Ahead of Enola Holmes 2 release in just about a week, the latest premiere in New York has created all the buzz around the upcoming movie. Adding to it, an interview that took place a few hours ago has also given wholesome content for the fans to keep up with the hype. The Homes hegemony actors Henry Cavill and Millie Bobby Brown cracked up their audience once again on an American talk show. Here is what it was all about. 

From the settings to the release the British Barons-turned-reel-siblings talked about everything in the interview. The Good Morning America hosts had a great time having some insights about the much-anticipated blockbuster of the year, Enola Holmes 2. The Witcher star Henry Cavill did not let go of any chance to hilariously make fun of Stranger Things‘ supernova Millie Bobby Brown.

Henry Cavill pulls another Big brother joke on Millie Bobby Brown

The hosts asked the stars a bunch of questions out of which one was about their schedules and leisure times on set. Answering the same, Henry talks about how he loves to hang out with the team especially, Baker’s Street. The star also made sure to mention that there is certainly “no free time” for the most sought-after stars of Hollywood.

However, in between the sets Cavill mentioned how he likes shooting on Baker’s street.  Another reason behind it was, as mentioned by him, “It’s really fun to make Millie look bad, and never waiting on her”. Being Millie’s on-screen brother as Sherlock to Enola has brought the actors close enough to exchange pleasantries.

However, in her defense, Millie talked about how Cavill is always in a rush, while she “needs to relax and decompress.” This was all nothing but just a fun gesture of the big brother aimed at his little reel sister. The answers from both ends got the hosts as well as the viewers laughing their heads off.

Despite the dynamics, the stars have shown extreme cooperation with each other to make Enola Holmes a massive success. Henry once publicly mentioned how he would love to return for another installment after Enola Holmes 2, as he finds it most convenient to work with Brown.