Enola Holmes 2 - actors, characters and roles

All actors and their roles in the film "Enola Holmes 2"
Enola Holmes 2 (2022)
Timing: 2:9 (129 min)
Enola Holmes 2 - TMDB rating
7.307/10
1772
Enola Holmes 2 - Kinopoisk rating
6.77/10
21159
Enola Holmes 2 - IMDB rating
6.8/10
118000

Actors and characters

Photo Millie Bobby Brown #19461Photo Millie Bobby Brown #19462Photo Millie Bobby Brown #19463Photo Millie Bobby Brown #19464

Millie Bobby Brown

Millie Bobby Brown
Character Enola Holmes
Photo Henry Cavill #11027Photo Henry Cavill #11028Photo Henry Cavill #11029Photo Henry Cavill #11030

Henry Cavill

Henry Cavill
Character Sherlock Holmes
Photo David Thewlis #11593Photo David Thewlis #11594Photo David Thewlis #11595Photo David Thewlis #11596

David Thewlis

David Thewlis
Character Grail
Photo Louis Partridge #79504Photo Louis Partridge #79505Photo Louis Partridge #79506Photo Louis Partridge #79507

Louis Partridge

Louis Partridge
Character Lord Tewkesbury
Photo Susan Wokoma #79508

Susan Wokoma

Susan Wokoma
Character Edith
Photo Adeel Akhtar #38679Photo Adeel Akhtar #38680Photo Adeel Akhtar #38681Photo Adeel Akhtar #38682

Adeel Akhtar

Adeel Akhtar
Character Lestrade
Sofia Stavrinou
Character Young Enola
John Parshall
Character Young Sherlock
Photo Himesh Patel #20068Photo Himesh Patel #20069

Himesh Patel

Himesh Patel
Character Dr. Watson
Photo Hannah Dodd #69760

Hannah Dodd

Hannah Dodd
Character Sarah Chapman / Cicely
Photo Abbie Hern #80878

Abbie Hern

Abbie Hern
Character Mae
Photo Róisín Monaghan #80879
Róisín Monaghan
Character Hilda Lyons
Photo Gabriel Tierney #80880

Gabriel Tierney

Gabriel Tierney
Character William Lyon
Photo Catriona Chandler #80881
Catriona Chandler
Character Agatha Gowerdale
Photo David Westhead #80882
David Westhead
Character Henry Lyon
Photo Tim McMullan #44900Photo Tim McMullan #44901

Tim McMullan

Tim McMullan
Character Charles McIntyre
Photo Lee Boardman #41027

Lee Boardman

Lee Boardman
Character Mr. Bill Crouch
Photo Tony Lucken #70962
Tony Lucken
Character Sgt. Beeston
Photo Alessandra Perotto #80883
Alessandra Perotto
Character Peddler
Photo Alan Mitchell #80884Photo Alan Mitchell #80885Photo Alan Mitchell #80886

Alan Mitchell

Alan Mitchell
Character Powdered Face Man
Chris Dunckley
Character Newspaper Boy
Photo Lenny Rush #80887
Lenny Rush
Character Newspaper Boy
Alison Knox
Character Freda
Photo Christopher Saul #80888
Christopher Saul
Character Client
Photo Brahmdeo Shannon Ramana #8897
Brahmdeo Shannon Ramana
Character Client
Photo Karishma Navekar #80889
Karishma Navekar
Character Client
Photo Clive Ward #80890
Clive Ward
Character Client
Photo Elizabeth Hill #80891
Elizabeth Hill
Character Client
Photo Nick Raggett #80892

Nick Raggett

Nick Raggett
Character Client
Photo Sue Graham #80893
Sue Graham
Character Strong Woman Inmate
Photo Mark Fleischmann #10894
Mark Fleischmann
Character Stage Manager
Stefan Petermann
Character Young Mycroft
Archie Caswell-Chappell
Character Boy With Soup
Matthew Brazier
Character Desk Sergeant
Photo Jules Wallace #80894
Jules Wallace
Character Oates
Photo Donovan Louie #68916
Donovan Louie
Character Kwan
Photo Nia Gandhi #80895
Nia Gandhi
Character Doris
Photo Alannah Winn-Taylor #80896
Alannah Winn-Taylor
Character Swollen Jaw Girl
Photo Peter Groom #80897
Peter Groom
Character Bill - Man In Drag
Charlie Nicholson
Character Pimply Boy
Eleanor Dang
Character Bessie Picture Double
Photo Charlotte Robinson #80898
Charlotte Robinson
Character Music Hall Dancer
Katelyn Gray
Character Music Hall Dancer
Photo Preeti Sian #48981
Preeti Sian
Character Music Hall Dancer
Sophia Turner
Character Music Hall Dancer
Annie Bloomfield
Character Ballroom Dancer
Hannah Bodenham
Character Ballroom Dancer
Tabitha Bond
Character Ballroom Dancer
Callum Bowman
Character Ballroom Dancer
Photo Miekaile Browne #4714Photo Miekaile Browne #4715
Miekaile Browne
Character Ballroom Dancer
Alastair Crosswell
Character Ballroom Dancer
Rory Cubbin
Character Ballroom Dancer
Photo Ramzan Miah #4721

Ramzan Miah

Ramzan Miah
Character Ballroom Dancer
James Berkery
Character Ballroom Dancer
Photo Andres Quero Marin #80899
Andres Quero Marin
Character Ballroom Dancer
Tyler Rainbow
Character Ballroom Dancer
Photo Yasmin Riley #28794

Yasmin Riley

Yasmin Riley
Character Ballroom Dancer
Vanessa Vince-Pang
Character Ballroom Dancer
Photo Madeleine Waters #80900
Madeleine Waters
Character Ballroom Dancer
Charlotte Woof
Character Ballroom Dancer
Cecily Beer
Character Ballroom Musician
Sally Alexandra
Character Ballroom Musician
Taylor Maclennan
Character Ballroom Musician
Cormac Browne
Character Ballroom Musician
Mircea Belei
Character Ballroom Musician
Boyan Ivanov
Character Ballroom Musician
Photo Daniel Pemberton #5072Photo Daniel Pemberton #5073

Daniel Pemberton

Daniel Pemberton
Character Music Hall Conductor (uncredited)
Photo Philip Gascoyne #152841
Philip Gascoyne
Character Police Officer (uncredited)
Kemal Shah
Character Upper Middle Class Gentleman

What's left behind the scenes

  • Sam Claflin was unable to return to the role of Mycroft due to commitments to other projects. Director Harry Bradbeer stated that he really wanted Claflin to play Mycroft, and that he hopes Claflin will be available if a third film is made.
  • The plot is not based on one of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's (1859-1930) Sherlock Holmes stories, but on the real matchgirls' strike of 1888 and the life of activist Sarah Chapman (1862-1945).
  • The mystery investigated by Enola revolves around the fact that the matchgirls are dying of 'typhus' caused by working with white phosphorus. This disease actually exists and is called phosphorus necrosis of the jaw. The workers breathed in phosphorus fumes day after day, causing their teeth and jaws to slowly decay, ultimately leading to death. Even after the link between phosphorus and the workers' deaths was definitively established, a ban on the use of white phosphorus was not introduced for several decades.
  • The mystery that Enola investigates is that matchstick girls are dying from “typhus” caused by working with white phosphorus. This disease actually exists and is called phosphorus necrosis of the jaw. The workers breathed in phosphorus fumes day after day, which caused their teeth and jaws to slowly decay, ultimately leading to death. Even after the link between phosphorus and the deaths of the workers was definitively established, a ban on the use of white phosphorus was not introduced for several decades.
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