| Genre: | Dubbed |
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| Year: | 2003 |
| Director: | Stephen Norrington |
| Print: | Colour |
| Language: | Hindi |
| Format: | VCD |
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| No. of Disc: | 2 |
| Manufacturer: | Reliance Home Video |
Watson is the mastermind who writes the stories to cover his own investigative tracks; Holmes is just his "front man."
The film stars as Reginald Kincaid (the actor hired to play Holmes) and Ben Kingsley as Dr. John Watson. Tired of Kincaid’s incompetence, Watson attempts to fire him and solve crimes solo, only to realize the public refuses to believe in a detective who isn't "Sherlock Holmes." Key Plot Points subtitle Without a Clue
Kincaid eventually steps up, proving he has learned a few real deductive tricks from Watson after all. Why It Works Watson is the mastermind who writes the stories
The 1988 film is a clever comedic twist on the Sherlock Holmes mythos, built on the premise that Dr. Watson is the actual genius and "Sherlock Holmes" is merely a fictional character played by a bumbling, drunken actor. 🕵️ Quick Synopsis Why It Works The 1988 film is a
Caine’s comedic timing as the dim-witted Kincaid perfectly balances Kingsley’s "straight man" frustration.
Watson fires Kincaid after a series of embarrassments, but finds he cannot get help from Scotland Yard without the famous face of Holmes.
The duo must reunite to stop Professor Moriarty from a massive counterfeiting scheme that threatens the British economy.
