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‘Enola Holmes’ Trailer: Millie Bobby Brown Is a ‘Wild Child’ – and the Sister of Sherlock Holmes (Video)

The game is afoot — but the rules are different this time

| August 25, 2020 @ 7:32 AM

If you thought Sherlock Holmes was clever, just wait until you meet his little sister, Enola Holmes, played by Millie Bobby Brown in the upcoming Netflix movie.

The “Stranger Things” star is no lady in the streaming film’s title role — she’s a “wild child,” as big brother Sherlock (Henry Cavill) describes her. Enola, which backwards spells “Alone,” is a watcher, a listener and a fighter. She sure as hell is no embroiderer (or glove owner, for that matter).

Watch the trailer via the video above.

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In next month’s release on the streaming service, the Holmes siblings reunite to find their missing — and highly eccentric — mother.

The game is afoot, and women in the late 19th-century England were never so badass.

Here is the movie’s logline: When Enola Holmes-Sherlock’s teen sister-discovers her mother missing, she sets off to find her, becoming a super-sleuth in her own right as she outwits her famous brother and unravels a dangerous conspiracy around a mysterious young Lord.

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In addition to Brown and Cavill, “Enola Holmes” also stars Helena Bonham Carter, Sam Claflin, Adeel Akhtar, Fiona Shaw, Frances De La Tour, Louis Partridge and Susan Wokoma.

“Enola Holmes” is directed by Harry Bradbeer off of a Jack Thorne screenplay.

“Enola Holmes” comes out on Netflix on Sept. 23.

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If there was one thing 2019 taught us, it's that "shocking" is a truly relative term -- and we're not even talking about real-life instances here. Yes, it's pretty hard to blow anyone's mind these days, including that of TV viewers, making truly gasp-worthy small-screen character deaths few and far between. But that didn't stop several showrunners from doing their worst -- er, best, to totally kill you with these on-screen passings. Click through TheWrap's gallery to see the 43 most shocking TV character deaths of 2019. Obviously, spoilers ahead. And yes, most of these are "Game of Thrones" characters.

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