Dr. Watson

For the other versions of the character, see Dr. Watson (homonymy)

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Dr. Watson
Informations
Aliases	Dr. Watson
Nationality	British
Gender	Male
Occupations	Doctor
External informations
First appearance	No informations
Portrayed by	Jude Law

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“The year was 1891. Storm clouds were brewing over Europe. France and Germany were at each other's throats, the result of a series of bombings. Some said it was the Nationalists. Others, the anarchists. But as usual, my friend Sherlock Holmes, had a different theory entirely.”
– John Watson

Dr. John H. Watson is the deuteragonist of Sherlock Holmes film trilogy by director Guy Ritchie, portrayed by British actor Jude Law. He is a doctor and former army doctor, the husband of Mary Morstan and the best friend and former flatmate of Sherlock Holmes.

As sidecick of Holmes, Watson helped him to fight cult leader and occultist Lord Henry Blackwood, also falling for the criminal' apparent death. After his real death by the intervention of Holmes, John helped him to fight the criminal mastermind James Moriarty, but also becoming the target of his threats, with his wife as collateral damage. In the end, he helped to foil Moriarty's plot at the Reichenbach conference by helping to expose and arrest the revolutionary René Heron, but was just in time to witness the sacrifice of his friend Holmes, who threw himself and Moriarty into the waterfalls surrounding the conference. Some time later, he seemed to realise that his friend might still be alive when he realised that his friend appeared to have gone to his flat to drop off a package, a respirator.

History

Early life

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Struggle with Lord Blackwood

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Moriarty' threat

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Personality

Like his flatmate and best friend, Watson was sarcastic and quick-witted, often arguing with Sherlock Holmes or Sherlock's brother, Mycroft. He was also brave and highly intelligent, often risking his life alongside Sherlock and using deductive reasoning for uncover hidden things, following the footsteps of his friend. Despite this however, he was noted by Sherlock to have passion for gambling he barely surmounted, and was also short-tempered at occasion.

Abilities

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“You know, he's nothing like as slow witted as you've been leading me to believe, Sherly.”
– Mycroft Holmes about John Watson

• Very high intelligence: While not exactly at the same level of his flatmate and best friend Sherlock Holmes, Watson proved to be highly intelligent. He showed advanced medical skills, keen deductive reasoning, and improvisation abilities, allowing him to be a valuable help for Sherlock.
  • Master doctor: To be added

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“I may be absent from the room, but my methods are not.”
– Sherlock Holmes to James Moriarty

• • Expert investigator: To be added
  • Expert tactician: To be added
• Expert combattant: To be added

Relationship

Sherlock Holmes

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Mary Morstan

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Quotes

See: Dr. Watson/Sherlock Holmes films/Quotes

Gallery

See: Dr. Watson/Sherlock Holmes films/Gallery