Sherlock 2010

Drama Crime Mystery

The quirky spin on Conan Doyle's iconic sleuth pitches him as a "high-functioning sociopath" in modern-day London. Assisting him in his investigations: Afghanistan War vet John Watson, who's introduced to Holmes by a mutual acquai...

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Regisseur	Paul McGuigan Jeremy Lovering Nick Hurran Alle 10 Regisseure anzeigen Coky Giedroyc Euros Lyn Toby Haynes Colm McCarthy Douglas Mackinnon Benjamin Caron Rachel Talalay
Schauspieler	Benedict Cumberbatch as Sherlock Holmes Martin Freeman as Dr. John Watson Una Stubbs as Mrs. Hudson Alle 285 Schauspieler anzeigen Rupert Graves as DI Lestrade Louise Brealey as Molly Hooper Mark Gatiss as Mycroft Holmes Andrew Scott as Jim Moriarty Amanda Abbington as Mary Morstan Jonathan Aris as Anderson Vinette Robinson as Sgt Sally Donovan Tanya Moodie as Ella Lindsay Duncan as Lady Smallwood Yasmine Akram as Janine Sian Brooke as Elizabeth David Nellist as Mike Stamford Simon Kunz as Sir Edwin Wanda Ventham as Mrs. Holmes Timothy Carlton as Dad Lisa McAllister as Anthea Zoe Telford as Sarah Paul Chequer as DI Dimmock Tom Brooke as Bill Wiggins Lara Pulver as Irene Adler Ed Birch as Tom Phil Davis as Jeff Adam Greaves-Neal as Billy Honor Kneafsey as Girl on Plane Lars Mikkelsen as Charles Magnussen Gemma Chan as Soo Lin Yao Zawe Ashton as Sally Donovan Al Weaver as Andy Galbraith Russell Tovey as Henry Knight Bertie Carvel as Seb Wilkes Siobhan Hewlett as Helen Joseph Long as Angelo Katherine Parkinson as Kitty Riley Amelia Bullmore as Dr. Stapleton Danny Webb as DI Carter Toby Jones as Culverton Smith Matthew Needham as Bezza William Scott-Masson as Sir Jeffrey Patterson Daniel Percival as Eddie Van Coon Clive Mantle as Dr. Frankland Andrew Havill as The Equerry as Margaret Patterson Kemal Sylvester as Tube Guard Simon Paisley Day as Major Barrymore Todd Boyce as Neilson Alistair Petrie as James Sholto David Fynn as Howard Shilcott Art Malik as Prison Governor as Ajay San Shella as Andrew West as Brian Lukis Sean Joseph Young as Gary James Harper as Cabbie Oona Chaplin as Jeanette Sasha Behar as Dr. Mortimer Alice Lowe as Tessa Sharon Rooney as Laura Marcia Warren as Vivian Georgina Rylance as Cornelia Deborah Moore as Crying Woman Janice Acquah as Museum Director James Duncan as Jimmy Will Sharpe as Corporal Lyons Tony Pitts as Chief Superintendant Richard Cunningham as Timid Man Tomi May as Torturer Catherine McCormack as Lady Carmichael Eleanor Matsuura as DI Hopkins Lauren Crace as Lucy Jack Bence as Raz Ruth Everett as Political Aide Stephen Wight as Fletcher Jaye Griffiths as Prosecuting Barrister as Married Woman Rick Warden as Bonfire Dad as David Tim McInnerny as Sir Eustace Carmichael Gina Bramhill as Faith John Macmillan as Community Officer Syrus Lowe as Political Aide Nicholas Gadd as Scared Man Ian Hallard as Defence Barrister as Gary Simon Thorp as Businessman Trixiebell Harrowell as Zoe Natasha O'Keeffe as Emelia Ricoletti Gabrielle Glaister as Ambassador Martin Savage as Ivan Richard Crehan as Ben Olivia Poulet as Amanda as Mrs Monkford Katy Maw as Beth Davenport as Billy Anthony Cozens as Geeky Young Man Malcolm Rennie as Judge Calvin Demba as Isaac Whitney Jalaal Hartley as Photographer Lovelace Akpojaro as Reporter 1 as Wilder Ralph Ineson as Vince Katy Wix as Nurse Cornish Harry Gostelow as Husband Ben Rufus Green as Reporter Jacqueline Chan as Shopkeeper Paul Albertson as Mr Ewart as Grace Sydney Wade as Claudie Bruhl Munir Khairdin as Creepy Guy Tim Wallers as John Garvie Jim Conway as Reporter 2 Gerald Kyd as Thomas Ricoletti Charles Edwards as David Welsborough Matthew Romain as Nervous Andrew Matt Young as Young Police Officer Rita Davies as Blind Lady Sarah Lam as Opera Singer Pradeep Jey as Reporter Nathan Harmer as Phil Sam Jones as Young Henry Edward Holtom as Max Bruhl Helen Bradbury as Mum Glen Davies as Chauffeur Nicole Arumugam as Reporter 3 Daniel Fearn as Newsvendor Amanda Root as Emma Welsborough Tam Mutu as Leonard Vijay Doshi as Gavin Di Botcher as Connie Prince Gillian Elisa as Surgery Receptionist Imogen Slaughter as Reporter Chipo Chung as Presenter Luke Newberry as Young Policeman Paul Leonard as Bank Director Alfred Enoch as Bainbridge Brigid Zengeni as Kate Whitney David