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* CantTieHisTie: The film opens with Inspector Hansen agonising over how to properly tie his cravat for dinner with Sir charles at Sir Charles' SmokyGentlemensClub, and complaining that there are over a dozen different ways to tie a cravat; to the bewilderment of his assistant Sergeant Bell. Later, when Hansen confronts Prince Albert during a pheasant shoot, Albert looks at Hansen's cravat and tells him that a reverse Clarendon is really only appropriate in town and unties it before retying it in an ascot, which he says is much more appropriate for the country.
* DramaticDrop: The milkman who discovers the butchered prostitute in the alley drops the jug of milk he is holding and shatters on the cobblestones: the milk mingling with the blood.
* DramaticDrop: The milkman who discovers the butchered prostitute in the alley drops the jug of milk he is holding and shatters on the cobblestones: the milk mingling with the blood.
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* CantTieHisTie: The film opens with Inspector Hansen agonising over how to properly tie his cravat for dinner with Sir charles Sharles at Sir Charles' SmokyGentlemensClub, and complaining that there are over a dozen different ways to tie a cravat; to the bewilderment of his assistant Sergeant Bell. Later, when Hansen confronts Prince Albert during a pheasant shoot, Albert looks at Hansen's cravat and tells him that a reverse Clarendon is really only appropriate in town and unties it before retying it in an ascot, which he says is much more appropriate for the country.
* DramaticDrop: The milkman who discovers the butchered prostitute in the alley drops the jug of milk he is holding and shatters on thecobblestones: cobblestones, where the milk mingling mingles with the blood.
* DramaticDrop: The milkman who discovers the butchered prostitute in the alley drops the jug of milk he is holding and shatters on the
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* BeenThereShapedHistory: Florry Lewis is responsible for Jack the Ripper not mutilating the body of Liz stride after he murdered (and, by extension, the second murder of the 'double event') when she witnesses the attack and screams "FIRE!", bringing others running and forcing the Ripper to flee.[[note]]It is generally accepted that someone disturbed the Ripper before he could mutilate Stride's body and he fled. However, no one actually witnessed the killing.[[/note]]
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* BeenThereShapedHistory: Florry Lewis is responsible for Jack the Ripper not mutilating the body of Liz stride Stride after he murdered (and, by extension, the second murder of the 'double event') when she witnesses the attack and screams "FIRE!", bringing others running and forcing the Ripper to flee.[[note]]It is generally accepted that someone disturbed the Ripper before he could mutilate Stride's body and he fled. However, no one actually witnessed the killing.[[/note]]
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* CantTieHisTie: The film opens with Inspector Hansen agonising over how to properly tie his cravat for dinner with Sir charles at Sir Charles' SmokyGentlemensClub, and complaining that there are over a dozen different ways to tie a cravat; to the bewilderment of his assistant Sergeant Bell. Later, when Hansen confronts Prince Albert during a pheasant shoot, Albert looks at Hansen's cravat and tells him that a reverse Clarendon is really only appropriate in town and unties it before retying it in an ascot, which he says is much more appropriate for the country.
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No connection to the Creator/TomSavini horror film of [[Film/TheRipper the same name]].
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* BeenThereShapedHistory: Florry Lewis is responsible for Jack the Ripper not mutilating the body of Liz stride after he murdered (and, by extension, the second murder of the 'double event') when she witnesses the attack and screams "FIRE!", bringing others running and forcing the Ripper to flee.[[note]]It is generally accepted that someone disturbed the Ripper before he could mutilate Stride's body and he fled. However, no one actually witnessed the killing.[[/note]]
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* EpicFlail: Prince Albert attempts to kill Inspector Hansen by attacking him with a morningstar.
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* SlitThroat: The Ripper kills one of the policemen guarding Inspector Hansen's flat by slitting his throat.
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* SlitThroat: SlashedThroat: The Ripper kills one of the policemen guarding Inspector Hansen's flat by slitting his throat.
