SHERLOCK HOLMES: SHERLOCK HOLMES & THE EDWIN DROOD MYSTERY: SHERLOCK HOLMES 2: "THE CLUES" of Sherlock Holmes now online

"THE CLUES" of Sherlock Holmes now online

The first two episodes of the 'CLUES' that Sherlock Holmes will face in the new play SHERLOCK HOLMES AND THE EDWIN DROOD MYSTERY. In 1895 London, Sherlock Holmes faces Charles Dickens' unfinished final novel, that has come alive as a blueprint for murder and much more. See if you can decipher the clues, behind and within THE CLUES to discover the "ultimate truth" behind Sherlock Holmes and the Edwin Drood mystery.

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"Watson, have you ever had the opportunity to ask questions, from a character out of a book?" Sherlock Holmes in Sherlock Holmes & the Edwin Drood mystery play.

The Story: When Charles Dickens' final, unfinished, 1870 novel becomes the blueprint for murder, and a game of shadows, in Sherlock Holmes' 1895 Victorian England.

The SHERLOCK PROJECT'S PURPOSE is to raise funds to produce a staged reading of the play SHERLOCK HOLMES AND THE EDWIN DROOD MYSTERY, to pay our actors, staff and have minimal props, sets, lighting and music. This staged reading would then also be able to rent a HD video camera and video the entire hour and 45 minute play, in order to then produce DVD's of the project and send them to numerous theater contacts, and producers world wide.

DONATIONS TO THE SHERLOCK PROJECT of any amount, $10 dollars makes a big difference, and you can make your contribution easily through PAYPAL.

Or BUY ON ZAZZLE.COM any number of products based on our "Original special edition" SHERLOCK PROJECT posters, T-shirts, mugs and more. A percentage is then sent to us from these sales. But either way, you have a part in making this theatrical production, with an authentic and true Sherlock Holmes character facing off aginst the world of Charles Dickens.

FINALLY: email all the Sherlock Holmes & Charles Dickens clubs, groups, organizations and fans you know world wide, tell them about the Sherlock project, and help us get the word out. Thank you.

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THE PLAYWRIGHT of SHERLOCK HOLMES & THE EDWIN DROOD MYSTERY : Paul-Felix Montez

Playwright Paul-Felix Montez originally wrote and copyrighted the original play Sherlock Holmes & the Edwin Drood mystery in 1982. What happened to delay this authentic & true to the Conan Doyle character play to this day? "Edwin Drood the musical opened on broadway, and so many regional theaters considering production of the dramatic, thriller play "Canceled" productions of this play, so as not to lose out on the chance to have a highly publicized Broadway musical production in their theaters. So it has slept over these long years, till a chance meeting of Sherlock Holmes fans and myself decided that it's story, writing, and theatricality had to be brought to life and join the world cannon of Sherlock Holmes literature, new theater works, and to a new generation of theater, Sherlock Holmes, and Charles Dickens lovers. I also created all the graphics, posters, etc. and graphic designs on this blog site as well as the animation video series: "Sherlock Holmes his Clues in the Edwin Drood mystery game" for you.

SHERLOCK HOLMES' THE CLUES is a game of shadows for your intellect. These are the "CLUES" Sherlock Holmes will face in the New SHERLOCK HOLMES AND THE EDWIN DROOD MYSTERY!

“The CLUES” Sherlock Holmes must face in the Edwin Drood mystery are yours to unravel in this game of shadows. After you have watched all “the Clues episodes” , and each one carefully, you will see the means to decipher the ultimate truth that lies behind Sherlock Holmes and the Edwin Drood Mystery.

Investigate and Decipher the The Clues, a game of shadows, with so much hidden behind each of them!

The first three (3) people to post in the comments section of our blog "the Ultimate truth answer" behind the clues will receive a FREE "Special Edition, 11 by 14 inch poster, signed by the play's author and including shipping and shipped to you directly. So please include your Email address so we can contact you. SEE THE POSTER BELOW:

A CLUE'S CLUE:

"In the end is the end, and in the beginning is the beginning, Watson!"

Sherlock Holmes in the Edwin Drood Mystery

ROBERT DEFREEST: Fine art photographer and videographer joins the Sherlock Project to shoot our video, do lighting, build a set, and help the overall project grow. To quote him:

"This is brilliant and extraordinary! I am so excited by the play and will volunteer my services fully to be a part of this special theatrical project. I am a die hard Holmes fan, and this is not only an authentic Sherlock Holmes, but a play that takes you into the mind of the great detective and man, all the while pitting him and everything he is worth against the world of Charles Dickens come to life. It is unimaginable to think of Holmes facing the literary genius of Dickens, but this play does that in rich detail, imagery and much, much more. We Holmes fans have got to make this happen!"

A Sherlock Holmes Online Authentic World come to Life! A World of Intellect tested!

