SHERLOCK HOLMES 3 Release Date Has Been Delayed A Year; Will Now Debut December 2021

SHERLOCK HOLMES 3 Release Date Has Been Delayed A Year; Will Now Debut December 2021

Bringing Robert Downey Jr. back to a role he's been playing nearly as long as Tony Stark, Sherlock Holmes 3 will see both him & Jude Law return as Holmes & Watson, in what'll hopefully be a worthy sequel.

By Dragonsfoe - Mar 05, 2019 08:03 PM EST
Filed Under: Sherlock Holmes
Source: Deadline
It's no secret that Sherlock Holmes 3 has been in development hell for around a decade. With the last sequel, Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows, hitting theaters late 2011, it seems as though Warner Bros. has had a hard time getting it off the ground.

Due to the business and scheduling conflicts of both Jude Law and Robert Downey Jr., it has been a hot minute since they appeared as the iconic literary duo on the big screen. Last year it was announced that they are officially on board for a third installment, but according to the latest reports, we'll have to wait a year loinger to see it.

According to Deadline, Sherlock Holmes 3 has changed its release date, shifting from a December 2020 debut to Christmas 2021. To be exact, the film will make its way into theaters December 22, 2021, in direct competition with Wicked, Hotel Transylvania 4 and Avatar 3.

The reasons behind the changes are unknown, but the news came with intriguing details. The studio has made way for an untitled live-action event film to replace Holmes' Christmas 2020 date - The Trench, perhaps?

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