Mrs. Hudson is a woman who wants to keep the house clean and tidy, and because of this she often resents Holmes. Dr. Watson describes her as an excellent cook, while in the story "The Naval Treaty" Holmes specifies that Mrs. Hudson's cooking is not very varied, but for a Scot she sets the breakfast table quite well.
From this statement it follows that Mrs. Hudson, references to which are very fragmentary, is a Scot. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle does not actually provide the reader with a physical image of Hudson, and only in the collection "His Last Bow" is her name - Martha (Martha) mentioned.
Dr. Watson describes the relationship between detective Holmes and his landlady Hudson in The Adventure of the Dying Detective. Dr. Watson calls her a long-suffering woman who has suffered an invasion of strange and mostly unpleasant personalities, at any time of the day or night going up to the second floor to Holmes. Mrs. Hudson put up with an eccentric and careless sleuth-tenant who, in addition to being blatantly sloppy, could start playing the violin at the most inopportune hours.
Martyr Hudson got perhaps the worst lodger in all of London (London), sometimes arranging firing a revolver right in his apartment. Under her nose, he performed questionable and often foul-smelling chemical experiments. And, of course, Mrs. Hudson, willy-nilly, plunged into the atmosphere of crime and danger that constantly surrounded the detective. However, Dr. Watson adds that Hudson must have been pleased with the generosity of Holmes, who paid the rent "royally".
From Doyle's narrative it follows that the hostess, in general, was always in awe of Holmes, was in deep delight and never dared to argue with him, despite the sometimes outrageous behavior of the London detective. She loved him for his amazing gentleness and courtesy shown by Sherlock when he interacted with the opposite sex. The detective himself, although he appeared before women in the form of a knight, never believed them and did not love them.
At one point in "A Scandal in Bohemia" Holmes refers to his landlady as "Mrs Turner" rather than "Mrs Hudson". And this provoked a lot of controversy among fans of the London detective. Whether it was just the writer's mistake or whether Mrs. Turner served as Mrs. Hudson's servant is not known for certain.
On the big screens and on television, Mrs. Hudson, as a rule, appears before the viewer as an elderly woman. On rare occasions, such as in the anime series The Great Sherlock Holmes, where all the classic characters look like dogs, Hudson is not an advanced lady, but a young woman.
In the BBC television series Sherlock, she offers the detective a lower rent, gets along well with him, and is progressive with Sherlock and Watson in her views. In the episode "A Scandal in Belgravia" Mrs. Hudson is held hostage by CIA agents. Sherlock throws the leader of the agents out the window, cracks down on the others, and then declares that "England (England) will fall" if Mrs. Hudson leaves Baker Street.
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Hudson, It’s not that you are completely incapable of manifestations of love and tenderness, but business comes first to you, and you will choose a partner, based mainly on how much they can share your life interests. Manifestations of strength of character, purposefulness and ambition mean immeasurably more to you than sensuality and external attractiveness. In a marriage, if it happens, you will first of all appreciate in a partner the ability to be imbued with your ideas and the ability to provide support.Motivation
You strive to "embrace the immensity." Your soul yearns for everything that a person can possess. And - in the maximum possible quantities. Therefore, the problem of choice, as such, for you, one might say, does not exist. You simply cannot refuse any offer that life makes to you.The wishes of those around you when making a decision, if they are taken into account, then only as secondary factors: you are sure that if you feel good, then everyone else has nothing to complain about. This means that it is possible and necessary to force them to “go in a water team” with you, in the direction you have chosen.
And here is the opportunity to see everything from a different angle. You need assistance from outside, and above all - as a "restraining beginning." Otherwise, you may want to "turn the earth".
But if you are forced to use other people's opportunities, then you need to learn how to share the results. And the sooner you make a choice in favor of such a scheme of activity, the more chances you have to keep your soul clean and your heart healthy.
Rina Zelenaya was an amazingly witty person. A lot of phrases in the films from the series "The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson" were invented by herself. She either invented almost every phrase herself or changed it, rearranging the words - as a result, any phrase became her reprise. She played with passion.
In the scene of the return of Holmes, who is believed to be dead, he appears, having changed his appearance, having glued on a beard. Solomin, as planned, falls into a chair - only his shoes stick out. And suddenly Rina Zelenaya also collapses, in the very dress in which she could not even sit down - she was pulled into a corset, the plates of which dug into her sides, causing pain. The impromptu turned out to be funny, but the director almost had a stroke.
Vasily Livanov recalled how once, after a late shooting, he and Rina Vasilievna hurried to the station to the Moscow train. A small studio bus raced along Nevsky Prospekt, empty at that hour, stuck in the March ice. Livanov sat with his back to the driver. Rina Vasilievna settled down at the very end of the salon, opposite the aisle. Suddenly, a taxi flew out of the alley and hit the bus in the side. The blow was so strong that the actress was thrown out of the seat, she flew through the entire bus and collapsed on her knees to Livanov, clasping his head in her hands. And what did she say at that moment? "Calm down, I'm with you!"
