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@discoverdublin Spotted on North Great George's Street this afternoon #dublin #ireland #irish #europe ♬ original sound - DiscoverDublin
A Dublin street was transformed into the home of the world's most famous detective yesterday for an exciting upcoming television project.
Filming started yesterday on North Great George's Street in Dublin for 'Sherlock & Daughter', an upcoming mystery television series created by Northern Irish writer Brendan Foley.
The show will be based on the classic Sherlock Holmes stories by Arthur Conan Doyle, and will air on American television channel the CW. It is also expected to be available for streaming on Discovery+.
'Sherlock & Daughter' will feature David Thewlis, of Harry Potter fame (Professor Lupin in the popular film series), in the titular role, acting alongside Blu Hunt.
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