The theatrical version of the episode will include 20 minutes of additional footage, including a guided set tour of 221B Baker Street with executive producer Steven Moffat, plus a short “making-of” with stars Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman. (And a lot of this depends on where you live – screening dates and times in the UK and US are very different, and I assume this is the case in other places around the world as well.)įor those of us in the US, the special will be in theaters for two days, on Tuesday, January 5 and Wednesday, January 6. But details had been relatively vague until recently about what that screening might actually look like. We’ve known for a while now that The Abominable Bride would be shown theaters, much like Doctor Who’s 50th anniversary episode was back in 2013. Yes, Sherlock is getting its first big-screen theatrical release, and is expected to screen in over 500 theaters across the United States. The cherry on top of this sundae of awesome is that after you get your feelings about The Abominable Bride under control following its television premiere, you can go see it again in a movie theater with fellow Sherlock fans! Additionally, we also know we’ll be seeing new Sherlock on the same day as our friends in the UK, for the first time ever. Good news: We know the title of the upcoming Sherlockspecial, and we know it’s airing in America on January 1 at 9pm, thanks to Masterpiece and your local PBS station. (Photo: Courtesy of © Robert Viglasky/Hartswood Films and BBC Wales for BBC One and MASTERPIECE)
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