Who IS Sherlock Holmes - Neil McCaw
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- Опубликовано: 5 фев 2025
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More than a century after first emerging into the fogbound, gaslit streets of Victorian London, Sherlock Holmes is universally recognizable. And yet many of his most recognizable features don't appear in Arthur Conan Doyle's original stories. So who exactly is Sherlock Holmes? Who's the real "great detective," and where do we find him? Neil McCaw traces the evolution of Sherlock.
Lesson by Neil McCaw, animation by Lasse Rützou Bruntse.
the irony that the detective that solves mysteries is one himself in A way.
Yeah in the original books it's alsays mentioned by Watson that Sherlock has always been an Enigma
literally
You've made me think.
+solokiwidestroyer That's the only way it should be. It fits perfectly.
A coincidence you mean?
Can we take some time to appreciate the fantastic animation in this episode?
+Peter Marsh (breadloaf64) It was amazing!
+Peter Marsh (breadloaf64) - Yes! Lasse Rützou Bruntse is the animator, and the work is brilliant.
Agreed!!! The end walk cycles are particularly amazing!
Peter Mars
I totes agree!
Sherlock Holmes: Into the Sherlock-verse
Ha ha
Ayyy
LMAO!!!!
Aye
MAKE THIS HAPPEN
'But is still Sherlock, Our Sherlock.' Awww XD
dunno, getting communist vibes from that line
@:O🍡 ikr
I aww’d at that part too lol
"Will the real Sherlock Holmes please stand up?"
Benedict Cumberbatch and RDJ: Here!
Jeremy Brett: Ahahahaha
Rathbone says hi
@@struggler856 Rathbone's good, but JB is THE Sherlock Holmes, always!
That is the beauty of reading. If you don't like how the characters are said to look, you can use your imagination to redesign them. Interpretation is the beauty. That's why many stories have no illiterate on besides the cover of the book.
*illustration
+Khadijah Johnson True, Although I always imagine Holmes as illustrated by Sidney Paget, For me he'll always be the signature Sherlock Holmes artist. It's always funny to look at some of the pre Paget Sherlock Holmes illustrations, they're pretty bad IMHO including one from the 1890 edition of The Sign of Four which has a fatish Sherlock Holmes with a mustache under a W.C. Fields type of bulbous nose and a Nigel Bruceish Watson screaming his head off standing right next to Holmes at the scene of the Sholto murders.
I know. The real Holmes is the one in the book. -Everyone else is an idiot.-
And THAT's why I like movies, they create an standard to which we all can agree to.
And in the future most likely we will have many adaptations of the same piece so you get to pick your favorite
Khadijah Johnson k
"will the real Sherlock Holmes please stand up!"
ha, love it.
please stand up please stand up
I think we're gonna have a problem here...
+Julián Jiménez Y'all act like you never seen a british person before
+GGWP what.
+rever4217 half Life (2) puns
As much as I love the interpretations of my number 1 favorite fictional character, the best actor who has portrayed Holmes so far is definitely Jeremy Brett. He even received a letter from Conan Doyle's daughter saying "You are the Sherlock Holmes of my childhood"
I knowww As much as I love Benedict Cumberbatch as sherlock but yes Jeremy Brett remains the best
Absolutely! 👍🏻
Truthfully it's not even close, Brett's Holmes is by far the best. Rathbone is a distant second.
I'm now thinking that sherlock may be a time lord what with all his new faces, mannerisms and adventures. what do you think?
Finally, someone who understands. There's a lot of uncultured swine here.
They're either fan of BBC or RDJ, and Haven't delved deeper into Sherlock History, as much as they haven't read a single book.
Brett is by far the best incarnation of the detective. Brett is Holmes.
"Will the real Sherlock Holmes please stand up?"
*Jeremy Brett slowly rising from his sit and bowing in front of everyone*
TED-ED: “Will the real Sherlock Holmes please stand up?”
Benedict Cumberbatch: “I do believe I am CEO of the company.”
robert downey jr.:dear friend,you must be mistaken
@@peace5745 Jeremy Brett : you both are cute.
*RDJ version laughing in the corner to start a fight*
*Sherlock theme plays*
RDJ’s Sherlock is the worst for me, Benedict is the better
"i'm not your house keeper! i'm your landlady!"
-mrs. hudson
Cant believe i found a weeb in a video about sherlock holms
@@Tng_04 you really can't judge a book by its cover
@@Tng_04 isn't this the norm ?
