Enola Holmes 2: Henry Cavil returns as  Sherlock Holmes

Enola Holmes 2 Updates: Millie Bobby Brown and Henry Call are going to return to reprise with their respective goals of Enola Holmes and her elder brother Sherlock Holmes in the sequel. Netflix has announced the return of the show with the writer Jack Thorne and Director Harry Bradbeer.

It has been based on The Enola Holmes Mysteries of the Nanny Springer. There is plenty more material which includes five more books to be precise and to get adopted here. The first movie of Enola Holmes was inspired by the book “ The Case of the Missing Marquess”. It is quite obvious that the second movie will be based on the book “ The Case of the Left-Handed Lady”.

The series of books, Enola Holmes functions in a similar cases-by-case manner akin to the Author Conan Doyle’s Sherlock Holmes novels. There has been no stopping Thorne and Bradbeer from tackling a different type of adventure. They have the larger mystery which has to pay off from the first movie.

Enola Holmes 2: Henry Cavil returns

The one which has involved the mother of Enola, Eudoria Holmes, which has been portrayed by Helena Bonham Carter. She has not yet been confirmed the return yet, though we can imagine that Enola Holmes 2 will be going to involve her in some capacity. The plot of the first movie was driven by Eudora on being part of a radical suffragette movement.

The loss for Warner Bros. Pictures has originally planned the movie Enola Holmes in the theatres. but the plan was canceled due to the pandemic of Covid-19. The studio which produced it, Legendary Pictures has then sold the global distribution rights to Netflix. Enola Holmes has ended up being the franchise that it has been hoped to become.

There is no doubt that there is going to be an Enola Holmes 2.It was considered that the first movie was watched by 76 million Netflix users in the first four weeks off after it was released at the end of September.

Netflix naturally knows how many viewers have finished the Enola Holmes in full. It feels quite comfortable in greenlighting a second young adult fourth-wall-breaking period detective drama.