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After hearing that the plot was going to return to the Victorian era, the first question Benedict Timothy Carlton Cumberbatch asked was whether he could cut his hair, because he didn't like the curly hair styling that was usually concentrated .
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The creators Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss often ridiculed Martin Freeman 's "moustache" on the set .
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Due to the setting of the Victorian era, the calling habits of the characters in the film have also changed.
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In the film, Holmes's coat collar retains the red buttonholes of the regular concentrated coat.
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Because of the British smoking ban, the smoke from the pipe held by Holmes in the film is a special effect in the later stage.
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All the protagonists think that Martin Freeman is the most funny on the set, but Martin thinks that apart from the funny thing about sleeping in the morning, he has no other funny things .
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When Tim McInnery was filming the scene of searching for the ghost bride, he ran barefoot in the "maze" under freezing temperatures.
The Abominable Bride behind the scenes gags
2022-01-17 08:01
Extended Reading
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Evan 2022-04-02 09:01:09
Uh, this is too ridiculous, why don't you just use the title of "Sherlock: Fooling Fans to Make Money"...
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Keegan 2022-03-31 09:01:07
In the previous horror movie, jumping off the cliff was the doctor who, and it turned out to be inception at the end? Explain to me with five stars? (The novel was originally scheduled to be broadcast on Christmas and had to be broadcast on New Year's, otherwise I wouldn't have seen the previous episodes). Is it really worth such a high score? It's all about editing, dear! Think you have such a friend who always crushes you in terms of IQ and judges you, can you bear it? Having read the original I don't think Sherlock Holmes is such a person!
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Dr. John Watson: I... I thought I was losing you. I thought perhaps we were... neglecting each other.
Sherlock Holmes: Well, you're the one who moved out.
Dr. John Watson: [exasperated] I was talking to Mary.
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Dr. John Watson: But she can't have been in two places at the same time, can she?
Sherlock Holmes: No Watson, one place is strictly the limit for the recently deceased.