@@alejandromolina7270 ADHD and autism generally come hand in hand. He is definitely autistic, with special interests, hyperfixations, specific aversions, hypersensitivity
I love how serious and insensitive his sherlock could be, at the same time funny and energetic, and empathetic and thoughtful all at the same time, that's why for me he didn't play sherlock, he was sherlock.
Jeremy Brett truly inhabited the character. That's also the impression I got while watching him, he wasn't playing a character, he became the character.
@@TomCruz54321 Absurd. Brett is extraordinarily overrated in this role. In fact, I think a lot of his 'popularity' is because of all this ridiculous gay subtext. Holmes and Watson were Victorian gentlemen. Neither would have had any interest, or tolerance, for homosexuality. The mere HINT would probably summon a prompt pummeling. And Watson was clearly an ardent, if somewhat naive, admirer of the female of the species. Brett was simply not right for the role. He in no way resembled the physical description. And the Holmes of the books was eccentric...but Brett, by way of contrast, is WEIRD. And, frankly, a repellent figure. His odd clammy, unhealthy pallor, his vocal tone, his facial expressions...I've read every Holmes story, multiple times, and this man is simply NOT Holmes...The fact that he is so heavily hailed in the role tells you a lot more about our contemporary mores and fetishism for anything perverse than it does about the character, himself...
Fun Fact: Jeremy Brett to date is one of the only actors to have played both Holmes and Watson, performing as the latter in the 1980 stage show 'The Crucifer Of Blood' where the role of Sherlock went to Charlton Heston!
I honestly find that scene at 3:56 super cute, where the actors stay in character, but still help up the boy and Jeremy even comforting him in a very subtle way.
@@barbarachristine620 I don't think it was a blooper. If it was, they decided to keep it, because it's in the actual episode. That part is really sweet
i just LOVE seeing the similarities in the characters' movements, actions, and small details between this old Sherlock show and the newer BBC one. edit: I forgot to add that benedict and brett's voices for holmes are so similar :o
I didn't even notice David Burke chuck his bag at Jeremy Brett at 7:14, that's hilarious. These two were THE Holmes and Watson as far as I'm concerned. They've got such good chemistry as friends and associates when they're on a case. Both of them just nailed their performances in the role while bringing some fun energy to them.
the "alright let me explain!" with Sherlock dragging John back from the window while he's still coughing will live in my head rent free and im so happy about it
When Jeremy passed away, I was devastated. He's been my Holmes from the first moment he played him. I loved other versions, like Basil's, but this was the first time they did the stories as they'd been written, with costumes, characters, and sets, that were perfect. Everyone was spot on and everyone was brilliant, but none more so than Jeremy. I still miss him.
Yeah I found out of Jeremy Brett after watch Benedict Cumberbatch Sherlock which his family was a close friend to Jeremy Brett. I wish he gotten a Sir to his name.
my sister and a family friend basically role play sherlock and watson , having to babysit me! It was .. different! so funny. there was ' the mystery of the spoiled cheese' in which my sister and i argued for 20 solid minutes while she also attempted to bully me into finishing it, until Lyria tastes it- "Its Spoiled!" so silly. took a detective.
So, on knpr, he told a story about hom and the ( director ? ) having a dinner where Brett say " Listen we have to do SOMETHING differently, we cant JUST redo sherlock holms, everybodys seen it all before, we have to find a hook." and director ( maybe ) guy say, ' Jeremy, ok look ; Youre just an acctor, thats all youre supposed to do, so you just focus on that." Annnnd Jeremy found himself launched INSTANTLY UPRIGHT ( by the power of actor outrage ) and he said, " My Denver Sole slid into his lap!" Jeremy was .. well alot things happening there, ykwim? bemused spontaneity, surprised, and epiphany! ' thats whats missing!' that impulsive compulsive thing that takes hold, the drive behind addiction.. yeah. sometimes the guy would just start climbin a wall, " Ohhh, check it , yo" and Watson, " I say, Brah! what the devil up with that?" lol ♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡
Jeremy Brett is my Holmes, so this is extra-delightful. His finer physicality, from glances to hands to leaping about all over, really presses how strange and interesting (in a good way) the character is. Every actor brings something different, but he'll always be my special Sherlock Holmes. Thanks for making this vid.