@@rbmk_741 Me too -and listening to kpop- lol you cant like too many things.
@@rbmk_741 same but mine is also making music and some other stuff.
so he's basically saying that Sherlock is a Time lord
+Sadie Olivia Ren WHOLOCK FTW!!!!!1!!!!
Those Brits and their time lords
+FlyingWalrus well I'm from Germany
FlyingWalrus and I'm from New Zealand
So?
The name is sherlock homes and the address is 221b baker street
Ayiiiiiissss
Emotion!
Its hurts
You forgot the wink
@@juliecallary1477 🥴
Not in book
Mrs Hudson in BBC Sherlock Holmes -" Im Not your housekeeper im your landlady! "
This video- "Mrs. Hudson- the housekeeper "
dissapointed Mrs Hudson
"Sherlock, our Sherlock"
Russians: Yeah
Never forget USSR Sherlock Holmes
Downey Jr. at 4:30 and Cumberbatch at 4:31, if I'm not mistaken.
EconGeekProductions nope u aren't...nice guess
I knew I knew ma boi Anthony Stark.
I thought the same thing😅
I thought so too hehe
4:32 to be precise, if you pause someone else come at 4:31
Sherlock is whoever we want him to be. But he's mainly Benedict Cumberbatch :D
100 %
+Honey Hughes
One day I saw a fight between two drunk people. One said that Soviet Sherlock is the best. Another started to beat him, saying: "Benedict Cucumber is my favourite!". Those drunk people were me and my friend.
Well, Soviet Sherlock is the best.
Haha right
My kind of people
yassss
at 4:30, I know you got excited when you saw sherlock from BBC
I did😊
Pssssssh. Um, no.
Whaaaaaaaaat
I actually got more excited at 4:18 when Basil showed up lol
+ari a you have to pause at the right time
Sherlock
Watson
Moriarty
Mrs. Hudson
*Sad Irene Adler *
Oh hey, you dropped this → noises
Mycroft
Mary??
Mycroft??
Irene Adler didn't die.Sherlock saved her when she was about to get killed in Afghanistan.
She appeared in just one story but the character is so good that she is now one of the main and best characters.
4:18 I love, how you put Basil in this! That's one of my favourite Diseny-movies!
Hi everyone! Here's a sneak peak at Monday's video: ow.ly/4nsehq. Can you guess what it's about? Fair warning-- this one is pretty tricky.
something related to cooking?
+TED-Ed
Gold Extraction?
+TED-Ed purifying water?
Separating substances?
+TED-Ed I would also guess Gold extraction.
4:24 Well one thing for sure, he ALWAYS (I think) had elbows.
+Caleb N Hahaha!
+Caleb N Excellent observation!
lmao
I'm sure there's an interpretation somewhere where Sherlock is a double arm amputee.
What about about Cephalopod Holmes? My own interpretation where the famous detective is a squid?
He's a Time Lord. Dude. He's. A. Time. Lord. You fucking set that up.
Your icon is fitting for this comment
"Sherlock, our Sherlock" 😍
Communist intensifies
“Will the real Sherlock Holmes please stand up?” lmao 😂
Well the slim shady did hehe
i repeat
Jeremy Brett to me is my favorite sherlock actor. His version not only clung to the book so faithfully, he really kept the mannerism and the novel atmosphere. Tho, I have to give credit to young sherlock holmes because that was my first introduction to the Holmesian lore. And BBC Sherlock that gave me the kick to read Doyle's novels. I got curious after I read the book, so I looked at other adaptations and encountered Jeremy Brett's version.
Is it weird that I knew most of this information already?
When the sentence "Elementary my dear Watson" appeared I literally screamed at the screen saying "He never said that!! That was not cannon from Doyle!" And then the guy in the video said it right after. I was relieved. haha
Ruby Crimson actually in the spanish version of the Sign of Four Sherlock does say "elementary my dear Watson"
If in the Spanish version he says that, it clearly means that the book itself was poorly translated since in the cannon that was never said. If a work is poorly translated you cannot tell people that the character actually said it in "some other langue version" because it clearly wasn't the author's intention to write it nor it had the author's permission for it to be said. The author was not responsible for the lack of care of the translator.
WitchPrincessComplex so true.
@@witchprincesscomplex8150 I know this is a couple years ago but Doyle write Sherlock smiling a lot in the books and I love it. He also has a tiny bit of humor in him. Everytime I read the original books I don't imagine his voice as sarcastic but somehow I imagine it as warm.
