I'm in love with Jeremy Brett...
... he was the single greatest Sherlock Holmes yet, lalalala... ;)
Here are some icons with Jeremy Brett - excellent British actor, the most known for roles of Sherlock Holmes in Granada's adaptation and Freddie Eynsford-Hill in 1964 movie adaptation of musical "My Fair Lady". Not all of them are great (I had a quite long break in the making of icons), but I hope you like it.
I used images from the different roles of JB. These are in turn: "The Prodigal Daughter" (1975), "Number 10: Bloodline" (1983), "Deceptions" (1985), "The Champions: Desert Journey" (1969), "My Fair Lady" (1964), "Dracula" (1978-79) and Granada's Sherlock Holmes (I'm not sure from which year came the photo used in seventh icon, but this one from eighth is surely from 1986, from episode of "Return of Sherlock Holmes" called "The Musgave Ritual").
Feel free to use them as LJ icons, avatars on message boards etc., but please credit me, if you take any icon. And leave a comment, if you want ;) Please don't modify them or credit as yours.
"Upward and onward!"... :)
Here are some icons with Jeremy Brett - excellent British actor, the most known for roles of Sherlock Holmes in Granada's adaptation and Freddie Eynsford-Hill in 1964 movie adaptation of musical "My Fair Lady". Not all of them are great (I had a quite long break in the making of icons), but I hope you like it.
I used images from the different roles of JB. These are in turn: "The Prodigal Daughter" (1975), "Number 10: Bloodline" (1983), "Deceptions" (1985), "The Champions: Desert Journey" (1969), "My Fair Lady" (1964), "Dracula" (1978-79) and Granada's Sherlock Holmes (I'm not sure from which year came the photo used in seventh icon, but this one from eighth is surely from 1986, from episode of "Return of Sherlock Holmes" called "The Musgave Ritual").
Feel free to use them as LJ icons, avatars on message boards etc., but please credit me, if you take any icon. And leave a comment, if you want ;) Please don't modify them or credit as yours.
"Upward and onward!"... :)