Peerless and Priceless - although actually takes more brain cells to play a convincing "Dumbass" ~ David Burke's performance as Dr. John Watson also peerless. BTW @Just Bee - phenomenal edit / cut + comments that really captures the absolute essence - thank you for making this. Seems the "Beeb" holds onto this show like it's crwon jewels under lock and key
I read somewhere that it actually WAS quite common for men to walk arm in arm out and about in London before the Oscar Wilde trial made people suspicious of male relationships/paranoid about appearing gay. Can't remember where I read it so I don't know how reliable it is.
ah yes it was VERY VERY common for two men to be soulmates like this in the victorian era in higher society, much less in the working class (as you could imagine) what WAS unusual was the behaviour of the two, since sherlock is such a strange man and watson is a pretty respectable doctor, who stunted his professional work just to run around investigating not only that, but holmes was really the first to be going CSI of any modern sort and THATS why they get weird looks and judgements from other people, and why the modern sherlocks delve more into homosexuality, since capturing this deep connection would translate to the modern ideas of a romantic relationship
@Pemo We as a society has progressed from “men/boys and women/girls can’t just be friends because sex” to “no one can just be friends or asexual because we’re so darn enlightened about sex now”.
Brett is one of those rare actors that you can't look away from, he's a great actor but there's something about his face and facial expressions that's interesting.
Oh I loved this show so much! My beautiful Mum and I used to watch this together and knowing that in real life Jeremy Brett(Sherlock) suffered severely from mental illness and the 2 actors who played Watson became close friends to him supporting him in and out of hospital. It is tinged with sadness because my mum supported me until 6months ago today she died due to an infection she got from the hospital. Sorry it seems odd to post here about it but good memories are at the moment filled with some pain as I know that I cannot make any more with her 😪💔💔😪
I love that you have that connection with this. And I always enjoy finding out that neurodivergent characters are sometimes played by neurodivergent people because that adds a level of authenticity to it, even if it is sad to hear.
I do love how no matter what version you look at two things remands true John is the long suffering best friend who rolls his eyes at you as he runs after you, and if they didn’t take turns playing the grown up in any given situation they both might explode 😂
Aye. This is how, me, a French woman in her early 20´s, enters a new fandom : a random video on yt with cute gentlemen being adorable for more than 10min
I love how both of them are just some guys vibing around solving mysteries and being absolutely married :) I would genuinely love to see more videos about them! This video was a complete treat and a serotonin boost :) Thank you!
Ah, the Granada husbands. The most perfect Holmes and Watson ever to be on screen. There are no words to describe how utterly perfect Jeremy Brett and David Burke/Edward Hardwicke were in this series. And sooooo in love. I love these two so much. Thank you for sharing this with us.
the similarities between bbc and OG are so fun to find!! the way watson quirks his mouth, the humor, the BANTER, god sherlock is so fucking EXTRA i love him, the fuckin material gworl edit im going to piss mysel f
Easily the best ever portrayal of Shelock and Watson. I do not think it will ever be topped. But keep trying. Any new Shelockians out there that haven't seen the Jeremy Brett version: stop everything and watch it.
God, this was my first love. Jeremy Brett is perfect and brilliant. These two have always set the bar for Sherlock Holmes. I love almost all the adaptations but Grenada did a fabulous job and did the the damn thing. Lovely edit!
A thousand, two thousand years from today even and possibly even after that, regardless of technological advances, I can guarantee people will still be reading and watching Sherlock Holmes and Watson. It is just a perfect combination.
And this is just from season 1. I'm shocked you didn't include the scene where one of them is taking a bath and they have the door open and are talking through it in the most domestic scene ever. I swear it exists.
It is possible for two men to be close friends and love each other without being gay. Brett went on record saying he wanted to portray that healthy friendship because there are far too few healthy role models for these friendships on tv in the 80s.
“Watson, if you catch a cold, it’s your own fault for forgetting the rugs.” “Have a humbug, Lestrade.” “Watson! This is no time for humbugs!” This might not be a completely accurate quote from The Six Napoleons.
