David Banda

Sherlock Holmes is back – but not as we know him. British director Guy Ritchie is reviving the fictional detective for new audiences with two handsome leading men. Rob Driscoll interviews the stars of the new film  

Just last week I caught up with Sherlock Holmes director Guy Ritchie for a chat on the phone since he was in London (and I live in LA). I've interviewed him once before (for RocknRolla in Toronto), so I knew what to expect, but it's still always crazy interviewing Guy Ritchie. At one point, he started interviewing me, asking me questions. You don't expect that when you're interviewing a big director, but it's all good fun. Best of all, I loved...  

Sherlock Holmes RATING: (ALERT VIEWER)Action. Starring Robert Downey Jr., Jude Law, Rachel McAdams and Mark Strong. Directed by Guy Ritchie. (PG-13. 128 minutes. At Bay Area theaters.) Guy Ritchie is the worst screenwriter in the world, but, to be fair, he is...  

Guy Ritchie turns the master sleuth into an action hero, with mixed results. Guy Ritchie turns the master sleuth into an action hero, with mixed results.  

Directed by the compulsively in-your-face Guy Ritchie, Sherlock Holmes is an odd amalgam, a top-heavy light entertainment that keeps throwing things at you, and doesn't seem too concerned with wh. Read the latest information about Sherlock Holmes as this story develops.  

GUY Ritchie thinks Madonna is a good actress. The Sherlock Holmes director — who divorced the 4 Minutes singer after nearly eight years of marriage in 2008 — claims her acting talents are unfairly written off because people struggle to imagine her as anything other than a pop superstar. “If you ask me, I think she’s all [...]  

Director Guy Ritchie has completely reimaged Sherlock Holmes in a very Guy Ritchie way, and that's not sitting well with a lot of the critics. "In this corner is Guy Ritchie, master of visual con-game action movies that tend toward all-style-no-substance. In that corner is Sherlock Holmes, the cerebral master sleuth who solves crimes with quiet deduction, intense concentration and a seven-percent solution. It's no contest: The winner is...  

While director Guy Ritchie makes the press junket rounds in support of his highly anticipated (and swoon-inducing) new film, “Sherlock Holmes,” you can imagine that the topic of his famous ex wife, Madonna, is going to come up. But rather than dodging questions about Madge, Ritchie has been surprisingly open - and positive - about [...]  

Pay close attention in the new “Sherlock Holmes” movie and you’ll see a sign in the background for “The Punch Bowl,” a nod to director Guy Ritchie’s London pub. The quaint watering hole at 41 Farm St., in the posh Mayfair neighborhood, is a good place for celeb-spotting.  

Madonna is reportedly trying to hook up with her ex-husband Guy Ritchie for Christmas. Madonna, Jesus Luz and Steven Klein out for dinner at Nello's on Madison Avenue in New York City. - Splash News The amicable divorced pair are said to be planning ...  

LONDON (AP) — All in all, Guy Ritchie has had a pretty good 2009. He had a blast making his big-budget thriller "Sherlock Holmes," stayed focused on his work — and avoided coverage of the fallout from his split with Madonna.  

Guy Ritchie doesn't regret making "Swept Away" with ex-wife Madonna. The 41-year-old British director - whose 2002 movie "Swept Away" starring his ex-wife Madonna, 51, flopped at the cinema and went straight to DVD in the UK - said he wasn't upset by ...  

Directed by Guy Ritchie. Produced by Susan Downey, Dan Lin, Joel Silver and Lionel Wigram. Written by Michael Robert Johnson, Anthony Peckham, Simon Kinberg and Lionel Wigram, based on the characters of Arthur Conan Doyle. Photographed by Philippe ...  

Dr. Watson and the lads from Scotland Yard load their pistols en route to a raid. Our hero, who has gotten there well ahead of them thanks to his parkour (climbing/clambering) skills, kicks the door down, Dirty Harry style. This is not your great grandfather’s Sherlock Holmes. Guy Ritchie has turned the cerebral pipe-smoker into a [...]  

MTV has posted an exclusive where  Sherlock Holmes director Guy Ritchie discusses the upcoming adaptation of DC Comics’ Lobo. Early this Fall, it was reported (by the infallible titans of entertainment journalism over at Variety) that Ritchie was attached to direct Lobo. And since the report came from Variety – not one of those crappy unreliable [...]