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What one named character has been portrayed most films?
Tarzan or Sherlock Holmes
Who is the narrator of the Sherlock Holmes stories?
The narrator of most Sherlock Holmes stories is Dr. Watson
Who are the main cast members of the Harry Potter films?
Harry Potter is portrayed by Daniel Radcliffe, Ron Weasley is portrayed by Rupert Grint, and Hermione Granger is portrayed by Emma Watson.
Which fictional character has been portrayed by more than 70 actors in more than 200 films since 1900?
Sherlock Holmes
Which films has Emily Watson appeared in?
Emily Watson has appeared in many different films. These include Breaking the waves in 1996, Red Dragon in 2002, Corpse Bride in 2005 and also War Horse in 2011.
When did the phrase Elementary my dear Watson originate?
The first documented occurrence is in P. G. Wodehouse's comic novel Psmith, Journalist (1915) which was first published in serial format in 'The Captain' magazine in 1909-10.Well, Holmes never actually said that to Watson in any of Conan Doyle's books, although he came pretty close sometimes."Excellent!" I cried."Elementary." (Holmes)Although it cannot be exactly certain where the phrase originated from, or when, some people tend to believe it was first heard by the public in the 1929 film Return of Sherlock Holmes, where (in the final scene) Holmes (played by Clive Brook) popped out the famous line, "Elementary, my dear Watson, elementary."However, the phrase's popularity is most likely tied to "The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes" tv series; 14 Holmes films produced in 1942 to 1946, starring Basil Rathbone as Holmes and Nigel Bruce as Watson. The phrase was used in almost every one of the fourteen films. It was probably then that the phrase got its fame.
Did Sherlock Holmes ever say- elementary my dear Watson?
Sherlock HolmesThis is a common misconception, actually. Not once did Sherlock say these words.In the story The Crooked Man, Holmes says: "Elementary," and he often addresses Dr. Watson as, "My dear Watson." Personally, I believe that this quote probably came from one of the early plays or episodes of Sherlock Holmes, and so now everyone naturally associates it with him. (Just a theory, though.)
What two characters have been portrayed the most in films?
Two of the most portrayed characters in film history are Sherlock Holmes and Dracula. Sherlock Holmes, created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, has been adapted into numerous films and television series, showcasing his legendary detective skills. Dracula, originating from Bram Stoker's novel, has also seen countless interpretations, symbolizing the archetype of the vampire across various genres. Both characters have become iconic figures in popular culture, inspiring endless storytelling.
Who was the protagonist in Sherlock Holmes?
In the new string of films that would be Sherlock himself, his sidekick Dr. John Watson, and Sherlock's past love, Irene Adler, and the antagonist Lord Blackwood. To a lesser extent, there is Watson's fiance Mary as well as Constable Clark and Inspector Lestrade.
Where might one go to find pictures of Emma Watson?
Emma Watson is a popular actor and many fans have posted photos of her on websites dedicated to her. Emma Watson Daily has many photos one can view. IMDB also has photos from different films that she was in.
What has the author Robert W Pohle written?
Robert W. Pohle has written: 'Sherlock Holmes on the screen' -- subject(s): Detective and mystery films, Detectives in art, History and criticism, Sherlock Holmes films 'The films of Christopher Lee'
Are there any artists who played both Sherlock Holmes and Hercules Poirot?
Yes, several actors have portrayed both Sherlock Holmes and Hercule Poirot. Notably, Basil Rathbone famously played Sherlock Holmes in several films during the 1930s and 1940s, while he also took on the role of Poirot in the 1920s. More recently, actors like David Suchet and Ian McKellen have also played both characters in different adaptations, showcasing their versatility in portraying iconic detective figures.
