Tom and Jerry Meet Sherlock Holmes

A 2010 American animated comedy mystery film produced by Warner Bros. Animation and Turner Entertainment. In this film, the iconic characters Tom and Jerry find themselves in Victorian London, assisting the legendary detective Sherlock Holmes (Michael York) and his loyal partner Dr. Watson (John Rhys-Davies) in investigating a series of jewel thefts. The primary suspect is a singer named Red (Grey DeLisle), who is being framed. Tom, working for Holmes, and Jerry, a friend of Red, join forces to uncover the real culprit. During their investigation, they confront Professor Moriarty (Malcolm McDowell), the evil genius behind the crimes. Along the way, Tom and Jerry face off against three Siamese cats—Tin (Greg Ellis), Pan (Jess Harnell), and Alley (Richard McGonagle)—who are working for Moriarty. The film also features characters like Butch and Droopy (both voiced by Jeff Bergman), adding comedic elements to the storyline. The movie blends elements of classic Sherlock Holmes tales with the signature humor and dynamic between Tom and Jerry. Viewers can expect rooftop chases across London, theater scenes, and tense moments in the city's alleyways. Michael Tavera's musical score enhances the Victorian-era atmosphere. The film received positive reviews for successfully combining a detective narrative with comedic elements, as well as for preserving the spirit of the original Tom and Jerry cartoons.