Le Secret de la pyramide

Titre original : Young Sherlock Holmes

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Sophie Ward, Alan Cox, and Nicholas Rowe in Le Secret de la pyramide (1985)

Teen Adventure Adventure Fantasy Mystery Thriller

Lorsque plusieurs personnes commencent à être atteintes de délires inexplicables qui entraînent leur mort, un Sherlock Holmes adolescent, décide d'enquêter.Lorsque plusieurs personnes commencent à être atteintes de délires inexplicables qui entraînent leur mort, un Sherlock Holmes adolescent, décide d'enquêter.Lorsque plusieurs personnes commencent à être atteintes de délires inexplicables qui entraînent leur mort, un Sherlock Holmes adolescent, décide d'enquêter.

Réalisation
- Barry Levinson
Scénario
- Arthur Conan Doyle
- Chris Columbus
Casting principal

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6,8/10

24 k

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Réalisation
- Barry Levinson
Scénario
- Arthur Conan Doyle
- Chris Columbus
Casting principal

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

Nommé pour 1 Oscar
- 1 victoire et 5 nominations au total

Anecdotes
(At around twenty-three minutes in) This is the first theatrical movie to have a completely CGI (computer-generated image) character: the knight emerging from the stained glass window to attack the priest. Industrial Light & Magic animated the scene, overseen by John Lasseter in a very early movie credit for Pixar.

Gaffes
(at around 15 mins) Just before the flying machine crashes into the tree on its first flight, cables that the machine is hanging from are visible.

Citations
Sherlock Holmes: A great detective relies on perception, intelligence, and imagination.
Lestrade: [amused] Where'd you get that rubbish from?
Sherlock Holmes: It's framed on the wall behind you.

Crédits fous
Throughout the end credits, the action follows a horsedrawn sleigh en route to an unknown destination. In last shot, the audience becomes privy to the surprise identity of the passenger, a key figure in Sherlockiana.

Connexions
Featured in At the Movies: Young Sherlock Holmes/Fool for Love/Rocky IV/The Official Story (1985)

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9/10

Stands the test of time...

I feel one of the true tests of a good movie is how it holds up over time. Can't believe it has been 18 years since I first viewed this little gem, and it was as good today as in 1985! Among other reasons, the Holmes and Watson characters were obviously cast for their youthful likeness to the characters in the old Basil Rathbone series of movies. Take a good look! This a wonderful penning of the proposed early days of the two and a very original concept. Probably only true Holmes officiandos will see some obvious references to the adult Rathbone character, and these add to the cleverness of this version. Make certain to stay 'til the end of the credits; Sherlock Holmes fans will receive an ingenious clue to the his "future".