The Diogenes Documentaries:
The Diogenes Documentaries is a series of mini documentaries presentations that primarily focus on Sherlock Holmes in the media. Adapted from essay works by Howard Ostrom, The Diogenes Documentaries is equally entertaining as it is educational.
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The Original Baker Street Babes sets out to show the history of female actors who have played Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Watson through the ages. It also covers females who have played a significant part in Sherlock Holmes media productions. |
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The Dark Side Of The Coin examines just what exactly is know about Moriarty? Is he more like Holmes than we previously thought? And how has his legacy surpassed his original role?
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"Around The World With Sherlock Holmes" aims to explore who were the first native born Sherlock Holmes performers worldwide.
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"From Watson With Love" examines the history of Russian Screen Sherlock Holmes.
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Holmes may have referred to Watson as "the one fixed point in a changing age", but actor William Gillette performed as Sherlock Holmes over 1300 times, and it was his Holmes who was the fixed point, not Watson. But who were the Watsons he worked with? And what became of them?
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Poland has an interesting and varied history when it comes to Sherlock Holmes. This documentary explores further.
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DR. DOYLE - AN AUTHOR & AN ACTOR
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Believe it or not, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle had a small but prominent silent screen career between the years 1914-1925. The Diogenes Documentaries Team explores further.
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WATSON, THE ENVELOPE PLEASE
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Did you know that many who have held Oscars have played Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson! Don't believe me? This latest episode of The Diogenes Documentaries explores it.
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Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's non-Holmes works were adapted into numerous silent films between 1915-1927. The Diogenes Documentaries team delves into uncover what exactly got "The Silent Treatment."
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"Beam Me Up Sherlock" is a mini-documentary presentation on actors who have donned both deerstalker and death ray by appearing both Sherlock and Star Trek movies.
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