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** And when the movie actually came out, well... it didn't exactly silence any critics, let's put it that way. From Holmes spending most of the movie trying to break up Watson's engagement, to the old married couple bickering about setting rooms on fire and testing anesthesia on the dog, to Holmes almost losing it when Watson [[spoiler: gets injured in an explosion]] and then disguising himself in order to sneak into [[spoiler:the hospital where Watson's being treated and treat him himself]]... and ''then'' being confronted by Watson's fiancé who says "I know you care for him just as much as I do", all the way down to Watson's glib comment, upon seeing Holmes again after Holmes had [[spoiler:gone on the run from the police]], that "You look gorgeous"... well, you don't have to look very far for the subtext.
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** And when the movie actually came out, well... it didn't exactly silence any critics, let's put it that way. From Holmes spending most of the movie trying to break up Watson's engagement, to the old married couple bickering about setting rooms on fire and testing anesthesia on the dog, to Holmes almost losing it when Watson [[spoiler: gets [[spoiler:gets injured in an explosion]] and then disguising himself in order to sneak into [[spoiler:the hospital where Watson's being treated and treat him himself]]... and ''then'' being confronted by Watson's fiancé who says "I know you care for him just as much as I do", do," all the way down to Watson's glib comment, upon seeing Holmes again after Holmes had [[spoiler:gone on the run from the police]], that "You look gorgeous"... well, you don't have to look very far for the subtext.
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--->'''Holmes:''' ''(illustrating a point)'' Take Watson.
--->'''Mary:''' I intend to.
--->'''Holmes:''' ''(unhappy laugh)''
--->'''Mary:''' I intend to.
--->'''Holmes:''' ''(unhappy laugh)''
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--->'''Holmes:''' ''(illustrating a point)'' Take Watson.
--->'''Mary:'''Watson.\\
'''Mary:''' I intendto.
--->'''Holmes:'''to.\\
'''Holmes:''' ''(unhappy laugh)''
--->'''Mary:'''
'''Mary:''' I intend
--->'''Holmes:'''
'''Holmes:''' ''(unhappy laugh)''
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* It's notable that the OrphanedPunchline to the joke Holmes tells in prison is "To which the barman says, 'May I [[DoubleEntendre push in your stool]]?'.
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* It's notable that the OrphanedPunchline to the joke Holmes tells in prison is "To which the barman says, 'May I [[DoubleEntendre push in your stool]]?'.stool]]?'
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what I assume the original intention was
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---> ''"This movie's a decent yaoi fanfiction."''
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* Don't forget how Lord Coward seems to worship Blackwood. Anytime Blackwood speaks, Coward is certain to be looking adoringly at him.
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* Don't forget how Lord Coward seems to worship Blackwood. Anytime Blackwood speaks, Coward is certain to be looking adoringly at him.him.
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* It's notable that the OrphanedPunchline to the joke Holmes tells in prison is "To which the barman says, 'May I [[DoubleEntendre push in]] [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar your stool]]?'.
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* It's notable that the OrphanedPunchline to the joke Holmes tells in prison is "To which the barman says, 'May I [[DoubleEntendre push in]] [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar in your stool]]?'.
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*** The actors didn't deny it ''that'' vehemently. Downey, Jr. made headlines when he described Holmes and Watson's relationship as [[ShipTease "two men who happen to be roommates, wrestle a lot and share a bed.]] It's bad-ass."
*** What about the interview where he described their relationship as being like "A couple of old queens bickering about what street to go antiquing on"?
*** What about the interview where he described their relationship as being like "A couple of old queens bickering about what street to go antiquing on"?
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*** The "want to go to the opera?" scene. That was ''totally'' a date.
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*** The "want to go to the opera?" scene. That was ''totally'' a date.
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--->'''Holmes:''' ''(unhappy "bitch plz" laugh)''
** And let's not forget Holmes's habit of [[SexyShirtSwitch stealing and wearing Watson's clothes....]]
*** Thats more of an annoying roommate thing than that.
*** [[TakeAThirdOption Why can't it be both?]]
** Pointed out in the [[http://thatguywiththeglasses.com/videolinks/thatguywiththeglasses/5-second-movies/17090-sherlock-holmes-in-5-seconds Sherlock Holmes in 5 seconds]]. video.
** And let's not forget Holmes's habit of [[SexyShirtSwitch stealing and wearing Watson's clothes....]]
*** Thats more of an annoying roommate thing than that.
*** [[TakeAThirdOption Why can't it be both?]]
** Pointed out in the [[http://thatguywiththeglasses.com/videolinks/thatguywiththeglasses/5-second-movies/17090-sherlock-holmes-in-5-seconds Sherlock Holmes in 5 seconds]]. video.