I will never not laugh at "It's the baboon." Jeremy Brett with both David Burke and Edward Hardwicke was absolutely amazing. They are my favorite Sherlock/Watson pairings and this video just shows more in depth the characters amazing relationship. Thank you so much for the laugh!!
just searched up Jeremy Brett in the middle of watching this. he said that Sherlock's sudden burst of energy then periods of lethargy fascinated him and scared him at the same time. he is playing a character that he founds to he quite similar to him, commenting on how the character is like a "sponge", add to that his own mental and physical health. apparently, in the middle of the series, he has to be perscribed by lithium tablets because of his mental condition. in turn, that took a toll on his physical health, which is evident in his appearance, especially on the latter part of the series. at one point, he even fainted on set. all of which makes Jeremy's performance commendable. quite frankly, he might be my new favorite Holmes. i really need to watch this series now.
IMO to this date Jeremy is the best Holmes out of all the shows and movies, his character and play was simply so perfect nobodx can top it. It's so sad he died back in 95', it would've been so amazing to see more of him as Sherlock
This literally became my favorite video in existence, not exaggerating. Also I love how you said soulmate in the title because it encompasses both platonic and romantic readings of their relationship and it's the perfect word to describe them
I love every adaptation of sherlock holmes, but granada has come to be my favorite, and the relationship between holmes and watson it´s just so precious
I'm not even done watching that I'm wheezing from laughing, putting my face in my hands and saying "Nooo!! Whyyyyy!!!" XD Damn those two are killing me.
It's actually A study in scarlet's first published date/my birthday today so this is a wonderful birthday present! Thank you :) Granada Holmes is my favorite Holmes adaptation
omg this was the cutest thing ever I read the adventure of charles augustus milverton and just fell in love with the pair even more than I was before and then this popped up in my recommended! I'll be sad when I finish the books but maybe I'll watch this adaptation which seems more faithful than the BBC one eventually
This version is MUCH more faithful, in that they nearly lift dialogue from the book consistently. Jeremy Brett would keep a copy of ACD’s work on set to check that it wasn’t going too far off track,
Just gonna casually mention that I blame you for getting me back into Sherlock Holmes, and that’s coming from someone whose friend has been obsessed with BBC Sherlock for the past few months and who has finished playing a video game which takes heavy influence from the books. This video was the last straw djskdjdk Loving Granada Holmes so far. No regrets :)
@UCN8I2PhxzQoCyl5aofYqXWw My mother let me borrow the DVD box set. I’m sorry I can’t be more helpful! that being said, I’m pretty sure Amazon Prime Video will have them if you’re willing to pay, or you could probably find them online somewhere if you’re willing to put on the eyepatch 🏴☠️
You have no idea how much joy this fills me with to see someone turn this underrated masterpiece into a much needed crack video, this is absolutely fantastic!!
Gosh, so many lovely Brett laughs and smiles! Granada Holmes and Watson rarely get kudos or mentioned, but I’d say these two are tied with the BBC version for absolute best adaptations! Thank you for making this wonderful video, it was beautiful and very funny!
I don't know why I got this recommended to me when I haven't consumed any Sherlock Holmes content in ages, but it really came through for me, this is a masterpiece of a video
I’m surprised to see that Brett‘s and Cumberbatch‘s portrayal of Sherlock is actually quite similar 🙏🏻😳 and it has kind of a similar humor as well I really like it 😂😂😂
The internet needs more of this sort of thing. And props to Grenada for making such an excellent series in the first place. Like many fans, I have seen many a Holmes adaptation. Jeremy Brett's superb incarnation remains unsurpassed and the Brett/Burke pairing of Holmes and Watson was an outstanding bit of casting.
8:42 That look of Sherlock and Watson combined with the *MATERIAL GALLSSSSS* gets me every damn timmmeeeee xdd How much was 300 back then for them to be so surprised? Well I guess that they usually get paid if Holmes even asks for that but idk what they usually get then.
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People: Sherlock isn't autistic.
Sherlock: *Literally exists*
People who don't think Sherlock is autistic and/or mentally ill make me sad.
I say he has ADHD, or something close to it.
@@alejandromolina7270 ADHD and autism generally come hand in hand. He is definitely autistic, with special interests, hyperfixations, specific aversions, hypersensitivity
Me as someone with autism oh yes he is
@@rawyld, I'm autistic too and of course he is! I see a lot of myself in him
10 seconds in and they are already linking arms and strolling down a street
I think that wasn't uncommon back then, it's a pretty modern phenomenon that men being soft and gentle with each other is considered gay
"I'M NOT BUILT FOR RUNNING SHERLOCK" *what a mood*
reasons why granada is the best holmes adaptation ever made:
I might be stupid lol but why is this version called granada? Was it recorded there or something?
