplay
    
    Rodney Gibbons
  Photography:
  - Director of Photography
    
    Serge Ladouceur
  Editing:
  - Editor
    
    Vidal Beïque
  Design:
  - Production Designer
    
    Jean-Baptiste Tard
  Costumes:
  - Costume Designer
    
    Luc J. Béland
  Music:
  - Music
    
    Marc Ouellette

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