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--->'''Holmes:''' ''(unhappy "bitch plz" laugh)''
** And let's not forget Holmes's habit of [[SexyShirtSwitch stealing and wearing Watson's clothes....]]
*** Thats more of an annoying roommate thing than that.
*** [[TakeAThirdOption Why can't it be both?]]
** Pointed out in the [[http://thatguywiththeglasses.com/videolinks/thatguywiththeglasses/5-second-movies/17090-sherlock-holmes-in-5-seconds Sherlock Holmes in 5 seconds]]. video.laugh)''
** And let's not forget Holmes's habit of [[SexyShirtSwitch stealing and wearing Watson's clothes....]]
*** Thats more of an annoying roommate thing than that.
*** [[TakeAThirdOption Why can't it be both?]]
** Pointed out in the [[http://thatguywiththeglasses.com/videolinks/thatguywiththeglasses/5-second-movies/17090-sherlock-holmes-in-5-seconds Sherlock Holmes in 5 seconds]]. video.
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** There's some subtle FridgeBrilliance HoYay in the scene in the attic. Holmes and Watson share an [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/holmes_before_2417.jpg awkward moment]] of reconciliation. There's a long drawn out pause. After the scene cuts, Holmes has [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/holmes_after_5348.jpg changed his clothes.]]
*** Alternatively, Holmes may have taken off his overshirt because it's rumpled and gross.
** At one point Holmes and Watson call each other "Old Cock" and "Mother Hen" respectively.
*** Alternatively, Holmes may have taken off his overshirt because it's rumpled and gross.
** At one point Holmes and Watson call each other "Old Cock" and "Mother Hen" respectively.
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* It's notable that the OrphanedPunchline to the joke Holmes tells in prison is "So the barman says, 'May I [[DoubleEntendre push in]] [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar your stool]]?'.
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* It's notable that the OrphanedPunchline to the joke Holmes tells in prison is "So "To which the barman says, 'May I [[DoubleEntendre push in]] [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar your stool]]?'.
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* Don't forget how Lord Coward seems to worship Blackwood. Anytime Blackwood speaks, Coward is certain to be looking adoringly at him.
* According to the trailers, sequel will be taking HoYay {{Up to Eleven}}. The second trailer is particularly slashy.
** And it does not disappoint. Between Holmes's obvious unhappiness at Watson's wedding, to the entire sequence on the train to Paris (but especially after [[spoiler: Mary gets thrown from the train]]), to them ''slow dancing'' before the climax... UpToEleven is putting it ''mildly''.
* There is a certain behind the scenes video that shows Ritchie asking Law and Downey to 'please stop queening it up' [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tj46b8w2BVI here]].
** In [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZuFGQ8j53NA&feature=g-vrec&context=G2347106RVAAAAAAAACQ yet another interview]], Downey refers to Law as his celly.
* According to the trailers, sequel will be taking HoYay {{Up to Eleven}}. The second trailer is particularly slashy.
** And it does not disappoint. Between Holmes's obvious unhappiness at Watson's wedding, to the entire sequence on the train to Paris (but especially after [[spoiler: Mary gets thrown from the train]]), to them ''slow dancing'' before the climax... UpToEleven is putting it ''mildly''.
* There is a certain behind the scenes video that shows Ritchie asking Law and Downey to 'please stop queening it up' [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tj46b8w2BVI here]].
** In [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZuFGQ8j53NA&feature=g-vrec&context=G2347106RVAAAAAAAACQ yet another interview]], Downey refers to Law as his celly.
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* Don't forget how Lord Coward seems to worship Blackwood. Anytime Blackwood speaks, Coward is certain to be looking adoringly at him.
* According to the trailers, sequel will be taking HoYay {{Up to Eleven}}. The second trailer is particularly slashy.
** And it does not disappoint. Between Holmes's obvious unhappiness at Watson's wedding, to the entire sequence on the train to Paris (but especially after [[spoiler: Mary gets thrown from the train]]), to them ''slow dancing'' before the climax... UpToEleven is putting it ''mildly''.
* There is a certain behind the scenes video that shows Ritchie asking Law and Downey to 'please stop queening it up' [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tj46b8w2BVI here]].
** In [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZuFGQ8j53NA&feature=g-vrec&context=G2347106RVAAAAAAAACQ yet another interview]], Downey refers to Law as his celly.him.