@@madisoncrowley8488 It's the film studio's name 😊
They take it 100% seriously and so it’s just as funny as the original stories when it’s absurd
I love how serious and insensitive his sherlock could be, at the same time funny and energetic, and empathetic and thoughtful all at the same time, that's why for me he didn't play sherlock, he was sherlock.
Jeremy Brett truly inhabited the character. That's also the impression I got while watching him, he wasn't playing a character, he became the character.
@@TomCruz54321 Absurd. Brett is extraordinarily overrated in this role. In fact, I think a lot of his 'popularity' is because of all this ridiculous gay subtext. Holmes and Watson were Victorian gentlemen. Neither would have had any interest, or tolerance, for homosexuality. The mere HINT would probably summon a prompt pummeling. And Watson was clearly an ardent, if somewhat naive, admirer of the female of the species. Brett was simply not right for the role. He in no way resembled the physical description. And the Holmes of the books was eccentric...but Brett, by way of contrast, is WEIRD. And, frankly, a repellent figure. His odd clammy, unhealthy pallor, his vocal tone, his facial expressions...I've read every Holmes story, multiple times, and this man is simply NOT Holmes...The fact that he is so heavily hailed in the role tells you a lot more about our contemporary mores and fetishism for anything perverse than it does about the character, himself...
@@tgriffin3059 No one said anything about homosexuality, you were the only one who brought it up. This tells more about you than them.
@@deba6468 Oh, so nobody said anything about homosexuality...I see. Have you had occasion to glance around these forums?
@@tgriffin3059 do you see anything about it on this comment section? Nope
0:45 Detective does his investigating laying on the floor like a school girl
Fun Fact: Jeremy Brett to date is one of the only actors to have played both Holmes and Watson, performing as the latter in the 1980 stage show 'The Crucifer Of Blood' where the role of Sherlock went to Charlton Heston!
Has there ever been a recording of that play, I would love to have seen it?
What????? :)
"elementary, my dear Holmes" 🥺
I actually gasped when he said that
I actually lost it at that
i'm not even a huge sherlock holmes fan but i was immediately like AW-
I honestly find that scene at 3:56 super cute, where the actors stay in character, but still help up the boy and Jeremy even comforting him in a very subtle way.
It was blooper? I thought the boy falling was part of the scene
I'm sure it was. A nice moment, though.
Aways wondered whether that was great improvisation from Jeremy! It must have been!
@@barbarachristine620 I don't think it was a blooper. If it was, they decided to keep it, because it's in the actual episode. That part is really sweet
Which episode was it?
i just LOVE seeing the similarities in the characters' movements, actions, and small details between this old Sherlock show and the newer BBC one.
edit: I forgot to add that benedict and brett's voices for holmes are so similar :o
Me too!
😲😯😮 Not in the least! Jeremy's voice is much more beautiful 😍
@@MrMaluraoj i mean thats ur opinion but I meant in the sense that its deep and baritone with that certain tone and speed which they both speak with
@@MrMaluraoj for sure Jeremy wins ❤️❤️
They probably took inspiration from this show. Not that I blame them, this is one of the best adaptations out there!
I didn't even notice David Burke chuck his bag at Jeremy Brett at 7:14, that's hilarious.
These two were THE Holmes and Watson as far as I'm concerned. They've got such good chemistry as friends and associates when they're on a case. Both of them just nailed their performances in the role while bringing some fun energy to them.
That's David Burke
Sherlock Holmes is a MASSIVE mood though
3:48 omg that “Sherlock” sounds SO much like Mark Gatiss’ version of Mycroft.
I THOUGHT SO TOO OMG
the "alright let me explain!" with Sherlock dragging John back from the window while he's still coughing will live in my head rent free and im so happy about it
I was smiling like crazy the entire video.
Me too! 😁
Same!
Who didn't? 😌
When Jeremy passed away, I was devastated. He's been my Holmes from the first moment he played him. I loved other versions, like Basil's, but this was the first time they did the stories as they'd been written, with costumes, characters, and sets, that were perfect. Everyone was spot on and everyone was brilliant, but none more so than Jeremy. I still miss him.
