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The trailer for Sherlock Holmes differs from the film poster and magazine cover by focusing on introducing the narrative rather than specific actors. The poster advertises the film through the well-known actors Robert Downey Jr. and Jude Law. The magazine cover focuses on selling the magazine using Robert Downey Jr.'s fame, rather than the film. There are similarities and differences between the poster and magazine cover due to the poster purely advertising the film, while the magazine cover invites purchase of the magazine.
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- 2. Trailer This trailer differs to the poster and magazine cover because the trailer is introducing the audience to the narrative rather than focusing on certain actors, even though the characters are an integral part of the film. This is different to the poster because the poster is advertising the film through the two well known actors, Robert Downey Jr and Jude Law, and the magazine cover is focusing on selling the magazine rather than the film and therefore the use of Robert Downey Jr on the cover draws the buyers in as he is a very famous actor.
- 3. Poster & Magazine Front Cover There are similarities and differences to these two images, due to the fact that one is purely advertising the film, the film poster, whereas the magazine cover is inviting the audiences to purchase the magazine. This could be why Robert Downey Jr is the main element of the magazine due to his fame compared to Jude Law, as well as there being smaller images of the two other main films in the background.