A.John Watson, medico militare da poco tornato a.Londra.dall'Afghanistan.e alla ricerca di un nuovo posto dove abitare, viene presentato.Sherlock Holmes, che fatica a trovare un coinquilino per la sua abitazione al.221B Baker Street. Il secondo si presenta come un amante del.metodo scientifico.e.deduttivo, essendosi scelto il lavoro (da lui stesso inventato) di "consulente detective".

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Actor	Martin Freeman, Benedict Cumberbatch, Una Stubbs, Loo Brealey, Rupert Graves, Zoe Telford

Genre	Drama Mystery
Content	2 DVDs
FSK / age rating	from age 12
Publication date	18.01.2018
Edition	BBC
Audio	English (Dolby Digital 2.0), Italian (Dolby Digital 2.0)
Subtitles	Italian
Extras	Documentations
Length	4h 27min
Screen	16/9, 1.78:1
Region code	2

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Sherlock des 21.Jahrhunderts

Written on 02. May 2012 by Pia.
This customer review refers to a alternative version.

Must See für jeden Sherlock-Holmes-Fan. Benedict Cumberbatch und Martin Freeman sind die perfekte Besetzung. Ausgezeichnet.
Die Sherlockians

Written on 10. April 2012 by Lee.
This customer review refers to a alternative version.

hatten recht. Die Schauspieler sind exzellent! Die Storys fesselnd! Atemberaubend!
Grandios!

Written on 15. June 2011 by Joe.
This customer review refers to a alternative version.

Sherlock und Konsorten im 21JH! Genial gemacht! Cumberbatch spielt den Sherlock perfekt! Auch sonst tolle Schauspieler und spannende Fälle. Der Humor fehlt natürlich auch nicht. Leider nur 3 Fälle, aber jeder geht 90 Minuten. Warte schon sehnsüchtig auf die nächste Staffel. PS: Auf englisch schauen!
Classy

Written on 17. September 2010 by Daniel.
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Being a fan of the books by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, I was pleasantly surprised by this BBC short series. The basic premise of moving Sherlock Holmes to modern times made me sceptical, considering how much Victorian London itself was part of the character. But the execution is magnificent. The characters are recognisable and loveable, the show isn't frantically edgy but keeps its class, and even the humour reminds of the sort found in the original novels and short stories. Add to that the splendid portrayal by Benedict Cumberbatch, and you've got three really enjoyable 90-minute episodes. The references to the original cases, though, often felt tacked on and didn't really make any sense in the context of the actual cases. I might have preferred it if they went for all original stories. But it is a great show as it is, nonetheless, and I'm looking forward to the already confirmed second 3-episode season that is going to air in autumn of 2011.