People around were sometimes surprised when some young people called her not by her first name and patronymic, but simply by Rina. But Rina herself established such an appeal to her. People who met Rina Vasilievna in their childhood should have called her simply Rina, but with “you”. Only Nikita Mikhalkov, whom Rina Vasilievna knew literally from birth, called her to “you”.
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Magnussen: I would offer you a drink but it's very rare and expensive.
Sherlock: Oh. It was you.
Magnussen: Yes, of course. Very hard to find a pressure point on you, Mr Holmes. The drugs thing I never believed for a moment. Anyway, you wouldn't care if it was exposed, would you?
Magnussen: But look how you care about John Watson. Your damsel in distress.
John: You... put me in a fire... for leverage?
Magnussen: Oh, I'd never let you burn, Doctor Watson. I had people standing by. I'm not a murderer... unlike your wife.
Magnussen: Let me explain how leverage works, Doctor Watson. For those who understand these things, Mycroft Holmes is the most powerful man in the country. Well... apart from me. Mycroft's pressure point is his junkie detective brother, Sherlock. And Sherlock's pressure point is his best friend, John Watson. John Watson's pressure point is his wife. I own John Watson's wife... I own Mycroft. He's what I'm getting for Christmas.
Sherlock: It's an exchange, not a gift.
Magnussen: Forgive me, but... I already seem to have it.
Sherlock: It's password protected. In return for the password, you will give me any material in your possession pertaining to the woman I know as Mary Watson.
Magnussen: Oh, she's bad, that one. So many dead people. You should see what I've seen.
John: I don't need to see it.
Magnussen: You might enjoy it though. I enjoy it.
Sherlock: Then why don't you show us?
Magnussen: Show you Appledore? The secret vaults? Is that what you want?
Sherlock: I want everything you've got on Mary.
Magnussen: You know, I honestly expected something good.
Sherlock: Oh, I think you'll find the contents of that laptop...
Magnussen:... include a GPS locator. By now, your brother will have noticed the theft, and security services will be converging on this house. Having arrived... they'll find top secret information in my hands... and have every justification to search my vaults. They will discover further information of this kind and I'll be imprisoned. You will be exonerated, and restored to your smelly little apartment to solve crimes with Mr and Mrs Psychopath. Mycroft has been looking for this opportunity for a long time. He'll be a very, very proud big brother.
Sherlock: The fact that you know it's going to happen isn't going to stop it.
Magnussen: Then why am I smiling? Ask me.
John: Why are you smiling?
Magnussen: Because Sherlock Holmes has made one enormous mistake which will destroy the lives of everyone he loves... and everything he holds dear. Let me show you the Appledore vaults.
Magnussen: The entrance to my vaults. This is where I keep you all.
John: Okay – so where are the vaults, then?
Magnussen: vaults? What vaults? There are no vaults beneath this building. They're all in here. The Appledore vaults are my Mind Palace. You know about Mind Palaces, don't you, Sherlock? How to store information so you never forget it - by picturing it. I just sit here, I close my eyes... and down I go to my vaults. I can go anywhere inside my vaults... my memories. I'll look at the files on Mrs Watson. Mmm, ah. This is one of my favorites. Oh, it's so exciting. All those wet jobs for the CIA. Oh! She's gone a bit... freelance now. Bad girl. Ah, she is so wicked. I can really see why you like her. You see?
John: So there are no documents. You don't actually have anything here.
Magnussen: Oh, sometimes I send out for something... if I really need it... but mostly I just remember it all.
John: I don't understand.
Magnussen: You should have that on a T-shirt.
John: You just remember it all?
Magnussen: It's all about knowledge. Everything is. Knowing is owning.
John: But if you just know it, then you don't have proof.
Magnussen: proof? What would I need proof for? I'm in the news, you moron. I don't have to prove it - I just have to print it. Speaking of news, you’ll both be heavily featured tomorrow – trying to sell state secrets to me. Let's go outside. They'll be here shortly. Can't wait to see you arrested.
John: Sherlock, do we have a plan? Sherlock.
Magnussen: They're taking their time, aren't they?
John: I still don't understand.
Magnussen: And there's the back of the T-shirt.
John: You just know things. How does that work?
Magnussen: I just love your little soldier face. I'd like to punch it. Bring it over here a minute. Come on. For Mary.
