Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows"
Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows (2011)
Timing:
2:9 (129 min)
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Actors and characters
William Houston
Character Constable Clark
Iain Mitchell
Character Auctioneer
Patricia Slater
Character Shush Club Maitre D'
Karima McAdams
Character Shush Club Maitre D'
Richard Cunningham
Character Businessman
Marcus Shakesheff
Character Hashisheen
Mark Sheals
Character Cock Fight Referee
George Taylor
Character University Student
Michael Webber
Character Vicar
Alexandre Carril
Character Twin
Victor Carril
Character Twin
Thorston Manderlay
Character Alfred Meinhard
Daniel Naprous
Character Marko
Lancelot Weaver
Character Stefan
Vladimir "Furdo" Furdik
Character Andrzej
Alexander Devrient
Character Gypsy
Fatima Adoum
Character Gypsy
Stanley Kaye
Character Stanley
Martin Nelson
Character Commendatore
Anthony Inglis
Character Conductor
Ian Wilson-Pope
Character Leporello
Pamela Hay
Character Elvira
Laurence Dobiesz
Character Servant
Peter Stark
Character German Officer
Roman Jankovič
Character German Officer
Fredrick Ruth
Character Ballroom Attendant
Carsten Hayes
Character Ballroom Photographer
Jonathan Christie
Character Diplomat
James McNeill
Character Diplomat
Laurentiu Possa
Character Rene Heron
Maitland Chandler
Character Banker
Joe Egan
Character Big Joe
What's left behind the scenes
- Brad Pitt, Gary Oldman, Daniel Day-Lewis, Sean Penn, and Javier Bardem were considered for the role of Professor Moriarty.
- Holmes' note to Watson reads: “If it is convenient for you, come immediately. If it is not convenient – come anyway.” This is a quote from Arthur Conan Doyle's (1859-1930) 1927 short story “The Creeping Man”.
- Filming the dance scene with Jude Law and Noomi Rapace took three days. The dance lasts only 15 seconds on screen.
- In Arthur Conan Doyle's stories, Watson is named "John H. Watson" everywhere except for the 1891 story "The Man with the Split Lip," where his wife calls him James. This nuance puzzled researchers for many years until Dorothy L. Sayers (1893-1957) suggested that "H" in his name stands for "Hamish," which is a Scottish variant of the name James. In the film "Hamish" is Watson's middle name.
- The Warner Brothers film company was so eager to release a sequel to this film that director Guy Ritchie left the project, and Robert Downey Jr. was forced to turn down filming in John Favreau's science fiction action film "Cowboys & Aliens" (2011).
- The character of Claude Ravach, played by Thierry Neuvic, is based on the real-life anarchist François Claudius Koenigstein, better known as Ravachol, who was executed at the age of 32 in 1892.
- Holmes' makeup in the train dismantling scene is an allusion to the appearance of the Joker as played by Heath Ledger ("The Dark Knight").
- During the bachelor party the day before the wedding, Watson is shown with two medals, indicating his participation in the Second Anglo-Afghan War of 1878-1880.
- The chess game between Holmes and Moriarty is based on a real game from 1966 between Bent Larsen (1935-2010) and Tigran Petrosian (1929-1984) in Santa Monica, USA.
- Before World War I, hand grenades in the British army had only impact detonators. They exploded if dropped or struck against the ground or a hard surface after the safety pin was removed.
- Warner Brothers was so eager to release a sequel to this film that director Guy Ritchie left the Lobo project, a DC Comics character, and Robert Downey Jr. was forced to turn down a role in John Favreau’s sci-fi action film “Cowboys & Aliens” (2011).
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