Guy Ritchie’s Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows, actor Jude Law has come out to provide an update on its much-awaited threequel. The franchise, featuring Robert Downey Jr. as the titular detective, kickstarted in 2009,

One of the most recent popular portrayals is Robert Downey Jr's interpretation in 2009's Sherlock Holmes, with Jude Law playing Dr Watson. The Oscar-nominated film was followed by a sequel, Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows,

As the film sits in limbo, though, Guy Ritchie is revisiting Sherlock in a whole new youthful way. The new series, which is heading to Amazon Prime Video, revolves around a young Holmes before he becomes the ace detective he's widely known as. Hopefully, it’ll have all of the same magic as the movie franchise.

Jude Law has revealed a third Sherlock Holmes is still in the works. The 51-year-old actor starred as Dr John Watson opposite Robert Downey Jr's titular detective in the 2009 eponymous flick and its 2011 sequel Sherlock Holmes 2: A Game of Shadows,

Speaking to The Playlist while promoting his true crime thriller, The Order, Mr Law provided an update on the fate of Sherlock Holmes 3. The British actor admitted that there were plans to incorporate time travel in the third movie but a 'new iteration' had moved beyond the plot point.

The third Sherlock Holmes movie may have been in development for over a decade, but Jude Law has a new update – and it seems pretty promising. "The plan has been evolving over how many years it’s been now,