Articles about Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows

From the triumphs to the travesties, here they are, in @totalfilm, for you.

An article arguing that as long as the spirit of a comic book remains the same, the film can take as many liberties as they want.

A reporter from @fandango stumbled upon the set of Sherlock Holmes and reports back. Apparently it's cold in England.

Dr. Watson was originally portrayed as a complet idiot in 1939's The Hound of the Baskervilles. Literary fans were happy to see him restored to his original character in "Game of Shadows" where he's bright, handsome and a battlefield surgeon.

Charlie Rose finishes his 18-hour World of Warcraft marathon in time to chat with Jude Law about "Sherlock Holmes"

An analysis of the new Sherlock Holmes film about why Guy Ritchie want us to take his film seriously and what role women play in the film to these characters.

Heading to the cineplex with your relatives on Christmas? Here's a handy @vulture guide to safe films by family member

Professor James Moriarty is considered Sherlock Holmes's greatest nemesis and detective literature's first super-villain. We finally come face to face with Moriarty, played by Jared Harris (of Mad Men). @Vulture chatted with Harris about playing the villain, beating Guy Ritchie into a bloody pulp — at least at chess — and psychic phenomena.

It's a cold, wintry night during filming the sequel Game of Shadows. So why are Robert Downey Jr. and Jude Law sweating?

Jared Harris has made a career of disappearing chameleon-like into his roles such as the fastidious bean counter Lane Pryce in "Mad Men." His latest performance, Professor James Moriarty in "Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows," he brings the arch-villain out from behind the curtain and into the spotlight. An interview with him here.

A reporter from @fandango stumbled upon the set of Sherlock Holmes and reports back. Apparently it's cold in England.

It's a cold, wintry night during filming the sequel Game of Shadows. So why are Robert Downey Jr. and Jude Law sweating?

Charlie Rose finishes his 18-hour World of Warcraft marathon in time to chat with Jude Law about "Sherlock Holmes"

Professor James Moriarty is considered Sherlock Holmes's greatest nemesis and detective literature's first super-villain. We finally come face to face with Moriarty, played by Jared Harris (of Mad Men). @Vulture chatted with Harris about playing the villain, beating Guy Ritchie into a bloody pulp — at least at chess — and psychic phenomena.

Jared Harris has made a career of disappearing chameleon-like into his roles such as the fastidious bean counter Lane Pryce in "Mad Men." His latest performance, Professor James Moriarty in "Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows," he brings the arch-villain out from behind the curtain and into the spotlight. An interview with him here.

From the triumphs to the travesties, here they are, in @totalfilm, for you.

An article arguing that as long as the spirit of a comic book remains the same, the film can take as many liberties as they want.

Dr. Watson was originally portrayed as a complet idiot in 1939's The Hound of the Baskervilles. Literary fans were happy to see him restored to his original character in "Game of Shadows" where he's bright, handsome and a battlefield surgeon.

An analysis of the new Sherlock Holmes film about why Guy Ritchie want us to take his film seriously and what role women play in the film to these characters.

Heading to the cineplex with your relatives on Christmas? Here's a handy @vulture guide to safe films by family member