Latest 'Enola Holmes 3' News Includes Malta Filming Updates
After two successful Netflix movies about the younger sleuth sis of Sherlock Holmes, Millie is picking back up her magnifying glass for another adventure in Enola Holmes 3. The movie series also stars Henry Cavill as Sherlock and Helena Bonham Carter as Sherlock and Enola's mother, Eudoria—and two out of these three main actors were just spotted filming the new movie together.
This is everything you need to know about Enola Holmes 3.
Yes! Netflix confirmed the news in an April 2025 release, saying:
Besides Millie and Louis Partridge, Helena Bonham Carter has been spotted filming the series in Malta, so we can expect the return of Enola's mom in the third movie.
Notably, Sam Claflin was missing from Enola Holmes 2 in the role of Enola's brother Mycroft Holmes due to scheduling conflicts, so hopefully he would be able to return for a third movie. Enola Holmes 2 director, Harry Bradbeer, said Sam is welcome back. "Well, it was Sam's schedule that became very clear, so Sam was not going to be in it. We were very sorry that Sam couldn't be in this one. If there was a future one we would love to have him back," he told Collider.
And as revealed in the credits scene of Enola Holmes 2, Himesh Patel has joined the cast as Sherlock's sidekick, Dr. John Watson, meaning he will ideally return for Enola Holmes 3 as well.
Enola Holmes 3 takes place and has filmed in Malta! Millie and Helena have been spotted filming around Malta, which has hosted many other productions such as Gladiator, Game of Thrones, and Jurassic World.
The island is a fan-favorite among Hollywood stars, including Russell Crowe, who filmed Gladiator there and has returned often with his family ever since. 'You want to know what I love about Malta? Everything,' Russell Crowe said during the Golden Bee Awards at the 2025 Mediterrane Film Festival. 'I love coming to Malta and I'm grateful for your welcome every time I'm here.'
Millie herself donned a "Malta" cap with her husband, Jake Bongiovi, when she posted this Instagram dump celebrating filming wrap.
Enola Holmes 2 ends with the main mystery solved but contained plenty of hints of what could happen next. Moriarty is seen escaping prison, so she'll likely be returning to cause the Holmes family problems. There's also the introduction of Dr. John Watson, who could feature heavily in a third film.
Though the Enola Holmes films are inspired by the novel series of the same name by Nancy Springer, they don't tend to follow the plots laid out in the novels exactly, so the books don't necessarily provide a roadmap on what's to come.
Unfortunately, there is no public release date just yet. But given that filming in Malta has wrapped as of July 2025, odds are that fans won't have to wait too long! And in the meantime, you can always watch Enola Holmes 1 and 2:
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