
Mr. Holmes (2015) on Netflix
In 1947, Sherlock Holmes, 93, lives in a Sussex farmhouse with his housekeeper Mrs Munro and her son Roger. His memory is failing, and he wants to write about his last case.
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- Netflix3.5/5
- IMDb6.8/1070,580 votes
- Rotten Tomatoes88%
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Plot summary
Holmes is 93 and long retired, living in Sussex with his housekeeper Mrs Munro and her son Roger. He has come back from Hiroshima with a prickly ash plant that he hopes will help his failing memory. Watson's published version of his final case displeases him, and he wants to set down his own account of it, but the details will not come back. Roger, whom Holmes teaches to keep the bees in the apiary, keeps pressing him about that case, and Holmes comes to enjoy the boy's company. The case began when Thomas Kelmot asked Holmes why his wife Ann had grown estranged from him after two miscarriages, and Holmes followed her around London. Mrs Munro grows weary of nursing an infirm old man.
Cast
Ian McKellenas Sherlock Holmes
Laura Linneyas Mrs. Munro
Milo Parkeras Roger
Hiroyuki Sanadaas Tamiki Umezaki
Roger Allamas Dr. Barrie
Frances de la Touras Madame Schirmer
Hattie Morahanas Ann Kelmot
Phil Davisas Inspector Gilbert
Patrick Kennedyas Thomas Kelmot
John Sessionsas Mycroft Holmes
Frances Barberas Matinee "Madame Schirmer"
Charles Maddoxas Oswald
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Mr. Holmes (2015)
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- The Conan Doyle Estate filed legal action against the film's creators on May 21, 2015, alleging unauthorized copying of copyrighted stories covering the later life of Sherlock Holmes; all parties settled out of court before the film's US release.
- Nicholas Rowe, who played the young detective in the 1985 film Young Sherlock Holmes, has a cameo as Holmes in a sequence spoofing the Basil Rathbone Sherlock Holmes films.
- Not every location in the film is where it appears to be: the production filmed at The Historic Dockyard Chatham, which was dressed to double as streets in Japan.

























