Jude Law this week revealed that production on Sherlock Holmes 2 could start earlier than expected.
Speaking at the 45th Karlovy Vary International Film Festival, where he accepted the Festival President's Award, he revealed: "It looks likely that we're going to shoot the second Sherlock Holmes in October."
This advances production quite a bit from the previously stated December start, but Law was still vague on possible plot developments:
"I don't know yet where the story will go, but there are a lot of Sherlock Holmes novels to choose from."
With Scorcese's Hugo Cabret and Steven Soderbergh's Contagion also on his horizon, the second half of 2010 promises to be a busy period for Law.
But he seems to be looking forward to rejoining the Sherlock Holmes team most of all: "I had so much fun making Sherlock Holmes that the question of how much money it would make just wasn't one of my priorities."
"I was really pleased it was such a success but mostly because that will give me the opportunity to work with Robert and Guy again."
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