Helena
Bonham
Carter
is
all
set
to
return
for
Enola
Holmes
sequel
alongside
Millie
Bobby
Brown
and
Henry
Cavill.
According
to
Variety,
the
film
backed
by
Netflix
the
sequel
will
also
star
David
Thewlis,
Susan
Wokoma,
Adeel
Akhtar,
Sharon
Duncan-Brewster,
Hannah
Dodd,
Abbie
Hern,
Gabriel
Tierney
and
Serrana
Su-Ling
Bliss.
Enola
Holmes
was
a
massive
hit
for
Netflix
in
2020.
The
streaming
platform
reported
that
an
estimated
76
million
households
tuned
into
the
movie
during
its
first
28
days
of
release.
The
announcement
for
its
sequel
was
made
at
the
Tudum
global
fan
event.
It
also
revealed
that
Louis
Partridge
would
reprise
his
role
as
Tewksbury.
The
film
will
be
directed
by
Emmy
and
BAFTA-winning
filmmaker
Harry
Bradbeer
and
penned
by
Tony-winning
writer
Jack
Thorne.
For
the
unversed,
Bonham
Carter
in
the
first
film
was
seen
playing
Eudoria
Holmes,
the
matriarch
of
the
famous
sleuthing
family.
Enola
Homes
based
on
Nancy
Springer's
books,
follows
Enola
(played
by
Millie
Bobby
Brown)
as
she
follows
the
trail
her
mother
left
behind
goes
missing.
Enola,
the
rebellious
teen
sister
of
Sherlock
Holmes
(Cavill),
is
a
gifted
super-sleuth
in
her
own
right
and
often
outsmarts
her
famous
siblings.
Reportedly,
the
principal
photography
for
the
upcoming
sequel
is
set
to
kick
off
in
London.
For
the
sequel,
the
film
is
being
bankrolled
by
Legendary
in
partnership
with
Netflix.
The
film
marks
Millie
Booby
Brown's
third
collaboration
with
Netflix
after
Stranger
Things
and
Enola
Holmes.
She
was
last
seen
in
Godzilla
vs.
Kong
by
Legendary.
On
the
other
hand,
Cavill
is
currently
gearing
up
for
the
release
of
the
second
season
of
The
Witcher
on
Netflix.