Enmity of the Ages

threepipepr0blem:

“The Six Napoleons” - August 20, 1986

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fangirlasplosian:

brigwife:

The Final Problem

action!Brett

sofuckingchuffed:

Holmes and Watson being unintentionally adorable.

The Watson in the wild never fails to crack my shit up.<3

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Hamlet, Oxford Playhouse and Strand Theatre, 1961

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Jeremy Brett in The Very Edge (1963) aka what the fuck is this bullshit I’m watching and oh god it’s horrible about/to women even for 1963 and this is assaulted women we’re talking about and what the fuck is going on and every line is contrived and painful but OH GOD YOUNG JEREMY BRETT BEING EVIL. He really acted his little socks off in this one.

tpuppets:

moriarcheese:

“That was how a great scandal threatened the Kingdom of Bohemia, and how the best plans of Mr. Sherlock Holmes were beaten by a woman’s wit. He used to sneer much at the cleverness of woman, but I have not heard him do it of late. And when he speaks of Irene Adler, or when he refers to that woman, it is always under the honorable title of ‘The Woman’. In his eyes, she eclipses the whole of her sex. It was not that he ever betrayed any sign of love for Irene Adler, all emotions such as that one are abhorrent to his cold, precise mind. He only looks on women pathologically, as the source of motives, clues. And yet, he keeps her photograph apart, locked up. There is but one woman to him, the beautiful Irene Adler, of dubious and questionable memory.” 

The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes ~ A Scandal in Bohemia

I don’t think I actually understand what the phrase “of dubious and questionable memory” means. 

Clearly it means he retcons it all in his mind. “Watson, do you recall that singular event in the back of that cab when Miss Adler produced a riding cro—” “Holmes, my dear fellow, I must insist—” “She had drugged you with laudanum, had she not? A very clever little venture which I must confess I had predicted and the circumstances being what they were, considered foolish to interfere—” “So that’s where the bruises on my—” “I’m afraid so, yes…”

sirarthurconandoilies:

Jeremy Brett in Dracula (1978-1979) (x)

…did women in the audience pass out? Because I think I might have. Holy shit, pass me the smelling salts.

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marahsarie:

fuckyeahjeremybrett:

Jeremy Brett as Lord Goring in “An Ideal Husband” (1969)

Jeremy Brett, I just can’t deal with your ridiculous level of gorgeousness.

I need to watch this again. And again. And then some.

fiveteacups:

✦ Jeremy Brett as Sherlock Holmes (1984-1994)

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