Yeah I found out of Jeremy Brett after watch Benedict Cumberbatch Sherlock which his family was a close friend to Jeremy Brett. I wish he gotten a Sir to his name.
Hes always been there. long as i remember. :[.. miss that guy.
my sister and a family friend basically role play sherlock and watson , having to babysit me! It was .. different! so funny. there was ' the mystery of the spoiled cheese' in which my sister and i argued for 20 solid minutes while she also attempted to bully me into finishing it, until Lyria tastes it- "Its Spoiled!" so silly. took a detective.
So, on knpr, he told a story about hom and the ( director ? ) having a dinner where Brett say " Listen we have to do SOMETHING differently, we cant JUST redo sherlock holms, everybodys seen it all before, we have to find a hook." and director ( maybe ) guy say, ' Jeremy, ok look ; Youre just an acctor, thats all youre supposed to do, so you just focus on that." Annnnd Jeremy found himself launched INSTANTLY UPRIGHT ( by the power of actor outrage ) and he said, " My Denver Sole slid into his lap!" Jeremy was .. well alot things happening there, ykwim? bemused spontaneity, surprised, and epiphany! ' thats whats missing!' that impulsive compulsive thing that takes hold, the drive behind addiction.. yeah. sometimes the guy would just start climbin a wall, " Ohhh, check it , yo" and Watson, " I say, Brah! what the devil up with that?" lol ♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡
Same ❤❤❤
Jeremy Brett is my Holmes, so this is extra-delightful. His finer physicality, from glances to hands to leaping about all over, really presses how strange and interesting (in a good way) the character is. Every actor brings something different, but he'll always be my special Sherlock Holmes. Thanks for making this vid.
same!!! ^^
Saaaaame!!!!^^
Peerless and Priceless - although actually takes more brain cells to play a convincing "Dumbass" ~ David Burke's performance as Dr. John Watson also peerless. BTW @Just Bee - phenomenal edit / cut + comments that really captures the absolute essence - thank you for making this. Seems the "Beeb" holds onto this show like it's crwon jewels under lock and key
it is even more wholesome to think knowing the fact that it is uncommon for men back then to be this affectionate and touchy with each other :OOO
I read somewhere that it actually WAS quite common for men to walk arm in arm out and about in London before the Oscar Wilde trial made people suspicious of male relationships/paranoid about appearing gay. Can't remember where I read it so I don't know how reliable it is.
@@QueenMegaera either way thank you for sharing the useful information with me, i'll make sure to keep this in mind. ^-^
ah yes it was VERY VERY common for two men to be soulmates like this in the victorian era in higher society, much less in the working class (as you could imagine)
what WAS unusual was the behaviour of the two, since sherlock is such a strange man and watson is a pretty respectable doctor, who stunted his professional work just to run around investigating
not only that, but holmes was really the first to be going CSI of any modern sort
and THATS why they get weird looks and judgements from other people, and why the modern sherlocks delve more into homosexuality, since capturing this deep connection would translate to the modern ideas of a romantic relationship
@@pemo2676 Well then i guess my school sucks and i can learn more things from ppl online 💀
@Pemo We as a society has progressed from “men/boys and women/girls can’t just be friends because sex” to “no one can just be friends or asexual because we’re so darn enlightened about sex now”.
I think Benedict might've gotten his inspiration from this Sherlock too while reading the script for his role. I see many similarities.😏🤩👌🔥😎
Same like some of the movements and facial expressions look similar
I think of Tom Ellis' Lucifer more.
He was actually a friend of the family, so he knew him personally.
Not to mention they look a lot a like in the Victorian special
Cumberbatch's mother was good friends with Jeremy Brett. He said he tried to honour his performance with his interpretation in the BBC series.
Brett is one of those rare actors that you can't look away from, he's a great actor but there's something about his face and facial expressions that's interesting.
It’s almost as if he was born to play Sherlock… he got the little nuances of the character down perfectly.
