Sherlock Holmes (right) and Dr Watson in a still from The Great Detective Sherlock Holmes – The Greatest Jail Breaker (category I; Cantonese), directed by Toe Yuen and Matthew Chow and voiced by Ken Wong, Monte Cho, and Stephen Au. Sherlock Holmes (right) and Dr Watson in a still from The Great Detective Sherlock Holmes – The Greatest Jail Breaker (category I; Cantonese), directed by Toe Yuen and Matthew Chow and voiced by Ken Wong, Monte Cho, and Stephen Au.
Sherlock Holmes (right) and Dr Watson in a still from The Great Detective Sherlock Holmes – The Greatest Jail Breaker (category I; Cantonese), directed by Toe Yuen and Matthew Chow and voiced by Ken Wong, Monte Cho, and Stephen Au.

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‘100pc Hong Kong-made’ animated take on Sherlock Holmes adventures has genuine quality – review

  • The Great Detective Sherlock Holmes – The Greatest Jail Breaker reimagines Arthur Conan Doyle’s adventures in a world of anthropomorphic animals
  • Tale of a chivalrous criminal who escapes from prison shows the quality city’s animators can produce when they put their passion, and money, into a film

Topic |   Chinese language cinema
Edmund Lee
Edmund Lee

Updated: 9:53am, 31 Jul, 2019

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Sherlock Holmes (right) and Dr Watson in a still from The Great Detective Sherlock Holmes – The Greatest Jail Breaker (category I; Cantonese), directed by Toe Yuen and Matthew Chow and voiced by Ken Wong, Monte Cho, and Stephen Au. Sherlock Holmes (right) and Dr Watson in a still from The Great Detective Sherlock Holmes – The Greatest Jail Breaker (category I; Cantonese), directed by Toe Yuen and Matthew Chow and voiced by Ken Wong, Monte Cho, and Stephen Au.
Sherlock Holmes (right) and Dr Watson in a still from The Great Detective Sherlock Holmes – The Greatest Jail Breaker (category I; Cantonese), directed by Toe Yuen and Matthew Chow and voiced by Ken Wong, Monte Cho, and Stephen Au.
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