Millie Bobby Brown and Henry Cavill are Netflix royalty thanks to their flagship shows, Stranger Things and The Witcher. The two British actors are at the top of their careers, only to achieve greater heights and better projects. So just imagine the magic created on screen when the two extremely talented performers could come together.

While we did see a small glimpse of the two in Netflix’s Enola Holmes, their short screen time in the film did not satiate the fans in the least. With the first look of Enola Holmes 2 now online, the fans have high expectations to see more of the Holmes siblings together.

Millie Bobby Brown and Henry Cavill make quite the detective duo

Enola Holmes 2 is all set to grace the screens on November 4, 2022. Recently, Netflix took to Twitter shortly after the date announcement and released the film’s first look. Unsurprisingly, the glimpses look fantastic, and we are already blocking our calendars for the premiere.

A particular picture brought with it a glimmer of hope. We see the characters Enola (Millie Bobby Brown) and Tewkesbury (Louis Partridge) standing with the greatest detective, Sherlock Holmes (Henry Cavill) himself. Enola holds up a piece of parchment, and the trio is deep in thought as if deciphering a clue.

Does that mean that the Holmes siblings will partner up for a case? The answer might be an optimistic yes based on the synopsis given by Netflix. “Enola Holmes takes on her first case as a detective, but to unravel the mystery of a missing girl, she’ll need help from friends — and brother Sherlock.” Color us intrigued.

Moreover, there is also a snap of Helena Bonham Carter in her Eudoria Holmes avatar. She was a breath of fresh air in the first film as the quirky mother of the Holmes. We cannot wait for what the sequel has in store for her character.

Did you like the first look shots from Enola Holmes 2? How do you think The Witcher star Henry Cavill and Stranger Things protagonist Millie Bobby brown will fare on screen? Lets us know in the comments. And in the meantime, watch Enola Holmes on Netflix, so you’re all caught up.