@@iamsherlocked345 🥰🥰🥰👍👍👍❤❤❤
8:24 his facial expression... Why he looks so adorable?? 😭
I love their relation so much omg--
Oh I loved this show so much! My beautiful Mum and I used to watch this together and knowing that in real life Jeremy Brett(Sherlock) suffered severely from mental illness and the 2 actors who played Watson became close friends to him supporting him in and out of hospital. It is tinged with sadness because my mum supported me until 6months ago today she died due to an infection she got from the hospital. Sorry it seems odd to post here about it but good memories are at the moment filled with some pain as I know that I cannot make any more with her 😪💔💔😪
I love that you have that connection with this. And I always enjoy finding out that neurodivergent characters are sometimes played by neurodivergent people because that adds a level of authenticity to it, even if it is sad to hear.
I'm sorry to hear so, dear. but I'm glad you have these wonderful memories to remember her by.
yeah, did you hear Jeremy Brett's story about him and the director , and the denver sole?
In my opinion, there is no better Holmes than Jeremy Brett's and no better Watson than David Burke and Edward Hardwicke
@@terrymurphy2032 Absolutely! Mrs Hudson is sublime, never forget her!
Are you a Basil Rathbone fan?
@@ProcInc I haven't watched anything of Basil Rathbone thus I if you think he's better than I won't argue.
@@thelonetraveller neither are better, both are perfect. I do recommend his movies though
@@ProcInc Thanks, I'll keep it in mind
I do love how no matter what version you look at two things remands true John is the long suffering best friend who rolls his eyes at you as he runs after you, and if they didn’t take turns playing the grown up in any given situation they both might explode 😂
john holding sherlock's wrist in between his elbow at the beginning is quite possibly the cutest thing i've seen in quite a long time
*He really did look at Watson like he was everything-* 🥺
@@niyaodom1944 Because he is everything to him
Aye. This is how, me, a French woman in her early 20´s, enters a new fandom : a random video on yt with cute gentlemen being adorable for more than 10min
I love how both of them are just some guys vibing around solving mysteries and being absolutely married :) I would genuinely love to see more videos about them! This video was a complete treat and a serotonin boost :) Thank you!
2:08 the way he pushes down his hat is everything to me
5:11 I always love sassy Sherlock, Jeremy Brett is so handsome and this 5:15 is a bird.
giggling and kicking my legs they are truly so iconic
That delivery of PUT DOWN YOUR GOOSE. Brett was a genius.
Ah, the Granada husbands. The most perfect Holmes and Watson ever to be on screen. There are no words to describe how utterly perfect Jeremy Brett and David Burke/Edward Hardwicke were in this series.
And sooooo in love.
I love these two so much. Thank you for sharing this with us.
the similarities between bbc and OG are so fun to find!! the way watson quirks his mouth, the humor, the BANTER, god sherlock is so fucking EXTRA i love him, the fuckin material gworl edit im going to piss mysel f
They are definitely unmatched in their performance even to this day and probably years to come.
I didn't even know this adaptation existed and THESE are the people I pictured when I read some of the stories. I'm blown away.
@@theflickchick9850 yes that was my first thoughts when I watched the series
Ah yes, the best and most accurate version of Holmes.
Easily the best ever portrayal of Shelock and Watson. I do not think it will ever be topped. But keep trying. Any new Shelockians out there that haven't seen the Jeremy Brett version: stop everything and watch it.
I did it. And I did not regret it 😌
God, this was my first love. Jeremy Brett is perfect and brilliant. These two have always set the bar for Sherlock Holmes. I love almost all the adaptations but Grenada did a fabulous job and did the the damn thing. Lovely edit!
Your little comments during these clips make it so much funnier 😂
A thousand, two thousand years from today even and possibly even after that, regardless of technological advances, I can guarantee people will still be reading and watching Sherlock Holmes and Watson. It is just a perfect combination.
What do you wanna bet that the actors in the BBC Sherlock watched this for reference?
And this is just from season 1. I'm shocked you didn't include the scene where one of them is taking a bath and they have the door open and are talking through it in the most domestic scene ever. I swear it exists.
WHERE???? Must find must seeeeeeee
I know this comment was a while ago but do you know what episode that is? 👀
It is possible for two men to be close friends and love each other without being gay. Brett went on record saying he wanted to portray that healthy friendship because there are far too few healthy role models for these friendships on tv in the 80s.
It's Sherlock taking the bath...Watson lives upstairs...And yes I remember that scene too😉
@@madamii and to everyone wondering - I'm almost sure that the title is "the Master Blackmailer"
This took about two times as long as it should have to watch cause I kept rewatching parts 😂 I’m convinced. I need to watch their version.