* According to the trailers, sequel will be taking HoYay {{Up to Eleven}}. The second trailer is particularly slashy.
** And it does not disappoint. Between Holmes's obvious unhappiness at Watson's wedding, to the entire sequence on the train to Paris (but especially after [[spoiler: Mary gets thrown from the train]]), to them ''slow dancing'' before the climax... UpToEleven is putting it ''mildly''.
* There is a certain behind the scenes video that shows Ritchie asking Law and Downey to 'please stop queening it up' [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tj46b8w2BVI here]].
** In [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZuFGQ8j53NA&feature=g-vrec&context=G2347106RVAAAAAAAACQ yet another interview]], Downey refers to Law as his celly.
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*** It's always something about the {{Celibate Hero}}es, isn't it? Holmes and Watson, [[Franchise/{{Batman}} Batman and Robin]], [[Literature/TheLordOfTheRings Frodo and Sam]], [[ComicBook/{{Watchmen}} Rorschach and...whoever.]] They're probably ''all'' in some giant [[SlashFic Slashfest]] [[RuleThirtyFour out there]], [[SturgeonsLaw or two or three.]]
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* Holmes and Watson, Holmes and Lestrade, Holmes and Lord Blackwood...
** Let's just go with [[LauncherOfAThousandShips Holmes/Everyone]].
** Holmes and Watson naturally get the lion's share of the attention here, since their literary counterparts might just be the most slashed characters in all of fiction. Even before the movie aired, Robert Downey Jr. and Jude Law were being continually asked about/criticized for alleged homoerotic undertones, which they vehemently insisted were not their intention (Jude Law once stated something along the lines of, "They can have a horribly codependent relationship without there being something sexual involved").
*** Notably, they can have a romantic relationship without anything sexual going on too...
*** The actors didn't deny it ''that'' vehemently. Downey, Jr. made headlines when he described Holmes and Watson's relationship as [[ShipTease "two men who happen to be roommates, wrestle a lot and share a bed.]] It's bad-ass."
*** What about the interview where he described their relationship as being like "A couple of old queens bickering about what street to go antiquing on"?
*** It's always something about the {{Celibate Hero}}es, isn't it? Holmes and Watson, [[Franchise/{{Batman}} Batman and Robin]], [[Literature/TheLordOfTheRings Frodo and Sam]], [[ComicBook/{{Watchmen}} Rorschach and...whoever.]] They're probably ''all'' in some giant [[SlashFic Slashfest]] [[RuleThirtyFour out there]], [[SturgeonsLaw or two or three.]]
** The film was even lampshading this in the trailers. Scenes of domestic bickering between Holmes and Watson, followed by Irene Adler saying 'They've been flirting for hours'? We see what you did there.
** And when the movie actually came out, well... it didn't exactly silence any critics, let's put it that way. From Holmes spending most of the movie trying to break up Watson's engagement, to the old married couple bickering about setting rooms on fire and testing anesthesia on the dog, to Holmes almost losing it when Watson [[spoiler: gets injured in an explosion]] and then disguising himself in order to sneak into [[spoiler:the hospital where Watson's being treated and treat him himself]]... and ''then'' being confronted by Watson's fiancé who says "I know you care for him just as much as I do", all the way down to Watson's glib comment, upon seeing Holmes again after Holmes had [[spoiler:gone on the run from the police]], that "You look gorgeous"... well, you don't have to look very far for the subtext.
** Not to mention all the touching that goes on. Holmes resting his arm on Watson's thigh while sitting at his feet, trailing his hand across Watson's shoulders, standing chest to chest... just to name a few. And all the awkward silences when the topic of separation comes up.
** There's also [[SleepCute Holmes falling asleep against Watson's back]], them arguing about who owns what ("our dog" vs. "THE Dog") and Holmes inviting Watson out to his brother Mycroft's estate for essentially a "fix our marriage with a weekend getaway" trip.
*** The "want to go to the opera?" scene. That was ''totally'' a date.
** "My tongue will be completely useless to you, Watson." "Worse things could happen."
** Speaking of Holmes lines begging to be taken out of context: "Be gentle with me, Watson."
** '''Holmes:''' ''(takes off Watson's belt)'' Don't get excited.
** Not to disregard this particular quote:
--->'''Holmes:''' ''(illustrating a point)'' Take Watson.
--->'''Mary:''' I intend to.
