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Mademoiselle Holmes is a French television series, inspired by the Sherlock Holmes stories.

Synopsisedit

Shy French cop Charlie Holmes is the great-granddaughter of the great English detective Sherlock Holmes. She uses her hereditary deductive brilliance to solve crimes with the aid of Samy Vatel, her Dr. Watson substitute.

Castedit

• Lola Dewaere as Charlie Holmes
• Tom Villa as Samy Vatel
• Daniel Prévost as George Holmes
• Thomas Jouannet as Chris Hervieu
• Alika Del Sol as Florence Billon

Releaseedit

The series was broadcast from 11 April 2024, on TF1.^[1]

Referencesedit

External linksedit

• Mademoiselle Holmes at IMDb

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