Martin Freeman teases possible 'Sherlock' return: 'It's never completely shut door'
'Sherlock' was one of the most watched shows on BBC
BBC has finished Sherlock five years ago, however, Martin Freeman, who plays Doctor Watson in the hit-drama show, is still open to returning to the series.
According to Radiotimes, the Hobbit actor said in the chat show of Jonathan Ross Show related to the highly-popular show, "it's never a completely shut door," however, admitting, he doesn't know whether Sherlock will ever return to screens.
"I don’t know," he emphasises. "Personally, I’m a fan of things being finite. I like things ending. I think it’s natural for things to end."
However, the 51-year-old is also interested in the future of the series if Steven Moffat's much-loved drama series were ever to be revived.
"But I’m also a sucker for a good idea and a good script," he adds. "If something comes up that persuades us all – it would have to be us all – then my door would always be open.”
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