#Sherlock Holmes Granada

[fogdraws]

Based on that photo of Jeremy Brett's Holmes that I just love so much (and it kept showing up in my Pinterest so I took it as a sign to draw it)

The photo + the sketch

I just love it - look at him!!

[mouse-of-mischief]

He's just so *yippee!*, you know?

[elinordash]

SHERLOCK HOLMES (1984 - 1994) ↳ 5x04 | Boscombe Valley

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THE ADVENTURES OF SHERLOCK HOLMES

2.01 The Copper Beeches

[fairer-tales]

granada holmes and watson are so married. holmes bought watson’s favourite cigars as a welcome home present. watson sits beside holmes rapt as he de-disguises himself and tells him about his day. watson reads his paper as holmes conducts his experiments. watson tries to get holmes to eat supper with him. do you see how they are husbands??

[ferociouslycreativemystery]

My take on Sherlock's tedium afghan ↳ 163 x 118 cm | 3.5 mm hook | approx. 2.3 km of yarn: merino wool, alpaca & nylon

Bonus:

Beanie knitted from leftover brown skein - pattern

[jazzandpizazz]

actually the best scene ever

[friday411]

🎂Happy🎂 🎂Birthday🎂 🎂Jeremy!!!🎂

Many have played Holmes, it is true Basil, Benedict, Lee, and O'Toole... But Jeremy Brett's As good as it gets He IS Sherlock Holmes through and through!!!!

-=<+>=-

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[cyan-meran]

Appart from ace Sherlock/Holmes x Watson (that I love!), I also love how Jeremy Brett portrays his Sherlock Holmes.

Not really like a "damaged penguin" as he said.

More like a man who is desperately romantic, whose love language is touch, who is HUGELY touch starved but would rather DIE than being only brushed because he knows the slightliest contact is enough to make him spiral into madness.

Not really an accurate Sherlock Holmes by the book, but I love it anyway.

[jjjeremybrett]

JEREMY BRETT as SHERLOCK HOLMES in THE NORWOOD BUILDER (1985)

[weast-of-eden]

Ok NOW I understand why the Soviet version of Sherlock Holmes started with Watson thinking he'd taken rooms with a serial killer, I'm rereading STUD and this passage came up:

imagine you read this in 1880-whatever, you have no idea who this Holmes guy is but you know how Frankenstein, Dracula, and Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde played out, so OBVIOUSLY this guy is a murderer/creep !! Soviet Holmes made the right decision when they read STUD and were like "yeah most people probably think he kills people for a living lmao"

[mouse-of-mischief]

Does anyone else just occasionally miss the Victorian intimacy of calling someone by their first name?

[elinordash]

SHERLOCK HOLMES (1984-1994) ♦︎ 40th Anniversary ♦︎

“To me, the Sherlock Holmes stories are about a great friendship. The two men are interdependent; without Watson, Holmes might well have burnt out on cocaine long ago. And Watson leads a pretty dull life, enlivened only by his adventures with Holmes. I hope the series shows how important friendship is.” – Jeremy Brett

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THE ADVENTURES OF SHERLOCK HOLMES

2.06 The Final Problem

[fairer-tales]

this sucks so much i need to [remembers that suicide jokes are bad for my mental health] find an ex-soldier to solve crimes with

[ferociouslycreativemystery]

I need this to be me do you understand? ↳ Sherlock Holmes Granada s03e04 - The Musgrave Ritual