How 'Enola Holmes' Makes a Difference from Netflix Originals: A Staging With Big Screen Ambition

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Sherlock Holmes is one of the most popular characters in literature and has been adapted to all types of media for over 100 years, with recent television and film versions rekindling interest in his cases, but Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's work a allowed to expand the Holmes family, as is the case of the new film released on Netflix, 'Enola Holmes', in which Millie Bobby Brown builds a youthful character with her own personality, without betraying the original spirit.

The credit goes to Nancy Springer and her book series 'The Enola Holmes Mysteries', which featured the third brother Holmes after Sherlock and Mycroft, explaining that she separated from them when she was little, and they reunited 10 years later, when their mother, Eudoria, disappear. This launches the young woman's detective career, proving that she can keep up with her famous brother. Directed by Harry Bradbeer, "Enola Holmes" covers the events of the first book, with the girl investigating the disappearance of her mother (Helena Bonham Carter).

Enola's escape contrasts Mycroft's (Sam Claflin) plans to send her to a school for girls, so he and the mythical Sherlock team up to go after the young woman. After the absurd controversy about whether a female version of the Holmes myth is a commercial move that has or does not fit within the Conan Doyle universe, we should focus on the great work of Millie Bobby Brown as the protagonist, showing that the 'Godzilla' King of the Monsters' was a minor stumbling block and the image he projects in his private life has little effect on his acting skills.