Movie Trailers - Movies Blog "It feels a bit like a relay team," Law said about his dynamic alongside Robert Downey Jr. "He leads, then he hands the baton off to me, but it's done subconsciously." "I also think there are two kinds of performers," Downey said. "I've heard of, and I guess I've experience the kind that are like, 'You want to play ping pong? Because I'll kick your ass!' Everything is about 'I'll do it better than you.' Whereas [Law and I] become this third thing, this brotherhood." As for the chances of a sequel, Downey added: "We're clinging onto this thing. It's going to have claw marks when we let go of it." To which Jude Law jokingly replied, "My aim is that by the end, I'll actually be enormously fat and blumbering around. I'll be the big old Watson that everybody wants to see. 'Oh dear, I've just fallen over!'" Movie Trailers - Movies Blog "I think the trouble we ran into is in the books, they refer to him more than they actually see and hear from him, which keeps giving him more power. In a cinematic sense, that won't work. In a book, that's great. I think that was one of the struggles." "He's always considered to be the spider at the center of this vast web. We were able to play with the idea, in a period film, what if all of these conspiracies were true and what if they could all be linked to a single individual. And that's what made it so great." Sherlock Holmes: A Game Of Shadows is set to be released on December 16, later this year!
"It feels a bit like a relay team," Law said about his dynamic alongside Robert Downey Jr. "He leads, then he hands the baton off to me, but it's done subconsciously." "I also think there are two kinds of performers," Downey said. "I've heard of, and I guess I've experience the kind that are like, 'You want to play ping pong? Because I'll kick your ass!' Everything is about 'I'll do it better than you.' Whereas [Law and I] become this third thing, this brotherhood." As for the chances of a sequel, Downey added: "We're clinging onto this thing. It's going to have claw marks when we let go of it." To which Jude Law jokingly replied, "My aim is that by the end, I'll actually be enormously fat and blumbering around. I'll be the big old Watson that everybody wants to see. 'Oh dear, I've just fallen over!'"
"I think the trouble we ran into is in the books, they refer to him more than they actually see and hear from him, which keeps giving him more power. In a cinematic sense, that won't work. In a book, that's great. I think that was one of the struggles." "He's always considered to be the spider at the center of this vast web. We were able to play with the idea, in a period film, what if all of these conspiracies were true and what if they could all be linked to a single individual. And that's what made it so great."
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