Sherlock's Writer Warns of Tragedy in Season 4 of the Show
One of the creators of the British TV series "Sherlock", Mark Gatiss, brought bad news to the fans of the series. The screenwriter and executive producer of the hit BBC drama told fans to "anticipate tragedy" in the upcoming fourth season of Sherlock. His words are quoted by the Radio Times. In an interview with the Radio Times, Gatiss, who plays Mycroft Holmes in the series, said the following: "Along with tragedy, you can always count on adventure. These are the rules." Gatiss declined to clarify whether he was referring to the death of Watson's wife Mary, which occurred in the original work of Arthur Conan Doyle. The show, starring Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman, stars Freeman's real wife. Amanda Abbington, as the wife of John Watson. Freeman himself speculated about the death of his on-screen wife in an interview with the Daily Telegraph: “Since we try to stick to Conan Doyle's storylines, anyone familiar with his writings knows that some time after his marriage, Watson was widowed. So, we can assume that our Mary will die. " Gatiss, however, stressed that Mary's death should not necessarily be expected in the fourth season. "Mary dies in the novel, but this does not mean that this will certainly happen in our series, since there are a lot of changes in it, and in general, the scope of fantasy," Gatiss said. – We need to understand that despite the fact that Doyle is our deity, we have changed and added a lot. For example, they introduced the parents of Sherlock and Mycroft, which, I'm sure, was not in any previous adaptation. So there are still plenty of surprises in the future. " The Sherlock special, which begins production next January, is slated to premiere at the end of 2015. Three episodes of the fourth season will be shot in 2015, and the season will debut in 2016. The Topic of Article: Sherlock's Writer Warns of Tragedy in Season 4 of the Show. |
