Ian Richardson originally had a multiple film deal to play Sherlock Holmes, but it would eventually end after his 2nd film. Today I narrate Ian Richardson's thoughts on what was going to be the 3rd film in the series. With Barry Mills as the voice of Charles Pogue.
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Today I narrate Patrick Macnee's rather self effacing thoughts on reprising his role as Dr. Watson for the 1991 feature film Sherlock Holmes and the Leading Lady, which he starred alongside Christopher Lee. Macnee first played the role for the 1976 TV movie Sherlock Holmes in New York. Today I narrate Ian Richardson's thoughts on how he had to keep fighting studio decisions to try and keep his 2 Sherlock Holmes films accurate to the books. With Michael Mengarda as the voice of Sy Weintraub. Today I narrate Erich Schellow's thoughts on playing the role of Sherlock Holmes in the 1967-68 German TV series 'Sherlock Holmes'. Apologises in advance for the accent! Today I narrate Ian Richardson's thoughts on his audition and preparation for the role of Sherlock Holmes, who he played in two feature films, as well as his thoughts on ending the role earlier than he had anticipated.  Sherlock Holmes was known for his mastery of bartitsu and boxing, but did you know that his legacy has weaved its way into the world of professional wrestling too? The connection is as strong as some of the superstars, actually, and Howard Ostrom & Ross K. Foad have got it pinned down right here in this new essay. 
Today I narrate Basil Rathbone's thoughts on his close friend Nigel Bruce and his performance as Dr. Watson. Also featuring Vendetta Dylan. Today I narrate Basil Rathbone's thoughts on the first official Sherlock Holmes play that was created by William Gillette. Spoiler: He is not complimentary! These words were penned by Basil himself in his autobiography, In and Out of Character. Today I narrate Basil Rathbone's thoughts on World War 2 and what happened when he tried to enlist again. With Braden Worton as the Office Recruiter Today I narrate Basil Rathbone's thoughts on the 1929 film, Mrs. Cheyney, which was only the 2nd MGM film to have had sound. These words were penned by Basil himself in his autobiography "In and Out of Character". |
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