Where Did Netflix's 'Enola Holmes' Come From? The Story Behind Sherlock's Little Sister

Netflix has shared some deleted scenes from Enola Holmes with Millie Bobbie Brown – you can watch them below.The first deleted scene to not make the final cut of the film shows Brown shortly after the disappearance of her character’s mother, Eudoria (played by Helena Bonham Carter).The second shows Enola on the lookout for clues, venturing to a London hideout she finds earlier in the film.You can watch the deleted scenes below:Enola Holmes star Henry Cavill recently responded to a lawsuit filed

https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/local-news/movie-review-netflixs-babysitter-killer-22723196https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/local-news/movie-review-netflixs-old-guard-22359351Brit Bradbeer delivers a sumptuous looking film with the gorgeous greenery of the English countryside butting heads with a beige, bustling London as his camera swoops and tracks over wide shots and realistic sets and locations.Writer Jack Thorne (Skins) frames Enola as a cheeky, independent heroine battling class and

Enola Holmes star Henry Cavill has responded to a recent lawsuit filed against his character in the Netflix movie.Cavill’s portrayal of Sherlock was the subject of a lawsuit claiming copyright infringement and trademark violations from the Conan Doyle Estate.The Estate claimed that Cavill’s take on Sherlock shows a “warmer” side, which was only visible in the final 10 Sherlock stories – not currently in the public domain.The suit goes on to argue that Enola Holmes shows Cavill’s Sherlock

Peter Debruge Chief Film CriticWith more than two dozen movies releasing a week — the vast majority of them still straight to streaming — we’re narrowing the focus of our curation somewhat, spotlighting those of sufficiently high profile or merit.Audiences could hardly hope for a more exciting or timely option than “The Trial of the Chicago 7” from “The West Wing’s” Aaron Sorkin, who’s taken audiences to court before (he wrote “A Few Good Men”).

too alluring and too captivating to play a certain part? (Yes.) Is it Henry's fault that I want to swim in that little chin dimple so badly that I can't pay attention to any other part of this movie? (No.) And most importantly, am I going to have to rewatch Enola Holmes ten more times just to test my own theories and assumptions? (Yes.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorFor “Fleabag” director Harry Bradbeer, green was indicative of gender when it came to building the world of the title character for “Enola Holmes,” based on the YA book series by Nancy Springer about the teenage sister of Sherlock Holmes.The film, which bows on Netflix on Sept.

Marc Malkin Senior Film Awards, Events & Lifestyle EditorMillie Bobby Brown is a force to be reckoned with. The 16-year-old actor not only stars as the title character of Sherlock Holmes’ sister in the new period adventure film “Enola Holmes,” but the movie also marks her first time as a producer.

Sometimes, you can just sense a franchise being born. Often, that feeling is one of indifference or resignation, since it’s among the least creative things that Hollywood can do.

Psych is based on the Holmes/Watson dynamic. He’s got the powers of observation and deductive reasoning! Even the medical drama House, starring Hugh Laurie, was a Sherlock spin-off.

Here’s a collection curated by The Associated Press’ entertainment journalists of what’s arriving on TV, streaming services and music platforms this week.MOVIES— “Enola Holmes”: It’s somewhat fitting that “Stranger Things” breakout Millie Bobby Brown gets her first starring role in a Netflix film, “Enola Holmes,” coming to the streamer Wednesday. (To be fair, it was supposed to be a theatrical release from Warner Bros.

Enola Holmes on Netflix tomorrow.Different iterations on the story of Sherlock Holmes have been coming out for decades now, but Enola Holmes is truly a different take than we’ve ever seen.

Joe Utichi Editor, AwardsLineEXCLUSIVE: Nancy Springer’s book series, The Enola Holmes Mysteries, posits a simple idea: rather than re-tread the ground of Arthur Conan Doyle’s Sherlock Holmes stories for the thousandth time, what if Sherlock had a little sister whose adventures captured the spirit of the classic detective’s investigations from the perspective of a character beaten down by her young age and the gender norms of the Victorian era? It is the surprisingly rich recipe for a series of

There is a long, questionable and occasionally successful tradition of spinning off iconic literary and film characters through relatives distant and not from James Bond Jr. to John Shaft II and III.

Millie Bobby Brown felt like a giggling schoolgirl on the set of new Netflix movie Enola Holmes because co-star Sam Claflin kept cracking her up between takes.The actor plays the pompous older brother of Millie’s Enola in the film and she reveals he was nothing like the super-serious character when the cameras weren’t rolling, making everyone laugh with his dancing skills.“He’s a very funny person and it’s very hard to keep a straight face around him,” Millie tells Good Morning America,

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Enola Holmes is dropping in just a few days, putting a different spin on literature's most famous detective – by focusing on his teenage sister.That doesn't mean Sherlock himself isn't in it, or that he doesn't get any character development.

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Enola Holmes brings together Millie Bobby Brown, Henry Cavill, Sam Claflin and Helena Bonham Carter for a mystery that only the sister of literature's most famous detective can solve.While the cast are all big Hollywood stars, the leading lady is still a teenage girl, which means that she is, of course, obsessed with Love Island.