The Prime Video series, which followed the early adventures of the famous super-sleuth and soon-to-be enemy Moriarty, became one of the streaming service’s most-streamed original titles of all time upon its launch in March this year.
Among those being given main roles are Aidan Gillen, Indira Varma, Sophie Skelton and Olivia Williams.
Gillen is also known for his roles in Queer as Folk, Mayor of Kingstown and Peaky Blinders.
Olivia Williams is best known for playing roles including Camilla Parker Bowles in The Crown, Lavinia Bidlow in The Nevers and, most recently, Tula Harkonnen in Dune: Prophecy.
Sophie Skelton starred in period fantasy drama Outlander as Brianna Mackenzie/Fraser.
Also returning are Natascha McElhone (who plays Sherlock’s mother Cordelia), Max Irons (Mycroft Holmes) and Holly Cattle (Beatrice Holmes).
Joseph Fiennes, Tiffin’s real life uncle who played on-screen father Silas Holmes, will also not be returning.
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