@@gamd4521 that is the movie. We're talkinbout the book
While I am not a purist, I do consider Doyle's stories to be the "real" Sherlock. I do enjoy some of the adaptations, including the latest movie franchise.
I do think that saying that Joseph Bell "is" Sherlock Holmes is a bit of a stretch. However, I do believe that Doyle was inspired by Joseph Bell's personal nature and work when "designing" his character. Back through history medical practitioners had a more detective-like role, since what a doctor does is literally looking for clues and deducting the most probable cause, something which is true to this day. Today we have specialists in certain medical disciplines, like autopsy for example. This hasn't always been the case.
Oh and by the way, Holmes does use the word "elementary", although he doesn't use the phrase "Elementary, my dear Watson". Also, Holmes is described to be wearing a deer stalker cap in "The Hound of the Baskervilles".
The Hound of The Baskervilles, you mean?
If I remember right, The Curse of the Baskervilles, is the name of the second chapter of the novel.
+Shehzor Mujthedi You are absolutely correct. My mistake. Been a while since I read it. I should reread it tonight. :)
Haha, it's perfectly fine. Do read it again. It's an amazing work really.
+Shehzor Mujthedi Well, it's not my favourite story, but I agree it's good.
I love the fact that I searched so much about Sherlock that I already knew all of the information in this video! I've read his stories since I was a child and he's been my favorite character since ever!
I love how at 4:30 and 4:31, it shows the Guy Richie movie interpretation(starring RDJ as Sherlock Holmes and Jude Law as Dr. John Watson) as well as Steven Moffat and Mark Gattis' interpretation(Benedict Cumberbatch as Sherlock Holmes and Martin Freeman as Dr. John H. Watson) on BBC.
I got to love Sherlock from watching Detective Conan
Love ur edit btw
In my opinion Detective Conan IS the modern Holmes
A fellow Holmes' apprentice.
Me too
@@user-wq7ms7eu9j Yeah i agree
Sherlock is a timelord. A new face but a old methods.
YES!
Sherlock worships the many face god from Game of Thrones.
"An"
+Crowthezotaxmaster But there have been more than 13 incarnations of Sherlock already.
He's older than the Doctor
Sherlock was, is and will always be my favoutite fritional character!
1:47 in the original stories written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Sherlock's pipe use is frequently mentioned .
Some of the quotes by Holmes in the original works of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle are better than the ones attributed to him by other writers. To quote a few
"When you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains however improbable must be the truth"
"Where there is no imagination, there is no horror"
"These are deep waters Watson"
Respects to Sir Arthur Conan Doyle for creating the most inconic character in the history of literary fiction.
When I saw the end I knew BBC Sherlock would appear and I wasn't disappointed
4:16 aaah The Great Mouse Detective! :D i was thinking about this while watching the video. did NOT expect for him to be included. nice!
Yep, I liked that they added him in it
When I first read Doyle's novel, I was very confused. The description of Holmes wasn't even near of what I had in my mind. Imagine someone that never watched Star Wars, and only knows Darth Vader through other people's interpretations of the character, and when he finnaly goes watches the movie, he sees a completely different character.
From what I could see, after reading it, is that every interpretation of Holmes is how each autor takes what they most liked in the original Holmes, and works that as his main feature. And after those, we had the ones who took the interpretations of others and made their own interpretations.
There are so many different Holmes, it goes from a range of British midle-aged kind of weird man, to an Eastern Europe Blonde Lolita. A Holmes for each taste.
If I have to ellect one as the true Holmes, I would put the original one as the true character. Not exactly because it was the first one, but because every other version and interpretation has roots in Doyle's creation. That Holmes is every version of Holmes ever made, packed into a single character.
Good rant. I approve of this!
+Callum Pengelly I agree with you, it wasn't the best example I could use (thinking about it now, Luke Skywalker would be a way better example). But it is still valid. Tecnically, every Sherlock Holmes should look the same, or at least look like each other. But it has been so many years, and so many re-interpretations, that each one is very different and unique, sometimes going completely against the original one. Yet, their roots are the same, and they are all Sherlock Holmes
My apologise, but did you just say 'Eastern Europe Blonde Lolita'? Is that from Gosick?
Scarlet deVillain Yes, it is. Apart from Holmes as the blonde loli Victorique, Watson is pretty much Kujou, and Gregson/Lestrade appear together as Grevil.
I love the way you put it and I agree with you. Every adaptation took what they like from conan doyle's sherlock holmes but at the end of the day, without Arther Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes none of these would have existed.