Definitely recommend. All the episodes are free on CZcams in great quality and are quite accurate to the books.
@@misterholmes221 Where are all of them? I keep finding bits and pieces but a few are blocked on copyright grounds :(
@@neverquiteeden Tbf, I bought them all on DVD ages ago, so I have no idea how to find them, but they are my favorite version of the characters.
@@neverquiteeden
Same here.
Most videos of Granada's Sherlock Holmes in YT were blocked. 😭
@@queenberuthiel5469 Search for "Your Daily Brew." They have just about all of them posted, I think.
Jeremy Brett is the BEST actor to ever portray Holmes. He embodied the character the most.
thank you, this reminded me how much I love their roles here also brett is THE Sherlock Holmes. period.
I LOVE THEM SO MUCH LKGLFMLKGFKMG
7:14 WHY DID HE JUST THROW IT AT HIM I'M CRYING
3:08 I was not expecting that at all. Had me dying of laughter.
THEYRE LINKING ARMS AND IM BARELY SECONDS IN
No one does the flourish like Jeremy Brett.
“Watson, if you catch a cold, it’s your own fault for forgetting the rugs.”
“Have a humbug, Lestrade.”
“Watson! This is no time for humbugs!”
This might not be a completely accurate quote from The Six Napoleons.
That glorious pom...pom...✨🎵🎶
I always love granada version! They looks so handsome with those elegant clothes and top hats!
Aww Jeremy with his Watsons always make me feel warm and fuzzy inside a feel good series for sure 😁❤️
I NEED TO WATCH THIS VERSION THANK YOU FOR INTRODUCING ME TO IT
Jeremy Brett as Sherlock Holmes...was and will always be...pure perfection.
No one else will even come close.
3:55 awqwwweee, they are literally parents
Forever my favourite adaptation. These two are so iconic and pleasantly chaotic
I will never not laugh at "It's the baboon." Jeremy Brett with both David Burke and Edward Hardwicke was absolutely amazing. They are my favorite Sherlock/Watson pairings and this video just shows more in depth the characters amazing relationship. Thank you so much for the laugh!!
Okay, this sold me almost immediately. I need to track down this adaptation and watch it STAT.
They’re on CZcams
Jeremy Brett is the only Sherlock Holmes and I won't be told otherwise. This series was perfect.
just searched up Jeremy Brett in the middle of watching this.
he said that Sherlock's sudden burst of energy then periods of lethargy fascinated him and scared him at the same time. he is playing a character that he founds to he quite similar to him, commenting on how the character is like a "sponge", add to that his own mental and physical health. apparently, in the middle of the series, he has to be perscribed by lithium tablets because of his mental condition. in turn, that took a toll on his physical health, which is evident in his appearance, especially on the latter part of the series. at one point, he even fainted on set.
all of which makes Jeremy's performance commendable. quite frankly, he might be my new favorite Holmes. i really need to watch this series now.
IMO to this date Jeremy is the best Holmes out of all the shows and movies, his character and play was simply so perfect nobodx can top it.
It's so sad he died back in 95', it would've been so amazing to see more of him as Sherlock
I am not afraid to admit that I'm obsessed with Jeremy Brett as Holmes, always will be!!😊❤🎉
This pair has been and will always be my fav Holmes & Watson
This literally became my favorite video in existence, not exaggerating. Also I love how you said soulmate in the title because it encompasses both platonic and romantic readings of their relationship and it's the perfect word to describe them
I love every adaptation of sherlock holmes, but granada has come to be my favorite, and the relationship between holmes and watson it´s just so precious
Well, that's funny! I love watching this version with my dad too!
Ok but why is Jeremy Brett so hot tho???
So that you people end up in ashes
THEY ARE ABSOLUTE PERFECTION OMFG
I'm not even done watching that I'm wheezing from laughing, putting my face in my hands and saying "Nooo!! Whyyyyy!!!" XD
Damn those two are killing me.
Why have I never seen this adaptation before?? Time to get on that, I guess.
... what a great laugh
That "tell me the facts!" Had me 💀⚰️
5:05
This just got me 😂😂😂
Also: I didn’t know Sherlock doing parkour was a common thing. Hilarious.
