Mr. Holmes

Mr. Holmes Error creating thumbnail: File missing Movie Poster Country Error creating thumbnail: File missing United Kingdom Error creating thumbnail: File missing United States Directed by Bill Condon Release Date June 19, 2015 Language English Japanese Studio AI Film BBC Films FilmNation Entertainment Archer Gray Productions See-Saw Films Distributor Entertainment One (United Kingdom) Miramax Roadside Attractions (United States) Main Cast Character Actor Sherlock Holmes Ian McKellen Mrs. Munro Laura Linney Roger Munro Milo Parker Tamiki Umezaki Hiroyuki Sanada Ann Kelmot Hattie Morahan Thomas Kelmot Patrick Kennedy Dr. Barrie Roger Allam

Mr. Holmes is a 2015 American-British movie directed by Bill Condon. Sherlock Holmes is now a proud 93 years old and lives a secluded life in his country house in Sussex. The aging master detective can only shake his head at the heroic stories that are told about him in the movies since most of them are pure fiction. He never wore the legendary cap, and he always preferred cigarettes. During the day, Holmes devotes himself to beekeeping and teaches Roger, the son of his housekeeper Mrs. Munro, the secrets of beekeeping. The two are the only ones he tolerates near him. But sometimes the memories of old cases come up against his will, especially this one in which a beautiful woman was in danger.

The following weapons were used in the film Mr. Holmes:

Rifles

M1 Garand

During several Sherlock Holmes' (Ian McKellen) flashbacks, U.S. Army soldiers of the 1st Cavalry Division stationed in Hiroshima are seen carrying M1 Garands.

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M1 Garand with leather M1917 sling - .30-06

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Many GIs among Japanese civilians carry their Garands over their shoulders.

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A closer view of one Garand while Sherlock Holmes takes a look outside the car.

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A sentry on a watchtower holds his rifle.

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While having a conversation with Tamiki Umezaki (Hiroyuki Sanada) about his life as a novel model, Mr. Holmes spots a young Japanese woman near Hiroshima Station and is shocked by the "Little Boy" atomic bomb results. The two soldiers to the right controlling Japanese people have Garands to which the bayonet is seen in the scabbards.