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Guy Ritchie, director of the Robert Downey Jr.-led "Sherlock Holmes" film series, is returning to the world of Sherlock Holmes after many years. However, he's not helming a third installment of the Downey Jr. films, but rather partnering with Amazon Prime Video for a new series, "Young Sherlock." With the series set to premiere next month, its second official trailer and main key art (pictured below) have finally been unveiled.
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The series features a stellar cast, including Hero Fiennes Tiffin as Sherlock, Natascha McElhone as his mother, Cordelia, Max Irons as his brother, Mycroft, Joseph Fiennes as his father, Silas, and a special appearance by Academy Award winner Colin Firth.
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"Young Sherlock" is a prequel adaptation, exploring the early life and adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Ritchie serves as an executive producer and directed several episodes. The series is slated to premiere on March 4.
The official synopsis reads: A young, raw, and unformed Sherlock Holmes finds himself unexpectedly entangled in a murder case that threatens his freedom. His first case uncovers a global conspiracy, culminating in a thrilling showdown that irrevocably alters his life. Set in 1870s Oxford before expanding overseas, the story chronicles the rebellious youth's early exploits before he transforms into Baker Street's most renowned detective.