Oct 24, 2011 by Courtney O.
Warner Bros. Sets Sherlock Holmes 3 Writer

Warner Bros. sets writer for third installment
With the second Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows just around the corner December 16th, Warner Bros. has hired on Drew Pearce to script the third installment of the period detective adventure movies starring Robert Downey Jr. as the infamous detective and Jude Law as his stalwart partner Watson.
Drew Pearce is the creator of the British superhero TV satire No Heroics.
No production date has been set.Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows was released December 16th, 2011 and stars Robert Downey Jr., Jude Law, Noomi Rapace, Rachel McAdams, Jared Harris, Stephen Fry, Paul Anderson, Kelly Reilly. The film is directed by Guy Ritchie.
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Watson Mcflyy
Thank God for Robert Downey Jr.
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slysnide
I just hope Professor Moriarty isn't in the third one. It'd be nice to have another original story like the first one.
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Sean
@ejk1
Yes, they probably liked it.
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ejk1
WB must really like what they've seen of A Game of Shadows.
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Georgia DiPirro
Wow Robert Downey Jr, what a comeback -- bigger and better than ever ~ Fabulous!
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Nicholaus XX
@junior-roberts -- Good point, that really is something.
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Sean
@thrashnasty190
Yeah, hopefully it will turn out to be a good movie.
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Bawnian©-Dexeus
Two trilogies? Nice
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Junior Roberts
Damn... Robert Downey Jr bout to be the star of two trilogies, "Iron Man" and "Sherlock Holmes"..... CHA-CHING!!!!! Talk about a comeback career.
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thrashnasty190
I think that Pearce guy is also writing Iron Man 3, but WB must have faith the second will do awesome I personally can't wait for it.
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