“I think it’s because I’m in some of it now,” adds Martin Freeman, more succintly. “I think it is do with Conan Doyle’s extraordinary invention which has a universal appeal to all nationalities.” “I think the enduring appeal of Sherlock Holmes has always been global, actually,” says Benedict. That was vaguely amusing for about four seconds.”Īnd the other puts the tough question to the cast of ‘why is Sherlock such a global success?’ While Martin himself backs up the statement by admitting, with characteristic drollness: “I slipped over yesterday.
“Martin Freeman’s probably the funniest thing that’s happened on set recently,” says Benedict. The first sees the cast grilled on their favourite funny moments from filming The Abominable Bride. However, Friday's big mystery is going to look very different than the modern day adaptation of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's "Sherlock Holmes." This time, according to the synopsis, Sherlock and Watson will be transported to Victorian England for the new case, the mysterious appearance of an apparition of a woman who committed suicide and seems to be on a revenge-inspired killing spree.UPDATE: The Sherlock youtube channel have released two more behind-the-scenes features. The highly anticipated special sees Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman reprising their roles from the popular BBC series as the iconic detective and his loyal assistant, John Watson, respectively. EST Friday on PBS Masterpiece, which should be more than enough time for tired fans to wake up after sleeping off the previous night's New Year's festivities.
"Sherlock: The Abominable Bride" will air at 9 p.m.
Those staying in on Friday are in luck. The "Sherlock" holiday special, " The Abominable Bride," starring Benedict Cumberbatch as the titular Sherlock Holmes, will air Friday to kick 2016 off with a bang.
If New Year's Eve is for staying out late to bring in the new year, New Year's Day is about taking the day off to stay in and nurse that holiday hangover.
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