Kevin Michael Richardson on Sherlock Holmes

Kevin Michael Richardson, the hulk-sized actor who provides the voice of the naive son on "The Cleveland Show," loves to hit the movie theater. He explains why he was so dazzled by the latest incarnation of "Sherlock Holmes."

June 5, 2010 at 6:32PM
LOS ANGELES, CA - AUGUST 10: Actor Kevin Michael Richardson arrives at the Premiere Of Warner Bros. "Star Wars: The Clone Wars" on August 10, 2008 at the Grauman's Egyptian Theatre in Los Angeles, California.
LOS ANGELES, CA - AUGUST 10: Actor Kevin Michael Richardson arrives at the Premiere Of Warner Bros. "Star Wars: The Clone Wars" on August 10, 2008 at the Grauman's Egyptian Theatre in Los Angeles, California. (Getty Images/The Minnesota Star Tribune)

Kevin Michael Richardson, the hulk-sized actor who provides the voice of the naive son on "The Cleveland Show," loves to hit the movie theater. He explains why he was so dazzled by the latest incarnation of "Sherlock Holmes."

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"They went the younger route. It has this hip 'Matrix' feel to it while maintaining this old England look. Robert Downey Jr. is fantastic and interesting to look at. His work is solid. I couldn't find a weak link."

SHH-FP-010 ROBERT DOWNEY JR. as Sherlock Holmes in Warner Bros. Pictures� and Village Roadshow Pictures� action-adventure mystery �Sherlock Holmes,� distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures.
SHH-FP-010 ROBERT DOWNEY JR. as Sherlock Holmes in Warner Bros. Pictures� and Village Roadshow Pictures� action-adventure mystery �Sherlock Holmes,� distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures. (Dml -/The Minnesota Star Tribune)
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