Sherlock Holmes 3: have they released the main villain? Check out release date, cast, storyline and everything else you need to know.

Although the death of Tony Stark was devastating for moviegoers, it did wonders for Robert Downey, Jr.’s different franchises. He’s setting out a Dr. Dolittle reboot series next 12 months and Warner Bros. Have announced a third movie in his Sherlock Holmes franchise.

Downey’s closing movie within the function of the long-lasting Victorian detective turned into launched earlier than the Avengers assembled at the quit of the MCU’s Phase 1, after which Downey located himself quite busy, so the threequel has been a long term coming. With a director employed and a launch date set, here is what we know so far approximately Sherlock Holmes three.

Updated on April 6th, 2020: Now that his commitments to Marvel have come to an give up and his latest reboot of the Dr. Dolittle franchise crashed and burned quite horribly, Robert Downey, Jr. Is free to go back to the function of Sherlock Holmes. With Iron Man dead, all of Downey’s eggs are in the Sherlock Holmes basket. On the manner to the threequel’s 2021 release date, Warner Bros. Has launched a few extra information about the movie, so we’ve up to date this listing with a few new information.

As of yet, we don’t have a teaser trailer or normal theatrical trailer for Sherlock Holmes three. It’s no longer like Warner Bros. Is keeping out on us. Production hasn’t yet begun, so there’s no photos to make a trailer from. Marketing for the threequel is still a few months away, but we’ll get a trailer in due time.

A bunch of different writers have worked on the script for Sherlock Holmes three. A couple of years ago, the producers even put together a writers’ room inside the hopes that an entire team of scribes could be capable of hammer out a draft that they had been glad with.

As far as we know, Warner Bros. And the crew are operating from a draft that become written by way of Chris Brancato. Brancato’s previous writing credits consist of episodes of The X-Files, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, and Narcos, so he’s used to slotting events into ongoing storylines.