What other classic novel or mystery would you love to adapt to modern times? He was more than brilliant in that roleģ. I used to watch reruns of the Sherlock Holmes ITV television show from the 80s and 90s after school with quasi-religious fervor. (I do admit a bias toward Lucy Liu, obviously because she is flawless perfection.) But I will say that Jeremy Brett will probably always be *my* Sherlock.
I refuse to take sides in the great Sherlock/Elementary debate as I love both Johnny Lee Miller and Benedict Cumberbatch the same. What are your favorite Sherlock adaptions - book, tv, and/or movies? They are learning and experiencing now those things that will shape who they will be later.Ģ. They are teenagers who haven't necessarily been formed into who they'll eventually become. They aren't just their older selves in aged-down bodies. I think the biggest surprise for Sherlock Holmes/Sherlock/Elementary fans is that the characters aren't cooked yet. So, I went back to the original text and read a few scholarly articles analyzing his character, then tried to reverse engineer his personality to how he might have been earlier in his life. Sherlock was much harder because there are so many iterations of him at this point that no matter which path I followed, I was going to disappoint a fandom. That basically gave me the freedom to create her any way I wanted with very few parameters from the canon.
For me, Mori was actually easier than Sherlock, because we know so little about Moriarty from the original text.
Well, it's always hard to write derivative work, because the original and every derivation from that has a group of fans that now see your characters in a certain way. For those of us familiar with Sherlock and Moriarty mainly from the BBC Sherlock or Elementary, what do you think will surprise us about your versions of Sherlock and Moriarty? Please welcome Heather to Alison Can Read!ġ. She lives in Reno, Nevada with her husband, daughter, and four hopelessly devious cats.įind Heather: website | Twitter | Facebook | Goodreads Heather has been obsessed with mysteries since she was twelve, which is when she decided that stories about murders in London drawing rooms and English seaside villages were far superior to all other stories.
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