Sherlock Holmes Reshoots Rumour Proves False



Posted by on 19. 02. 2009in News Chat

It seems we were had, and as at least one of our International Friends pointed out, the story rumaging through the news feeds yesterday about Sherlock Holmes facing reshoots was actually fabricated by a trash UK tabloid.

Yahoo confirms:

“It is not true that Warner Bros. has asked for any reshoots on ‘Sherlock Holmes,’” the studio said in a statement. “The inserts and pickup shots being completed next week, which have long been part of the schedule, do not involve any cast, and are a standard part of filmmaking.”

I am glad to hear that this was all just bupkis. I was conflicted on the news but hopeful that it meant the studio cared enough about the project to force reshoots instead of canning the reported crap.

I hope this means they are happy with the project so far if no unscheduled reshoots are taking place.

Now I can go back to anticipating Rachel McAdams in a period dress.

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4 Responses to “Sherlock Holmes Reshoots Rumour Proves False”

  1. AARON says:

    Tabloid trash, man I hate them. This project will be interesting for sure

  2. AndyS says:

    So in less than a day you retract your original news feed…grrrrr

  3. san victor says:

    Nice to c Sherlock-homes in a movie.
    Waiting for the release of the movie.

  4. 3R!C says:

    That’s the tabloids for ya! Always wanna be starting something, gotta be starting something, wanna be starting something, gotta be starting something…

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