Andrew Scott as Jim Moriarty and Mark Gatiss as Mycroft Holmes filming the Sherlock TV show at St Bart s Hospital 94340, LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM - Sunday April 14, 2013. Andrew Scott as Jim Moriarty and Mark Gatiss as Mycroft Holmes filming the Sherlock TV show at St Bart s Hospital. In this scene, it looks like Moriarty and Sherlock s brother Mycroft are scheming together as they look shifty shake hands, depart in different directions. Shortly after the two schemers depart, Sherlock s body double corpse is dragged out into the street by two tough looking thugs. They arrange the body on the floor then squirt blood from a blood bag around the head of the body just before a large group of people run over, including a doctor and some nurses
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Recording Date: Apr 14, 2013
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Andrew Scott as Jim Moriarty and Mark Gatiss as Mycroft Holmes filming the Sherlock TV show at St Bart s Hospital 94340, LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM - Sunday April 14, 2013. Andrew Scott as Jim Moriarty and Mark Gatiss as Mycroft Holmes filming the Sherlock TV show at St Bart s Hospital. In this scene, it looks like Moriarty and Sherlock s brother Mycroft are scheming together as they look shifty shake hands, depart in different directions. Shortly after the two schemers depart, Sherlock s body double corpse is dragged out into the street by two tough looking thugs. They arrange the body on the floor then squirt blood from a blood bag around the head of the body just before a large group of people run over, including a doctor and some nurses
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