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"Mr Jeremy Brett['s] tragic Peter," posts The London Times, "is played with an intelligence and sincerity that overrides his hardly consistent search for a German accent..."
Jeremy put on two stones and chopped his hair for a rôle which remains one of his favourites.
Photo and comments about The Kitchen found on @tranimation‘s gift of a website.
Celebrating FeBrettuary with Count Danilo in The Merry Widow (1968).
Jeremy Brett as d’Artagnan in “The Three Musketeers”. Can you hear him growl?
Note: This is the only photo from this page in which d’Artagnan is wearing a shirt.
Watson Wednesday: In which Jeremy Brett played Watson in The Crucifer of Blood, opposite Charlton Heston’s Holmes.
When I found the following quote from Joan Wilson about how she met her husband-to-be, Jeremy (they married in 1976), I knew I had to find “The Rivals”. Celebrate love and enjoy!
"My audio man put together a video cassette and you could see the chemistry." - speaking of working with Jeremy for the first time on Classic Theatre's "The Rivals" (1975)
For a natural sleep aid, take a dose of Jeremy Jammies, a compound of Vitamin J + PJs. Can cause giddiness in some patients. Consult your doctor before taking any supplement.
Photo from “Design for Living”. Thanks @gb-crumbs! (X)
Count Danilo on the stairs, take 2.
(Thanks anon, you know who you are!)
While searching for warmth (online, as one does) on this cold FeBrettuary night, I found Jeremy in a luxurious cardigan. The source is this fab article from The Guardian archive about him and Richard Briers. How else could one have known that our Jeremy was a classic fashion icon? :D
In 1970, mannequin-maker Adele Rootstein, who had already made window dummies of Donyale Luna, Twiggy and Lady Jacqueline Rufus Isaacs, decided Brett had the right look for today. She convinced him to model, and now there are life-size copies of Brett in shop windows all over the world. He represents “modern man” in the Bath Museum.
