Mark Gatiss recently addressed the possibility of a big screen return for the hit BBC series Sherlock, co-created by Gatiss and Steven Moffat. The series, starring Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman, ran for four seasons and a seasonal special from 2010 to 2017. In a recent interview with Deadline, Gatiss expressed interest in potentially bringing Sherlock back for a feature-length movie, but acknowledged that the main obstacle would be the availability of the cast.

Gatiss mentioned that it would be difficult to get everyone together for a potential film. He indicated that the decision ultimately rests with Cumberbatch and Freeman, suggesting that their schedules would need to align in order to make a return to the Sherlock universe a reality.

The final episode of Sherlock, titled "The Final Problem," left the door open for potential future adventures. The episode concluded with Sherlock and John rebuilding their Baker Street flat and taking on new cases, implying that while the show may have ended, their work as detectives would continue.

Behind the scenes, Moffat and series producer Sue Vertue have expressed their willingness to return for a movie or revival of the series. However, the passing of Una Stubbs, who portrayed Mrs.

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