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RavePad · Mark Gatiss · Videos

Mark Gatiss

What appealed to me enormously, apart from the sheer thrill of being published, was to have a shot at writing "Doctor Who" (1963). Not only that, but to write "Doctor Who" as I thought it should be done, effectively redressing what I felt to have been wrong with the programme in its later years.

Mark Gatiss Videos : Sherlock + the Great Game // Clair de Lune

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Sherlock + the Great Game // Clair de Lune

The final scene of the last ep of Sherlock, set to Debussy's Clair de Lune. I only cut the film to fit the song length; it's like the show was edited with this piece in mind. Sherlock: imagined by the one and only Sir Arthur Conan Doyle; reimagined by Mark Gatiss, Steven Moffatt, and Steve Thompson. ALL THE LOVE. Video: all hail Hartswood Films for BBC Music: 'Clair de Lune', by Claude Debussy ♥♥♥ BRING ON 2012.

Original Video uploaded to YouTube by AmyIkite at 12:10 PM Sep 6th

Posted by celebfan at 4:02 PM Feb 25th

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