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A piano teacher and avid bicyclist at the center of a dangerous conspiracy. Violet's journey takes her from a shy would-be victim to a formidable alley of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson. "THE SOLITARY CYCLIST" - Everyone is British so accents needed.

An odious mustachioed man, Woodley is a drinker, a gambler, and brute who also has a love of the arts. He isn't afraid of picking fights, in fact, he's rather fond of it. He is the main villain of the film. "THE SOLITARY CYCLIST" - Everyone is British so accents needed.

An eccentric former ordained clergymen who is now a minister for hire to officiate weddings whether willing or not. He never travels far without his bible with a pistol concealed in it's hollowed-out pages. "THE SOLITARY CYCLIST" - Everyone is British so accents needed.

A bar maid with an attitude. She spends her days dealing with drunks from her small town all day, particularly Mr. Woodley, and is all too thrilled when Holmes decides to lay him out on the front stoop. "THE SOLITARY CYCLIST" - Everyone is British so accents needed.

The owner of the local public house. He is the center for town gossip and for the right price he is more than happy to divulge the scandalous going ons of the locals. "THE SOLITARY CYCLIST" - Everyone is British so accents needed.

A kind, devoted husband, and Lord of Ridling Thorp Manor. He comes to Sherlock Holmes out of concern for his new wife, Elsie who is being stalked by a mysterious figure from her past. Hilton would do anything to protect his wife, even die for her. "THE DANCING MEN" - Most everyone is British so accents needed.

Hilton and Elsie Cubitt's housekeeper. As a one woman show, Saunders sees to both the household duties and grounds keeping. She is loyal to the Cubitt's even after death. "THE DANCING MEN" - Most everyone is British so accents needed.

The local Police Inspector who has a history with Sherlock Holmes. Unlike some inspectors he and Holmes get along very well. He is the good cop to Holmes' bad cop in interrogations. "THE DANCING MEN" - Most everyone is British so accents needed.