Showing posts with label moriarty. Show all posts
Showing posts with label moriarty. Show all posts

Wednesday, 31 October 2012

Moriarty Is Dead!!!

"Moriarty is dead" are the words said by "Sherlock" star Andrew Scott. Scott confirmed that he will not be returning as the TV villain while in an interview with The Sun newspaper. He also said,

"I don't think there could have been any better exit for a character like that"

I thought he would come back, but if not then that was definitley the way to go. Maybe Scott could crossover and make my dream come true and take on the role of the next Master, when and if he comes back ever. 

Tuesday, 14 February 2012

My "Doctor Who: The New Movie" Cast!

If "Doctor Who" did ever become a full on movie, then this is the cast that I'd love to see for it. I'm just casting the main cast, The Doctor, The Master and The Companion.
First I'll start with The Doctor. Now I'm not counting The Doctor as like the 12th or 13th. He's just The Doctor.

James McAvoy As The Doctor
I personally think he'd be amazing as The Doctor. I'd have him keep his Scottish accent. I don't think he'd get it or even go for it in real life, but he'd be my choice.

Andrew Garfield As The Doctor
He'd be great for when McAvoy's Doctor regenerates. He's another really good British actor who play a good Doctor. Again, he'd probably be too tied up with being Spider-Man and wouldn't be able to play The Doctor too. People might say that he's too similar to our TV Doctor, Matt Smith, but I like Garfield so there.

And now it's time to cast The Master. Again, there will be two of them.

Michael Sheen As The Master
I've always said that Michael Sheen would be a great Doctor, but I'd probably see him more as The Master instead. He can be very creepy in some of his roles and he'd suit this role perfectly.

Andrew Scott As The Master
"Sherlock" star, Andrew Scott would then take over from Sheen as The Master. I loved him as Moriarty in BBC's "Sherlock" and I thought straight away that he'd be a great Master if he was ever given the choice. I'd probably see him more as The Master in the "Doctor Who" TV series rather than a film, but what the heck.

Finally, it's time to cast the companion.

Gemma Arterton As The Companion to both Doctors
She's like super hot and seems like a down-to-earth type of girl. I'd think she's make a pretty good job as a companion to The Doctor, wether on TV or on the BIG-screen. I think she should stay on and play the companion to both of The Doctors.

Sunday, 29 January 2012

"Sherlock" Star Should Be The Next Master!

I just watched the final episode of "Sherlock: Series 2" and I have to say what a fucking episode that was. It was such an amazing ending that let me puzzled, but I loved it. I was like, "Awww Moffat, you've done it again!!!"
Andrew Scott was outstanding in his portrayal as Sherlock's arch nemesis, Jim Moriarty. Him playing Moriarty, Benedict Cumberbatch playing Sherlock Holmes and good old Martin Freeman playing John Watson.........JUST PERFECT CASTING!!!
Anyway, back to why I'm doing this post. I thought that Scott's Moriarty was very much like John Simm's Master in "Doctor Who", funny, but quite sadistic. Obviously Moriarty is worse than The Master, but they're very much alike. So I thought that if Steven Moffat ever thought about bringing back The Master for Matt Smith's Doctor, then he should seriously consider Andrew Scott for the role. Loved John Simm, but I thing they will probably want to go younger now for Smith's Doctor, seeing as Smith is still only like below 30 years of age.

Sunday, 17 October 2010

"Sherlock: Series 2" Spoilers!

Steven Moffat released in an interview, some details on the upcoming second series of BBC 1's "Sherlock", which will air sometime next year. He said three words which give us an idea on what we'll get to see in the next series. 

1. "Alder" - Irene Alder is the, well love interest for Sherlock. She was previously portrayed by Rachel McAdams in the 2009 big screen adaption, "Sherlock Holmes", directed by Guy Richie.

2. "Hound" - "The Hound Of The Baskervilles". That's all I have to say about that one.

3. "Reichenbach" - This is the place where Sherlock and Moriarty had their final battle between each other.

Thursday, 30 September 2010

"Mad Men" Star To Play Moriarty In "Sherlock Holmes" Sequel

Jared Harries from "Mad Men" has just officially signed onto the role of Professor Moriarty in the upcoming "Sherlock Holmes 2", once again directed by the great, Guy Richie, and starring Robert Downey Jr and Jude Law.

Sunday, 25 April 2010

Robert Downey Jr Confirms That Work On "Sherlock 2" Has Began And Filming Will Be Soon!

Even before the release of the first "Sherlock Holmes" film, there was already talk of a sequel, but when it was released, the talk of a sequel died down and now it's basic rumors that are left for the sequel. But now the star of the movie, Robert "Iron Man" Downey Jr, officially confirmed that he's back for the role and that he will be back in London this Autumn, where filming will start on the highly-anicipated sequel to the 2009 Guy Richie box-office smash hit. Downey Hr confirmed this whilst being interviewed by Jonathan Ross on friday night on his chat show, but Downey Jr was being interviewed via satalite in LA.
It's also been confirmed by the producers of the first and new film, that all the cast from the first one will return. Downey Jr (Obviously), Law and McAdams. Yes! No typecast. Thank God.....hate when that happens in films.
I'm really excited about the film, I loved the first one and I love the fact that the villain will be Professor Moriarty. Sweet! Now there were and still are rumors circulating saying that the Moriarty charcter is to be played by Brad Pitt. No one knows if that's true or false yet, well, not until Guy Richie or even Brad Pitt confirm it themselves.
Guy Richie started work on "Sherlock 2" on March 21st 2010, he's meant to be half-way through the script, so hears hoping that they get the film out for possibly Summer next year then.