5:43 he’s so proud… baby boy… baby…
It's actually A study in scarlet's first published date/my birthday today so this is a wonderful birthday present! Thank you :) Granada Holmes is my favorite Holmes adaptation
3:08 why did the eyes make me laugh so hard-
omg this was the cutest thing ever
I read the adventure of charles augustus milverton and just fell in love with the pair even more than I was before
and then this popped up in my recommended!
I'll be sad when I finish the books but maybe I'll watch this adaptation which seems more faithful than the BBC one eventually
This version is MUCH more faithful, in that they nearly lift dialogue from the book consistently. Jeremy Brett would keep a copy of ACD’s work on set to check that it wasn’t going too far off track,
I didn't know this version existing and I'm geeking out so hard because they ARE the characters, I SWEAR.
Okay I need you to be like, a special feature in the DVD set so that I can rewatch the whole series with your EXCELLENT edits and captions
Just gonna casually mention that I blame you for getting me back into Sherlock Holmes, and that’s coming from someone whose friend has been obsessed with BBC Sherlock for the past few months and who has finished playing a video game which takes heavy influence from the books. This video was the last straw djskdjdk
Loving Granada Holmes so far. No regrets :)
@UCN8I2PhxzQoCyl5aofYqXWw My mother let me borrow the DVD box set. I’m sorry I can’t be more helpful! that being said, I’m pretty sure Amazon Prime Video will have them if you’re willing to pay, or you could probably find them online somewhere if you’re willing to put on the eyepatch 🏴☠️
This is the content i exist for
Watson: Sherlock Holmes Is Cheerful, SooooOOOO Sherlock Holmes Must Have A Case!!! Sherlock: P A H!!!!!!!!!!!!
You have no idea how much joy this fills me with to see someone turn this underrated masterpiece into a much needed crack video, this is absolutely fantastic!!
Ikr one of my favorite shows ever
I'm so pleased you made this compilation and introduced so many new people to Jeremy Brett. He will always be the quintessential Holmes for me.
Gosh, so many lovely Brett laughs and smiles! Granada Holmes and Watson rarely get kudos or mentioned, but I’d say these two are tied with the BBC version for absolute best adaptations! Thank you for making this wonderful video, it was beautiful and very funny!
''It's the baboon'', fucking gets me in giggles every time.
I love the Silver Blaze dampening of the bell to avoid sensory overload, very symptomatic.
I can't believe that this kind of video exists for that great old show that I thought nobody else watched. Makes me wanna rewatch it all over again
I swear to god they are married and no one can tell me otherwise.
I will
@@nadiahapsari3359 don't you dare
@@st4rbunniee Ohoho....
Sherlock and John’s laugh always makes me a laugh here! It’s addictive and adorable! ❤
Jeremy Brett is the best Sherlock Holmes and you can't change my mind
Please they're so in love, just, the way they look at each other
It's the giggling when they look at each other that gets me lol
NGL, fell in love with the video right off the bat with "STIMMING"
I don't know why I got this recommended to me when I haven't consumed any Sherlock Holmes content in ages, but it really came through for me, this is a masterpiece of a video
I’m surprised to see that Brett‘s and Cumberbatch‘s portrayal of Sherlock is actually quite similar 🙏🏻😳
and it has kind of a similar humor as well I really like it 😂😂😂
I literally laughed my ass off the entire 11 minutes of this video, your editing plus their shenanigans made this video perfect
The internet needs more of this sort of thing.
And props to Grenada for making such an excellent series in the first place. Like many fans, I have seen many a Holmes adaptation. Jeremy Brett's superb incarnation remains unsurpassed and the Brett/Burke pairing of Holmes and Watson was an outstanding bit of casting.
8:42
That look of Sherlock and Watson combined with the *MATERIAL GALLSSSSS* gets me every damn timmmeeeee xdd
How much was 300 back then for them to be so surprised? Well I guess that they usually get paid if Holmes even asks for that but idk what they usually get then.
this is very late, but I believe £300 would be equivalent to about £30,000 today
NICE! I like to think that's what all their random holidays to the coast were bought with
@@Holmesbee2I love how they just randomly leave London and go on these expensive looking trips
According to a calculator I looked at £46,210.97 in 2024. Jesus! Just imagine in those years!
10:56, "violin land" is a direct quote from the novels lmao
And that is why Jeremy Brett is the GOAT!