All the time I think I was wrong, because I never read that Sherlock said "elementary my dear Whatson" but some people only see the movies (bad haha) now, I'm very happy because this video is amazing, thanks for all the team of TED-Ed! (And for subtitles in Spanish so much thanks)
Anybody else notice the little nod tho The Great Mouse Detective?
anonymouse n finally someone said it!
anonymouse n Yes! I'm so happy!
THEY PUT IN BASIL OF BAKER STREET!!
I saw it.
That's an underrated Disney film in my opinion. Basil and Rattigan are brilliant and egotistical characters. Also, you cannot fault Vincent Price's performance as Rattigan. He's completely there in the role. Most times with celebrity voices, you can see them in your mind's eye saying their lines into the mic in the recording booth. Try to do that with Price in The Great Mouse Detective. His speech and the animation just blend together flawlessly.
Without having any controversy, Sherlock Holmes is still one of the most influential character as his own sarcastic, but mostly clear-sighted charisma influenced millions of people around the world. And yet, he has also been featured on a series of upcoming movies, TV Shows, stages and books as more people, especially young generation, dreaming of having a very own adventure.
so Sherlock Holmes is the Doctor in the way that he always changes but stays the same
+Z Tech Industry AI Oh My God
Becca Scrivner I think we cracked the case
I am so much big fan of Sherlock Holmes that whenever someone mentions this word, I don't know why but I think for 1 sec that they have mentioned me. I do not mean I think myself as Sherlock, I am just connected to him so strongly. Even if am in lazy or sleepy mood watching phone, if this word appears, my brain immediately turns my alert mode on. *I LOVE SHERLOCK!!*
Edit: one thing left........ *WHEN IS SEASON 5 COMING??????*
++++
This is ocd
@@JamesBond-sg3xl?? no man, they just rlly like sherlock holmes
Sherlock Holmes was one of the first stories I ever read and since I live in Pakistan so as a child I didn't know he was popular. All the things you've mentioned were the things I wondered as well when I started watching characters based on him. 😊
This was animated so well. I'm gonna watch it again just for the animation.
4:24 the way that guy walks just makes me laugh so hard XD
…and after each particular story ends the Doctor rises again a little changed perhaps, but with a new face and fresh mannerisms or turns of phrase but still essentially the Doctor, our Doctor
Was that said in any episode?
+Massimiliano Tron No
+Ropsana Khanom This-this is perfect
+Ropsana Khanom Because , Who is the Doctor?, Well Doctor Who
When you're biased by the TV show.
The narrator, Addison Anderson, has such a warm n enticing voice.
Part of me why I watch ted-ed is to listen to his voice.😜🤩🤩🤩
Jeremy Brett is the real Holmes on screen. The Granada series was purposely a canon accurate project, after there being so many takes on the character in the past.
What if Stephen Hawking is the real slim shady but we will never know because he can't stand up?
😂😂😂
🤣
Dror Frid It’s slang
It's just a jokey way of saying things. Unless serious discussions are held over some websites, no one really cares about grammar (and esp. not RUclips).
@@drorfrid meme language my friend, it's okay you're just a beginner.
Sherlock Holmes is a time lord.
yes!!!!
+Brandon W What? She said he's a Time Lord, not The Doctor.
+Brandon W Yeah, he is a Time Lord. He's not the only Time Lord though, just one of many.
+Brandon W Ok yeah I'm fine with that.
+Brandon W Awesome sarcasm. -_-
As an avid Holmesian I knew all of the less-known facts mentioned at the begining LOL.
But it kinda pisses me off how a lot of people associate Sherlock Holmes with BBC Sherlock and not the Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's books.
Me personally.. im sad with this fact..
I feel like we can all agree that the Holmes of Doyle’s books is the original. But characters, like people, can grow and change through time. I am not the same person I was 10 years ago and, naturally, Holmes isn’t the same as he was 100 years ago. The interpretation you like best is your Holmes. And that’s amazing!
'will the real Sherlock Holmes please stand up?'
My mind: I think it's kinda hard to stand up in a grave
4:17 The Great Mouse Detective will always be my favorite adaptation =D
Filtration or density of different substances?
He is cool uwu
Ok Sherlock Holmes is the doctor then. Mystery solved 😂
Dammit you beat me to it
same man, different face
I don't think that Holmes is the Doctor, but I do think that he is a Time Lord that for some reason has been allowed to regenerate more than 12 times.
holy... i was literally about to type this dude!