--->'''Holmes:''' ''(unhappy "bitch plz" laugh)''
** And let's not forget Holmes's habit of [[SexyShirtSwitch stealing and wearing Watson's clothes....]]
*** Thats more of an annoying roommate thing than that.
*** [[TakeAThirdOption Why can't it be both?]]
** Pointed out in the [[http://thatguywiththeglasses.com/videolinks/thatguywiththeglasses/5-second-movies/17090-sherlock-holmes-in-5-seconds Sherlock Holmes in 5 seconds]]. video.
---> ''"This movie's a decent yaoi fanfiction."''
** There's some subtle FridgeBrilliance HoYay in the scene in the attic. Holmes and Watson share an [[http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/holmes_before_2417.jpg awkward moment]] of reconciliation. There's a long drawn out pause. After the scene cuts, Holmes has [[http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/holmes_after_5348.jpg changed his clothes.]]
*** Alternatively, Holmes may have taken off his overshirt because it's rumpled and gross.
** At one point Holmes and Watson call each other "Old Cock" and "Mother Hen" respectively.
* Often going unnoticed, but the decor in Watson's office at Baker Street very prominently features ''a lot'' of Classical Greek-esque statues of near-naked men in interesting poses.[[note]]The first scene in the movie to use this set initially shows Watson looking through the window and framed by said statues on the sill, if you're wondering where to look.[[/note]] Which is ''maybe'' justifiable because he's a doctor, but it's worth noting that they're ''all male'' and seem to favour a highly idealised (as opposed to clinical, like you might expect) portrait of the male anatomy. It's almost like the film's crew were actively trying to fuel some kind of speculation...?
* It's notable that the OrphanedPunchline to the joke Holmes tells in prison is "So the barman says, 'May I [[DoubleEntendre push in]] [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar your stool]]?'.
* The diamond ring Mary, Watson's fiancee, is wearing at the end of the film, given to her by Holmes to replace the one he dropped earlier. The implication is that its made from the jewel Holmes took from Irene Adler -- so does this mean that symbolically all four characters are married now?
* The part where Blackwood and Holmes are talking right before the former's execution. Blackwood is right behind Holmes, whispering in his ear when he says, "I need you.' Or something along those lines.
* Don't forget how Lord Coward seems to worship Blackwood. Anytime Blackwood speaks, Coward is certain to be looking adoringly at him.
* According to the trailers, sequel will be taking HoYay {{Up to Eleven}}. The second trailer is particularly slashy.
** And it does not disappoint. Between Holmes's obvious unhappiness at Watson's wedding, to the entire sequence on the train to Paris (but especially after [[spoiler: Mary gets thrown from the train]]), to them ''slow dancing'' before the climax... UpToEleven is putting it ''mildly''.
* There is a certain behind the scenes video that shows Ritchie asking Law and Downey to 'please stop queening it up' [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tj46b8w2BVI here]].
** In [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZuFGQ8j53NA&feature=g-vrec&context=G2347106RVAAAAAAAACQ yet another interview]], Downey refers to Law as his celly.
** Let's just go with [[LauncherOfAThousandShips Holmes/Everyone]].
** Holmes and Watson naturally get the lion's share of the attention here, since their literary counterparts might just be the most slashed characters in all of fiction. Even before the movie aired, Robert Downey Jr. and Jude Law were being continually asked about/criticized for alleged homoerotic undertones, which they vehemently insisted were not their intention (Jude Law once stated something along the lines of, "They can have a horribly codependent relationship without there being something sexual involved").
*** Notably, they can have a romantic relationship without anything sexual going on too...
*** The actors didn't deny it ''that'' vehemently. Downey, Jr. made headlines when he described Holmes and Watson's relationship as [[ShipTease "two men who happen to be roommates, wrestle a lot and share a bed.]] It's bad-ass."
*** What about the interview where he described their relationship as being like "A couple of old queens bickering about what street to go antiquing on"?
*** It's always something about the {{Celibate Hero}}es, isn't it? Holmes and Watson, [[Franchise/{{Batman}} Batman and Robin]], [[Literature/TheLordOfTheRings Frodo and Sam]], [[ComicBook/{{Watchmen}} Rorschach and...whoever.]] They're probably ''all'' in some giant [[SlashFic Slashfest]] [[RuleThirtyFour out there]], [[SturgeonsLaw or two or three.]]
** The film was even lampshading this in the trailers. Scenes of domestic bickering between Holmes and Watson, followed by Irene Adler saying 'They've been flirting for hours'? We see what you did there.