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* SlitThroat: The Ripper kills one of the policemen guarding Inspector Hansen's flat by slitting his throat.
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* SelfOffense: Mistaking Inspector Hansen for Jack the Ripper, Evelyn tosses her coat over his head, tackles him to the ground and punches him several times; knocking out one of his teeth.
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* SelfOffense: Mistaking Inspector Hansen for Jack the Ripper, Evelyn Mary tosses her coat over his head, tackles him to the ground and punches him several times; knocking out one of his teeth.
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* NightmarishFactory: Inspector Hansen chases the Ripper into a factory that seems to be doing nothing but belching out flame and steam.
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* SmokyGentlemensClub: Sir Charles invites Jim to his club, where he meets Prince Albert.
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* SmokyGentlemensClub: Sir Charles invites Jim to his club, where club--The Benton Club--where he meets Prince Albert.
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* SelfOffense: Mistaking Inspector Hansen for Jack the Ripper, Evelyn tosses her coat over his head, tackles him to the ground and punches him several times; knocking out one of his teeth.
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* SmokyGentlemansClub: Sir Charles invites Jim to his club, where he meets Prince Albert.
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* SmokyGentlemansClub: SmokyGentlemensClub: Sir Charles invites Jim to his club, where he meets Prince Albert.
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It is 1888, and London is in the grip of one of the most gruesome and mysterious crime sprees in history. Under extreme pressure from the Royal family, the head of Scotland Yard assigns its top man to the grisly case.
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It is 1888, and London is in the grip of one of the most gruesome and mysterious crime sprees in history. Under extreme pressure from the Royal family, the head of Scotland Yard assigns its top man to the grisly case.
case. Inspector Jim Hansen tracks a brutal killer in 1888 London while trying to protect the next victim.
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* UsefulNotes/JackTheRipper: Another dramatization of the ripper murders.
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* UsefulNotes/JackTheRipper: Another dramatization of the ripper murders.Ripper murders.
* KickTheDog: Prince Albert lovingly brushes down and tends to the horse which threw him, them shuts and bolts the stall door and sets fire to the stall with the horse inside.
* SmokyGentlemansClub: Sir Charles invites Jim to his club, where he meets Prince Albert.
* KickTheDog: Prince Albert lovingly brushes down and tends to the horse which threw him, them shuts and bolts the stall door and sets fire to the stall with the horse inside.
* SmokyGentlemansClub: Sir Charles invites Jim to his club, where he meets Prince Albert.
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* DramaticDrop: The milkman who discovers the butchered prostitute in the alley drops the jug of milk he is holding and shatters on the cobblestones: the milk mingling with the blood.
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* DramaticDrop: The milkman who discovers the butchered prostitute in the alley drops the jug of milk he is holding and shatters on the cobblestones: the milk mingling with the blood.blood.
* UsefulNotes/JackTheRipper: Another dramatization of the ripper murders.
* UsefulNotes/JackTheRipper: Another dramatization of the ripper murders.
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''The Ripper'' is a 1997 MadeForTVMovie written by Robert Rodat. directed by Janet Myers and starring Creator/PatrickBergin, Creator/GabrielleAnwar, Creator/SamuelWest, Creator/MichaelYork, Andrew Couper and Creator/EssieDavis.
It is 1888, and London is in the grip of one of the most gruesome and mysterious crime sprees in history. Under extreme pressure from the Royal family, the head of Scotland Yard assigns its top man to the grisly case.
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* DramaticDrop: The milkman who discovers the butchered prostitute in the alley drops the jug of milk he is holding and shatters on the cobblestones: the milk mingling with the blood.
It is 1888, and London is in the grip of one of the most gruesome and mysterious crime sprees in history. Under extreme pressure from the Royal family, the head of Scotland Yard assigns its top man to the grisly case.
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* DramaticDrop: The milkman who discovers the butchered prostitute in the alley drops the jug of milk he is holding and shatters on the cobblestones: the milk mingling with the blood.
