Read from CBR:
HBO Max currently has two scripted interpretations of Sherlock Holmes in the works, both produced by Robery Downey Jr. and his wife Susan Downey under their production company banner, Team Downey. Lionel Wigram, who also produced 2009's Sherlock Holmes and 2011's Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows, featuring Downey Jr.'s Holmes, will co-produce alongside Team Downey.
The report revealed no details on the premise of either series or their interconnectedness, nor is it clear if these series replace the long-awaited Sherlock Holmes 3 or if we've seen the last of Downey Jr.'s interpretation of the legendary sleuth. Both series are in the early stages of development, with no casting, writing or other attachments revealed. Warner Bros. Television-backed HBO Max is the natural streaming service to air the series on, as Warner Bros. Studios produced the Downey Jr. led films, and Team Downey has a deal with HBO and produces its network show, Perry Mason.
HBO Max currently has two scripted interpretations of Sherlock Holmes in the works, both produced by Robery Downey Jr. and his wife Susan Downey under their production company banner, Team Downey. Lionel Wigram, who also produced 2009's Sherlock Holmes and 2011's Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows, featuring Downey Jr.'s Holmes, will co-produce alongside Team Downey.
The report revealed no details on the premise of either series or their interconnectedness, nor is it clear if these series replace the long-awaited Sherlock Holmes 3 or if we've seen the last of Downey Jr.'s interpretation of the legendary sleuth. Both series are in the early stages of development, with no casting, writing or other attachments revealed. Warner Bros. Television-backed HBO Max is the natural streaming service to air the series on, as Warner Bros. Studios produced the Downey Jr. led films, and Team Downey has a deal with HBO and produces its network show, Perry Mason.
