Holmes & Watson: Madrid Days

Holmes & Watson: Madrid Days

4.7

Sep 07 2012

2h 11m

Drama, Mystery, Thriller, Crime

Film based on the characters of the English writer Arthur Conan Doyle. It tells a hypothetical meeting in Madrid between the legendary detective Sherlock Holmes and Jack the Ripper.

Leticia Dolera

Leticia Dolera

Mary Morstan

Macarena Gómez

Macarena Gómez

Bernabea

Manuela Velasco

Manuela Velasco

Elena

Víctor Clavijo

Víctor Clavijo

Josito Alcántara

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