‘Sherlock Holmes’ producer has said there will be a part 3

The Sherlock Holmes movie will take place in the US instead of Europe or UK.

Producer Susan Downey – who is the wife of Sherlock Holmes actor Robert Downey Jr. – has now revealed the team thought about what would make the movie unique and give it a “slightly different direction” and that would be by moving the story Stateside.

Speaking with Collider, the 51-year-old producer said: “We’ve been talking about a slightly different direction.”

“It’s always been kind of set in America, and whether that’s a good idea or not, I’m not sure, but I love it,” she added.

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The producer further mentioned, “I love that idea. So, I would just love to do it. It’s just hard. It’s been a while, the bar is really high, or at least Robert has set the bar really high, so I don’t know.”

For anyone unversed, Sherlock Holmes, played by Downey Jr. and his loyal partner, Dr. Watson, portrayed by Jude Law, work to stop a villain who threatens all of London and fakes his death.

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Not much is known about the third Sherlock Holmes installment since the release of the second part in 2011, Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows.

Downey also explained that the film had been slowed down due to having a busy schedule and the Covid-19 pandemic.

She said: “We came pretty close at one point, and I think I am grateful that we didn’t make that version of it. I won’t go into what that was, which isn’t meant to sound cryptic.”

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“It just didn’t work out timing-wise, because we couldn’t get it in before Jude was going to be unavailable. I think it was a good thing that we all stepped back,” the 51-year-old stated.

“And then there was a big old pandemic and all that kind of stuff,” the wife of the Iron Man star recalled.

Susan Downey concluded: “I would love to bring a third Sherlock to the world. I really would. And we’ve been playing with it for a long time.”