Gant as Mr. Szikora Stephanie Hyam as Jane Clare Foster as Velma Rob Callender as Charlie Welsborough Ben Abell as Indignant Man John Sessions as Kenny Prince Stefan Pejic as Box Office Manager Christopher Hunter as Prison Governor Darrell Las Quevas as Plummer Tim Chipping as Duty Sergeant Matthew Wilson as Security Man Robin Sebastian as Mr. Harcourt Damian Samuels as Giles Eric Kofi-Abrefa as Policeman Brett Allen as Special Unit Guard Louise Breckon-Richards as Jennifer Wilson Stefano Braschi as Raoul Philip Starnier as German Tourist Rosalind Halstead as Kate as Prison Warder Will Keen as Major Reed Louis Oliver as Little Sherlock Charles Furness as PC Rance as Vicar Lee Knight as Reporter Rhys Rusbatch as Technician Jeany Spark as Homeless Girl Peter Pedrero as Archer Lorraine Hilton as Miss Mackenzie Ritu Arya as Gail David Newman as Medic Paul Weller as The Viking as Ray Kingsley Asheq Akhtar as Saheed Alison Lintott as Julie Samantha-Holly Bennett as Reporter #1 Georgina Rich as Charlotte Derren Brown as Derren Brown Richard Sutton as Diamond Sharon Cherry Ballard as Police Woman Edward Judge as Craig Tom Stoughton as Young Sherlock Haydn Gwynne as Miss Wenceslas Stanley Townsend as Angelo Peter Basham as Reporter #2 Ilana Kneafsey as Little Girl Katherine Jakeways as Benji Wendy Wason as Robyn Ben Crowe as Driver Miranda Hennessy as Reporter Andrew Bone as Jack Sandeford Aaron Richards as Young Mycroft Doug Allen as Joe Peter Brooke as Taxi Passenger Thomasin Rand as Beautiful Woman Rebecca Noble as Reporter #3 Debbie Chazen as Vicky Will Ashcroft as Club Waiter Indica Watson as Little Eurus David Kirkbride as Hospital Policeman Albert Magashi as Karim John Lebar as Golem Robert Benfield as Gallery Director Nicholas Asbury as Landlord Ged Forrest as Security Guard Usman Akram as MI5 Agent Lynn Farleigh as Professor Cairns Ifan Huw Dafydd as Clerk of the Court as Surgeon Daniel Hoffmann-Gill as Gold Teeth Man Dominic Borrelli as Husband Harry Tuffin as Victor Michael Müller as Father James Holmes as Plane Passenger Eileen Dunwoodie as Wife Pano Masti as Assassin Eiry Thomas as Stewardess as Diogenes Gent Aleksandar Mikic as Guard David Colbourn as Male Client Hattie Ladbury as Female Client Lasco Atkins as Late Night Pedestrian Chris Wilson as CID Officer Matthew Rohman as Tortured Soldier Gillian Steventon as Nurse Simon Blood DeVay as Detective - CID Laura Dale as Beautiful Drug Dealer Clem So as Man Adam Prickett as Bonfire Attendee Peter Davison as Planetarium Voiceover Joanna Burnett as Tour Guide Claire Cage as Eddie's Neighbour as Jimmy's Mum Terry Dormer as Billy Patrick Bradford as Additional as Homeless Guy Daniel van der Molen as Bank Worker Amber Elizabeth as Commuter Greg Bennett as CIA Driver Michael Austin as CPS Solicitor Lucy Page as Princess Sy Turner as Paparazzi Photographer William Charles as Waiter Jason Crane as Pedestrian Getting in Taxi Stuart Mulcaster as Camera Man Jason Thomas Brown as Reporter George Appleby as Small Thief James Pimenta as Indian Policeman Paula Cowling as Waitress Kishan Maru as Indian Reporter Paul Warren as Homeless Spy Jozef Aoki as Japanese Tourist Tom So as Magnussen's Butler Ollie Douglas as Plane Passenger Alexandra Doyle as Woman in Mind Palace Alan Bond as Assistant Coroner Georgie Leonard as Bridesmaid Hugh Holman as Diner Susannah Todd as Pushy Reporter Paul Dawkins as Diner Tim Howard as Magnussen's Security Guard Tom Whitecross as Magnussen's Security Guard Barrie Martin as Tourist Lisa Jay Jenkins as Raver Georgina Howard as Passerby Elizabeth Coyle as Miss Sutherland Lucy Trotman as Wedding Guest Antonio Bustorff as Young Running Man Gavin Lee Lewis as Mime Anthony Farrelly as Cabbie James T. Bowman as Barrow Boy Nik Davies as Injured Soldier Nathan Dubois as Boy Sophie Slavin as Uniformed Police Officer Grant Crookes as Police Officer Volenté Lloyd as The Governor's Wife Helena Dennis as Paparazzo Pino Maiello as Hostage Lex Lamprey as Photographer David Cromarty as Terrorist Lee Kemp as MI6 Agent Samantha E. Hunt as Amy Saunders Stuart Jason Lee as Armed Guard Celyn Evans as Hospital Patient Francesco Rochira as Gunman Hassan Khan as MI6 Officer Tom Williams as Politician
Release	24 Oct 2010
Links	IMDb

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