Sherlock Holmes as Hamlet
Friday, December 25, 2009
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(Robert Downey Jr. in "Sherlock Holmes" (courtesy of Warner Bros. Pictures))
Robert Downey Jr., who stars in the new movie "Sherlock Holmes," is the latest actor to take on this iconic role. Guy Ritchie, the film's director, says Holmes' persona is an even divide between enigma and accessibility. WNYC's Sarah Montague traces the character's evolution and reveals how Holmes keeps changing to suit the times.
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