Magnussen: Bring me your face. Lean forward a bit and stick your face out. Please? Now, can I flick it? Can I flick your face? I just love doing this. I could do it all day. It works like this, John. I know who Mary hurt and killed. I know where to find people who hate her. I know where they live; I know their phone numbers. All in my Mind Palace - all of it. I could phone them right now and tear your whole life down – and I will... unless you let me flick your face. This is what I do to people. This is what I do to whole countries... just because I know. Can I do your eye now? See if you can keep it open, hmm? Come on. For Mary. Keep it open.
John: Sherlock?
Sherlock: Let him. I'm sorry. Just... let him.
Magnussen: Come on. eye open. It's difficult, isn't it? Janine managed it once. She makes the funniest noises.
Mycroft: Sherlock Holmes and John Watson. Stand away from that man.
Magnussen: Here we go, Mr Holmes!
Sherlock: To clarify: Appledore's vaults only exist in your mind, nowhere else, just there.
Magnussen: They're not real. They never have been.
Mycroft: Sherlock Holmes and John Watson. Step away.
Magnussen: It's fine! They're harmless!
police officer: Target is not armed. I repeat, target is not armed.
John: Sherlock, what do we do?
Magnussen: Nothing! There's nothing to be done! Oh, I'm not a villain. I have no evil plan. I'm a businessman, acquiring assets. You happen to be one of them! Sorry. No chance for you to be a hero this time, Mr Holmes.
Mycroft: Sherlock Holmes and John Watson, stand away from that man. Do it now.
Sherlock: Oh, do your research. I'm not a hero...
I'm a high-functioning sociopath. Merry Christmas!
Police officer: Man down, man down.
Sherlock: Get away from me, John! Stay well back!
John: Christ, Sherlock!
Mycroft: stand fire! Do not fire on Sherlock Holmes! Don't fire!
John: Oh, Christ, Sherlock.
Sherlock: Give my love to Mary. Tell her she's safe now.
Mycroft: Oh Sherlock. What have you done?
I'm angry.
- It's all right, John. There is nothing unusual about this. He makes us all feel it. All the marks on my desk and all that noise, gunshots at half past one in the morning...
- Yes.
- ...damn samples in the fridge. Imagine storing bodies next to food.
- Yes.
- And quarrels! He drove me to the edge with his frivolous behavior!
“Look, I’m not really that angry, okay?
Sherlock (Sherlock)
I want you to wear deer antlers.
“There are things better left to the imagination.
Sherlock (Sherlock)
Irene: Mr. Holmes, if today was the end of the world and it was the last evening, would you have dinner with me?
Mrs Hudson: Sheeeerlock!
Irene: That's it...
Sherlock: It's not the end of the world. This is Mrs Hudson.
Sherlock (Sherlock)
Mrs. Hudson, I'll be back late, maybe I'll be hungry.
- I'm a landlord, dear, not a housekeeper.
"Something cold will do!"
Sherlock (Sherlock)
Someone came to you, did you hear the call?
- I tore off mine, he rang.
"That's what the call is for, Sherlock!"
Sherlock (Sherlock)
Imagine that someone is killed at a wedding. Who would you choose?
- The most popular choice at this moment is you.
Sherlock (Sherlock)
I brought you morning tea. You are usually still asleep.
- Do you bring me tea in the morning?
- Where do you think it comes from?
- I do not know. I thought it was a matter of course.
Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows (Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows)
Doctor, take him to the sanatorium. He is on a diet of coffee, tobacco and coca leaves.
Sherlock (Sherlock)
I have a blog about the degree of extensibility of various natural fibers.
- I'm sure it's read in one breath!
Sherlock (Sherlock)
Shut up, Mrs Hudson.
- I didn't say a word.
- You formulate a question. Your thought process causes physical pain.
Sherlock (Sherlock)
How is your hip?
- Terrible! But thanks for asking.
- I've seen worse. Truth! I work in the morgue.
Sherlock (Sherlock)
Unbelievable, I look and I can't believe he's sitting in his chair again. Isn't it a miracle, Mr. Holmes?!
I can hardly contain my emotions.
- You succeed.
The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson: The Hound of the Baskervilles
I wonder, Watson, what would you say about this cane?
- You might think that you have eyes on the back of your head ...
- Dear friend, if you read my monograph on the organs of touch in detectives, you would know that there are such heat points on the tips of the ears, so that I have no eyes on the back of my head.
- He sees your reflection in the coffee pot.
Sherlock (Sherlock)
I wanted to give you news.
- Oh no, something serious?
- What? No, no, I'm not sick. I just decided to move... forward.
- Are you emigrating?
- Not. I met someone... someone I met. And we will get married, that is, I will make an offer.
- Oh, so soon after Sherlock?
- Well, yes.
- And what's his name?
- It's a lady.
- Indeed?!
- Yes, of course.
The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson: Introduction
And in general, doctor, I try not to look who comes in, who leaves ... And I don’t advise you.
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