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ELIMINATING THE IMPOSSIBLE
Ian Jones on Jeremy Brett's Sherlock Holmes
"In the first season of seven stories he is at his most outlandish, deliberately playing up those traits (wild mood swings, casual disdain for everyone but himself, sudden bursts of physical and mental energy counterpoised with moments of complete ( Read more... )
Ian Jones on Jeremy Brett's Sherlock Holmes
"In the first season of seven stories he is at his most outlandish, deliberately playing up those traits (wild mood swings, casual disdain for everyone but himself, sudden bursts of physical and mental energy counterpoised with moments of complete ( Read more... )
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Wasn't some of the '88-'91 gap due to the preparation for and long run of the stage play starring Brett and Hardwicke? Production only really stopped for 1989. The 1987 gap is more interesting (only SIGN was shown between Aug '86 and April '88)...
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The 1987 gap is more interesting
as far as i remember stage play started in 1988 (how long it lasted i don't remember, unfortunately, but it seems to me that it wasn't longer than 1 year).
Perhaps, 1987 - it was some kind of preparation time
'88-'91 gap
i agree, perhaps, it's because of the stage play ,
and we shouldn't forget about JB's health...
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