A man runs with breakneck speed down a warehouse street at night pursued by a horse and carriage which he barely avoids. He enters a building where a human sacrifice is about to take place. With the help of his partner, armed with only a cane and a revolver, they dispatch a gang of villains with the speed and timing of a Jason Bourne. The heroes of the scene are Holmes and Watson. So opens Guy Ritchie's Warner Brothers film, SHERLOCK HOLMES. And slated in Sherlock Holmes 2? Holmes and Watson as buffed martial artists? Living in Victorian England? Really? This feature film, due to its entire presentation, poses the question, what happened to the authentic Sherlock Holmes?

One wonders if Jeremy Brett's impeccable performance as the master detective would find a contemporary film and television audience. It lacks after all the fighting frenzy and blatant sex appeal found in Robert Downey's portrayal, traits which seem necessary nowadays to lure film goers into theaters. Is the Doyle Holmes no longer relevant?

What makes Holmes Holmes? Certainly not his prowess in hand to hand combat (though he was a skilled boxer), nor his sex appeal. If anything he is asexual. What makes Holmes so amazing - in addition to his idiosyncrasies - is his most powerful weapon, his immense intellect. How he is able to focus that fine tuned logical mind on a problem (be it blackmail, murder or theft) and tear into it like a terrier makes for endless reading and viewing pleasure.

After virtually giving up hope of seeing any new production which presents our hero in the manner befitting him most (as Doyle wrote him) I have stumbled upon the most the most unique and authentic Holmes site, a site where the detective is given his due. The site is The Sherlock Project.blogspot.com which is touting a new play, SHERLOCK HOLMES AND THE EDWIN DROOD MYSTERY PLAY.

This blog site is a Sherlockian delight for it challenges you to decipher a series of clues found in a series of visually riveting short videos, allowing the viewer to actually think and be like Holmes - observe what's in front of you and then deduce what is seen. Pure deductive reasoning and method on this blog site challenges your intellect and powers of observation to the max. This is the quintessential Sherlock Holmes web site ever! Live inside the masters head and live it! The game is truly afoot here!

A truly devoted Holmesian

In Search Of the Authentic Sherlock Holmes & Watson a timeless perspective!

After seeing Guy Ritchie's SHERLOCK HOLMES (2009) and waiting for the yet to be released SHERLOCK HOLMES 2, I'm wondering whatever happened to the authentic Sherlock Holmes. There must be millions to be made in presenting the great detective as a comic book character or Warner Brothers wouldn't be investing a fortune in a sequel. Yet how sad that the studio doesn't find the original source material good enough fodder for a production, let alone presenting Holmes and Watson as they were originally envisioned.

Great performances were gleemed from relying on Doyle's writing. Basil Rathbone's portrayal relied heavily on Holme's logical, deductive reasoning while down playing the character's less than noble traits (his irritalbility, cocaine addiction and erruptive outbursts), all the while being saddled with a bumbling sidekick. He still embodied the essence of Doyle's character. It doesn't hurt any that Rathbone looks like he stepped out of a Strand Magazine illustration.

In 1958, Peter Cushing infused the character with those traits lacking in the Rathbone interpretation (sans the drug use), playing up his arrogance and sometimes explosive nature, yet never undermining the character's vast intelligence and razor sharp deductive powers. We were also given an intelligent and thoughtful Watson in Andre Morrell's performance. A shame that Hammer Films HOUND OF THE BASKERVILLES didn't find a more receptive audience which would possibly have led to a series of films featuring Holmes and Watson.

When Granada produced their series in the 1980's they hit the ball out of the park. They understood the value and recognised the gold which could be mined out of the original stories. The productions successfully captured the feeling of a time now lost. The writing was spot on, the dialogue was rich with the flavor of the time. The casting of Jeremy Brett and Edward Hardwick was brilliant. They together, combined with Granada's superlative production values, finally gave the world a Holmes saga worthy of Doyle.

The upcoming Robert Downey, Jr. and Jude Law film has me lamenting on why the authentic Holmes and Watson can't seem to cut it in Hollywood. Fortunately the internet is ripe with sites keeping Doyle's true character alive and vital for yet another generation to rediscover. The Sherlock Holmes International site contains a wealth of information, as are some of the wonderful British groups. Sherlockian Who's Who is a terrific source for finding various Holmes clubs worldwide. The Sherlock Project on blogspot offers an interesting game of unscrambling clues in videos which leads to a greater clue. Great fun.

So as devout Holmsians brace for the release of SHERLOCK HOLMES 2, I think I'll bury myself in these amazing internet sites and think back to the days when well trained Shakesperean actors were entrusted with breathing life into the the great detective, with a tip of the hat to Jeremy Brett.

Devoted Holmesian

"THE CLUES" of Sherlock Holmes now online

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