I was legit about to say that, then I saw this. +1 like
Summary: Sherlock Holmes is the epitome of logic and deductive reasoning. The universal image of our beloved detective comes from our regional and cultural interpretations. Doesn't matter who he or she is, I love Sherlock Holmes
저도 셜록 홈즈 시리즈를 참 좋아하는데, 이 캐릭터가 이런 과거가 있을 줄은 몰랐네요. 독자들이 원작의 등장인물에 추가 설정을 더해서 만들었다는 점에서 현대의 셜록 홈즈는 참 매력 있는 인물인 것 같습니다. 좋은 영상 감사합니다!
0:49 smiles in Jeremy Brett in the 1984 Adventures of Sherlock Holmes series😌
...🎶 please stand up, please stand up! 🎶
Slim shady
Kudos to the animator of this clip!
Jeremy Brett - the ultimate Sherlock Holmes.
I love that actor in Sherlock Holmes
Superbly acted, and with one or two exceptions those Granada adaptations were quite faithful to the canon. Pity he is no longer with us, and more pity he did not did get to adapt all the stories.
The amazing Sherlock Holmes. He has a huge impact on human imagination. This person of fiction turns to live with and in us forever.
True, how beautifully said!
Can we take a sec to appreciate that they included Basil of baker street (from The Great Mouse Detective) in with the other interpretations of Sherlock Holmes?
It all makes sense now. Sherlock is a TIMELORD! Think about it, he keeps changing in appearance,speech, different points in time, he's all shady, has companions, and solves mysteries!!!
+Paul Veilside well A companion really
+Paul Veilside This gives a whole new meaning to Wholock!
I was going to type that. You were 5 years early! This is the year 2021, we are in need of a Sherlock Timelord to save us from Covid 19. Where is he when we need him!
I will now point you towards a story line for the 4th Doctor called "the Talons of Weng-Chiang."
Sherlock holmes is the sacred time keeper?
I love how they included the great mouse detective at the end.
I suddenly find striking similarity between the cultural phenomenon of Holmes and that of Alice (in wonderland). Both based on real-life person, both have iconic features that are not mentioned in the text but are invented by the illustrator (Alice's long blonde hair and pinafore are invented by illustrator John Tenniel, while the real-life Alice was dark-haired), both adapted into countless form, embodying different ideas, and we still recognize them.
Including Basil of Baker Street in their Evolution of Holmes walk, I love it. 😂
A line from Elementary, a show based on Sherlock Holmes. Sherlock was looking into some comics to solve the murder of a superhero.
“Unfortunately, the deaths in the comics involved being sent back in time, buried deep underground, made microscopic, impersonated by an alien and, my particular favorite demise, pushed over a waterfall, locked in the embrace of his nemesis.”
Sherlock is a mystery solver. Who is intrigued by the unknown and the unsolved. He digs in deep to find out the truth and is never satisfied, he will still investigate the truth a little further until he absolutely understands, knows and grasp every detail involved. Real thinker who goes above and beyond the call of duty. With cleverness and true wit. Keen observer without leaving anything behind.
The best adaptation was clearly Sherlock Gnomes.
Ha , Nice Comment!!
Hahahha
lol
Universally agreed :)
Sherlock Holmes is the very first superhero in a way. And he even wore a cape.
he really was, as well as the archetype for batman type superheros with robin sidekicks
Ok the animation, specially the walking scene was just AMAZING AND BREATHTAKING AND OMG SO TALENTED
0:30 "Best friend and housemate Dr John Watson" had me cracking up
I have read all that conan doyle has written of holmes , all stories and novels. If you wanna know who Sherlock Holmes is , just read the original conan doyle works . they correapond to a fairly consistent character of Holmes.
"Catch me if you can Mr Holmes "
~William James Moriarty
Very interesting video! I was thinking about this the other day. I remembered that Sherlock never said 'Elementary, my dear Watson" and how I couldn't picture Sherlock without Benedict's face, even if I have read the books and saw first the Robert Downey's movies.
No One:
Eminem: Will the real slim shady please stand up?
No One ever:
Ted ed: Will the real Sherlock Holmes stand up?
I am Spartacus. No, I am Spartacus. I'm the real Spartacus. I am Spartacus......
i was so confused when people use that phrase "elementary, my dear watson" since i read all original stories of sherlock (4 novels and 56 short stories) because i can't find any. and then i watch this video, well i'm so glad i'm not wrong.