** And when the movie actually came out, well... it didn't exactly silence any critics, let's put it that way. From Holmes spending most of the movie trying to break up Watson's engagement, to the old married couple bickering about setting rooms on fire and testing anesthesia on the dog, to Holmes almost losing it when Watson [[spoiler: gets injured in an explosion]] and then disguising himself in order to sneak into [[spoiler:the hospital where Watson's being treated and treat him himself]]... and ''then'' being confronted by Watson's fiancé who says "I know you care for him just as much as I do", all the way down to Watson's glib comment, upon seeing Holmes again after Holmes had [[spoiler:gone on the run from the police]], that "You look gorgeous"... well, you don't have to look very far for the subtext.
** Not to mention all the touching that goes on. Holmes resting his arm on Watson's thigh while sitting at his feet, trailing his hand across Watson's shoulders, standing chest to chest... just to name a few. And all the awkward silences when the topic of separation comes up.
** There's also [[SleepCute Holmes falling asleep against Watson's back]], them arguing about who owns what ("our dog" vs. "THE Dog") and Holmes inviting Watson out to his brother Mycroft's estate for essentially a "fix our marriage with a weekend getaway" trip.
*** The "want to go to the opera?" scene. That was ''totally'' a date.
** "My tongue will be completely useless to you, Watson." "Worse things could happen."
** Speaking of Holmes lines begging to be taken out of context: "Be gentle with me, Watson."
** '''Holmes:''' ''(takes off Watson's belt)'' Don't get excited.
** Not to disregard this particular quote:
--->'''Holmes:''' ''(illustrating a point)'' Take Watson.
--->'''Mary:''' I intend to.
--->'''Holmes:''' ''(unhappy "bitch plz" laugh)''
** And let's not forget Holmes's habit of [[SexyShirtSwitch stealing and wearing Watson's clothes....]]
*** Thats more of an annoying roommate thing than that.
*** [[TakeAThirdOption Why can't it be both?]]
** Pointed out in the [[http://thatguywiththeglasses.com/videolinks/thatguywiththeglasses/5-second-movies/17090-sherlock-holmes-in-5-seconds Sherlock Holmes in 5 seconds]]. video.
---> ''"This movie's a decent yaoi fanfiction."''
** There's some subtle FridgeBrilliance HoYay in the scene in the attic. Holmes and Watson share an [[http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/holmes_before_2417.jpg awkward moment]] of reconciliation. There's a long drawn out pause. After the scene cuts, Holmes has [[http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/holmes_after_5348.jpg changed his clothes.]]
*** Alternatively, Holmes may have taken off his overshirt because it's rumpled and gross.
** At one point Holmes and Watson call each other "Old Cock" and "Mother Hen" respectively.
* Often going unnoticed, but the decor in Watson's office at Baker Street very prominently features ''a lot'' of Classical Greek-esque statues of near-naked men in interesting poses.[[note]]The first scene in the movie to use this set initially shows Watson looking through the window and framed by said statues on the sill, if you're wondering where to look.[[/note]] Which is ''maybe'' justifiable because he's a doctor, but it's worth noting that they're ''all male'' and seem to favour a highly idealised (as opposed to clinical, like you might expect) portrait of the male anatomy. It's almost like the film's crew were actively trying to fuel some kind of speculation...?
* It's notable that the OrphanedPunchline to the joke Holmes tells in prison is "So the barman says, 'May I [[DoubleEntendre push in]] [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar your stool]]?'.
* The diamond ring Mary, Watson's fiancee, is wearing at the end of the film, given to her by Holmes to replace the one he dropped earlier. The implication is that its made from the jewel Holmes took from Irene Adler -- so does this mean that symbolically all four characters are married now?
* The part where Blackwood and Holmes are talking right before the former's execution. Blackwood is right behind Holmes, whispering in his ear when he says, "I need you.' Or something along those lines.
* Don't forget how Lord Coward seems to worship Blackwood. Anytime Blackwood speaks, Coward is certain to be looking adoringly at him.
* According to the trailers, sequel will be taking HoYay {{Up to Eleven}}. The second trailer is particularly slashy.
** And it does not disappoint. Between Holmes's obvious unhappiness at Watson's wedding, to the entire sequence on the train to Paris (but especially after [[spoiler: Mary gets thrown from the train]]), to them ''slow dancing'' before the climax... UpToEleven is putting it ''mildly''.
* There is a certain behind the scenes video that shows Ritchie asking Law and Downey to 'please stop queening it up' [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tj46b8w2BVI here]].
** In [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZuFGQ8j53NA&feature=g-vrec&context=G2347106RVAAAAAAAACQ yet another interview]], Downey refers to Law as his celly.
