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Post by Dana Delany's Chinese Husband on Jun 27, 2012 16:07:22 GMT -5
Sherlock Holmes (2010): en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sherlock_Holmes_(2010_film) This version of Sherlock Holmes was made by The Asylum and starred Ben Syder as Sherlock Holmes, Gareth David-Lloyd as Dr Watson and Dominic Keating as the villain Spring-Heeled Jack, a villain who really has a personal history with Holmes. The cast is a case of Torchwood meets Enterprise as David-Lloyd is an alum of the former and Keating an alum of the latter. Saw it on Youtube starting here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=QI6-mHsO8-M This version of Sherlock Holmes features a monster which apparently drew criticisms from Sherlock Holmes purists. I personally do not mind it and found the film not bad. Also this film may or may not have referenced a certain Doctor Who writer.
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Post by Dana Delany's Chinese Husband on Nov 23, 2013 19:20:07 GMT -5
Lucy Liu was interviewed in last week’s Sydney Sunday Telegraph tv guide about Elementary. She said had been looking to make a TV comedy but ended up being on Elementary. She says what she finds interesting about Elementary is how the relationship between Sherlock and Watson develops regardless of what crime that they are solving and that she says is lovely. The article writer Neala Johnson says that while Elementary may not be the straight sitcome that Lucy Liu was looking for , Elementary allows her plenty of comedic opportunities, along with elements of drama, crime and the odd kick-butt moment. Lucy Liu therefore says that it’s enough “that I don’t feel I’ve lost out on not doing a comedy”.
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