Casually freaks out when Benedict is shown...
+PSYCHROCKS5 Me too!
+PSYCHROCKS5 No one mentioned him. he is cool right?
Imru I
Yes they did, you need a Sherlock eye to sspot him though...
How come? if you don't mind me asking?
+Jakub Świtalski true :)
Though the exact sentence "elementary my dear Watson" doesn't appear in Doyle's work, "elementary" alone is sometimes used by Holmes to qualify some of his conclusion, for instance in "The crooked man" : "Excellent!" I (Watson) cried. "Elementary" said he (Holmes)...
Who is Sherlock Holmes ? Benedict Cumberbatch, of course ^^
100%
4:31 :D
Have anyone read the books before?
Anderson Would have been proud. 😅😆
+Valet Scapin
Who? Benedict Cumbeerwatch?
Have your fight about which actor was the best. They'll keep coming and going. But at the end of it all, I'll be having my time of the day diving into the world Sir Arthur Conan Doyle created. The unchanged, precious work of literature. The timeless classic.❤
One feature that I remembered very well from Connan Doyle's books is that ShH never ate before finishing a case...
Your last two words sum it all up: "Our Sherlock"
Communist vibe xD
I find it funny that I didn't really know of any of the adaptations. I've only heard as well as read about Sherlock Holmes by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Seeing that there have been numerous such adaptations around the world is fascinating, to say the least.
Conan Edogawa is Sherlock Holmes :)
I watched Case closed as a child I am surprised I am not scared for life.
Yes, he is~
heiji hakuba
no, he is a timelord! also the eleventh does play as sherlock Holmes. so it makes sence if he is a timelord
+Artist modro I vote for Victorique as the anime Sherlock Holmes.
"Our Sherlock" loving this, also vindication for Moriarty the Patriot!! lol
0:29 I remembered Moriarty the Patriot ♡, I screamed
I think this oversimplifies why Sherlock Holmes continues to appeal to generation after generation. If you've ever read the original Conan Doyle stories, you know that Sherlock Holmes in the original stories doesn't stay the same throughout them. The first story was published in 1887. The final collection of stories was published in 1927. That's a span of 40 years. No character has been written by a single author for such a long period of time. And as Conan Doyle aged, Sherlock aged with him. The author's changing perspective is reflected in how Holmes is written. That is why it is so easy for so many adaptations to pick and choose whatever traits they want to focus on. It's why adaptations have varied so much over the centuries. And it's why he has become so endlessly adaptable to any ideology.
Jeremy Brett is Sherlock Holmes to me
Same, smh these squealing fangirls
linkat | لنكات Same. The one and only.
100% wholeheartedly agree!
Finding this comment😁😁
Yup. Looking for this comment. Brett is the best Holmes.
There is even a great quite underrated manga about sherlock with an anime adaptation but from Moriarty's POV (The villain side). It's called Yuukoku no Moriarty/Moriarty the Patriot
The best adaptation of Sherlock Holmes is the Livanov movies from the USSR. They stuck to the books very closely, and tried to get actors that looked like the illustrations. They’re so good and accurate that some Holmes statues base their appearance on Livanov.
Love this animation, sound effects, colours, and narration. Thank you Arthur Conan Doyle for Sherlock Holmes. The original look of Holmes is forever my fave. ♥️❤🖊️ 🔍 📚
Isso foi... lindo! Ótimo trabalho, TED-Ed!
Imagine creating such a wonderful character that whole world knows and loves after decades but considering him the least favorite character and a ''shame'' as a creator. Thanks to Sir Arthur anyway.
Sherlock Holmes is Batman.
That just might be true
+InMaTeofDeath And Dr. House. Quite a range of work for Holmes.
+InMaTeofDeath No I am sherlock, see. Ironman tony stark robert downey jr sherlock holmes
+InMaTeofDeath Holmes seems to be the embodiment of the mastermind personality type. Batman seems to also have the same exaggerated personality so in a way that just might be true.
+Irun Mon oh the IRON y
It's been a pleasure re-discovering the original stories.
For me, the real Sherlock Holmes (and Watson) will be always the one from the Russian adaptation. They are just awesome, I grow up with them and learned by heart all episodes before reading the book.
But I watched a lot of other interpretations and genuinely loved them. This is the beauty of Sherlock Holmes, you always can find something new!
I wish this video has also included that Sherlock Holmes was at least partly inspired by Edgar Allan Poe's C. Auguste Dupin even though Sherlock himself criticized the latter.