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First Press Pass goes to Always 1895 for the Great Sherlock Holmes Debate
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With well over 1,000 journalists from around the world reading the Great Sherlock Holmes Debate press release, and dozens of enquiries, it has been a tough decision on where the first press pass for the debate would go. Should we go mass-readship, or specialist Holmes? In the end we opted to go with a Victorian and Holmes specialist. Always 1895 has garnered a strong following built on the highly detailed articles on Holmes that come out weekly. We also have assurances that they will display Holmes and Watson esque detective skills tracking down the stories behind the teams and team...
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Holmes Podcasts to go head to head in the Great Sherlock Holmes Debate
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The match-ups in The Great Sherlock Holmes Debate are getting fascinating, with the two leading Sherlock Holmes podcasts - I Hear of Sherlock Everywhere and The Baker Street Babes lining up on opposite sides of the debate. As we announced a few days ago, 'The Babes' will be supporting BBC's Sherlock and now 'The Lads (as it were) from I Hear of Sherlock Everywhere, Scott and Burt, will be contributing to the Guy Ritchie films. They have a secret weapon too - they have interviewed an adviser to the films on their podcast so have lots of material to work...
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The Great Sherlock Holmes Debate - Teams Now Include Major Societies and Bloggers
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It's day 6 of 56 ahead of what's widely being tipped as the biggest Sherlock Holmes debate ever and here's an update of how the teams are shaping up. The audience fan page is growing well too with (at time of writing) 174 people registered from over 20 countries around the world - although around half those registered so far are from the USA. The audience tickets (80) will be released in a few weeks time on the Great Debate Facebook page. Several society heavyweights, authors and a film director have joined in the first week and rumours of several...
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Hollywood Film Director Joins Guy Ritchie team in the Great Sherlock Holmes Debate
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After several Holmes heavyweights joined the side of the BBC's Sherlock, the Guy Ritchie side was looking a little light - but no more. Gerry O'Hara has worked with some of the most famous actors of all time from Laurence Olivier (Richard III) to Joan Collins (The Bitch) and has directed many Hollywood movies - including working on the Academy Award winning Tom Jones. He's no stranger to television either having worked on The Avengers, The Professionals, Hammer House of Horror, Cats Eyes and a host of other programmes. He's a record breaker too. He wrote the adaptation of the...
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The Great Sherlock Holmes Debate - Two Huge Participant Announcements
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It's day 4 since The Great Sherlock Holmes Debate was announced (10th November - BBC's Sherlock vs Guy Ritchie's movies) and we are attracting some extremely exciting participants. We are in talks with a Hollywood film director's agent who wants to join the movies team - as soon as we have that finalised we'll be able to reveal who it is - with dozens of films under his belt he's a legend, but as you can imagine his diary is a nightmare to schedule. Hope to have news this evening on that. We can however announce today a real coup....
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