14 books are in the sherlock holmes series.
how many books are in the sherlock holmes series?
14
following the broadcast of "the three musketeers" from 2009 to 2010, kōki mitani planned to adapt "the brothers karamazov" to a puppetry. despite his love for the stories of sherlock holmes, mitani was reluctant to adapt the series into puppetry due to the difficulty in describing the details of investigations through the operation of puppets. he also worried that it was too late to produce a sherlock holmes series as "the adventures of sherlock holmes" gained popularity and the modern adaptation "sherlock" had already received a reputation. then he planned to make a puppet with the spitting image of sherlock holmes drawn by sidney paget but abandoned the idea as tall puppets are difficult for puppeteers to operate. mitani then decided to make it a show set in a fictional boarding school called "beeton school" with sherlock holmes as a fifteen-year-old schoolboy. though many incidents occur in the school, there are no murders and the same puppets appear many times. according to mitani, as the story progresses it will be revealed to viewers the full picture of why the show is set in a school. all four novels of the canon – "a study in scarlet", "the sign of the four", "the hound of the baskervilles" and "the valley of fear" – are dramatised in the puppetry, which mitani says may be the first case among screen adaptations of arthur conan doyle's work.
sherlock holmes (2014 tv series)
the adventures of sherlock holmes (film)





























the adventures of sherlock holmes (released theatrically as sherlock holmes in the united kingdom) is a 1939 mystery-adventure film released by twentieth century fox. it is a pastiche featuring the characters of the sherlock holmes series of books written by sir arthur conan doyle. the film is an adaptation of the 1899 play "sherlock holmes" by william gillette, though there is little resemblance in the plots.
the adventures of sherlock holmes (film)