The Jeremy Brett Sherlock Holmes Podcast

In the first installment of our 3-part coverage of this 2-hour telefilm (!), Holmes and Watson journey into the heart of darkness (aka Dartmoor) to investigate the legendary spectral Hound of the Baskervilles.   We also hear recollections from numerous cast and crew members about the making of this very special (if slightly troubled) episode of the Granada series. 

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The 40th anniversary of the Granada Sherlock Holmes series is upon us and what better way to celebrate than with your friends at the Jeremy Brett Sherlock Holmes Podcast!  We are planning something special and in this episode we briefly discuss our plans and ideas for celebration (which we have affectionately named BRETTCON) including a gathering of cast and crew members,  podcast listeners, a special screening, and more - in London!  Have a listen and let us know your thoughts on celebrating the 40th!  We hope to see you there!

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In this very special episode, we are thrilled to present our conversation with series producer and show-runner June Wyndham Davies.  At the request of Granada chairman David Plowright, June began producing the show in 1986 ("The Return") and shepherded an incredible 22 stories from page to screen.  Here, she recalls growing up in Cardiff, her history with Granada, and producing the Sherlock Holmes series.  She also shares many touching memories of her good friend, Jeremy Brett.

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Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson receive a mysterious letter in this rare video produced by Granada Television in 1988 for the Abbey National Bank.

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In this episode of the podcast, we welcome our friend and podcast producer David to the show as we examine the connections between Granada and the Abbey Building Group, we pause to remember “The Woman” Gayle Hunnicutt, we examine the biography of Robert Stephens (Sherlockian actor and one of Jeremy Brett’s closest friends), we discuss more Sherlockian news that we missed while we were away, and we announce a very special upcoming podcast guest.  Plus, listener telegrams!

Sincerest thanks to Stephan Weishaupt for sharing this video with us and our listeners.

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Together with Brother Mycroft and Inspector Bradstreet, Holmes and Watson venture into the London fog to solve the mystery of the missing Bruce Partington submarine plans.  In this podcast we hear fond recollections from director John Gorrie, actor Jonathan Newth (Col. Valentine Walter) and Amanda Waring (Ms. Violet Westbury).  Also, Gus and Luke examine the polyphonic motets of Lassus, discuss the Potter and Potter auction of Sherlockian memorabilia, compare the original rehearsal script to the final edit, and more!  Plus, giveaways and listener telegrams!

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In this eclectic adventure, Holmes, Watson, and Inspector Baynes (Freddie Jones) investigate a series of strange occurrences at the mysterious Wisteria Lodge.  Also, we hear from actress Kika Markham (Miss Burnet) and Floor Manager/AD David Hanson about their time on the show, Gus and Luke analyze the original shooting script and discuss Bending The Willow’s troubled re-release, and we even get some help deciphering the conundrum of Mr. Scott Eccles compound surname.  Plus, listener telegrams and much more!

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Leslie Klinger (author, scholar, and “the world’s first consulting Sherlockian”) joins us to discuss his work on The New Annotated Sherlock Holmes, his encounters with Jeremy Brett and the Granada team, his “Free Sherlock” lawsuit against the Conan Doyle Estate, and his role as advisor on Enola Holmes, Elementary, the Robert Downey Jr. films, and more.  We also discuss Les’ latest volume, The New Annotated Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, which is available now at fine booksellers everywhere, including the authors website:  lesliesklinger.com

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In this classic mystery, Holmes and Watson journey to Dartmoor to solve the case of the missing racehorse, Silver Blaze (and to find the murderer of poor John Straker, too)!  Also, we learn about director Brian Mills, cast members David John and Sally Faulkner reflect on their experiences with Jeremy Brett, and Luke and Gus examine numerous trifles (from wax vestas to cataract knives).  Plus, listener telegrams!

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In this special trip report episode, we recap our recent adventures in England which included visiting the childhood home of Jeremy Brett, returning to the Sherlock Holmes Museum, hunting down filming locations (from Abbey Grange, Musgrave Ritual, Dying Detective, Scandal in Bohemia, The Last Vampyre, and more!), scoping out the Langham Hotel (and the Midland Hotel), and spending a magical day with David Burke and Anna Calder-Marshall.

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In this very special episode, we are honored to present our conversation with actor David Burke.  Burke portrayed Dr. John Watson in the first thirteen episodes of the Granada series and (together with Jeremy Brett and Michael Cox) helped to reinvent the character for a new generation.  Joined by his wife Anna Calder-Marshall, he shared stories of playing the good doctor, his departure from the show, and his friend Jeremy Brett.

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In celebration of the long-awaited re-issue of his book Bending The Willow, we spoke with author David Stuart Davies about this insightful volume covering Jeremy Brett’s work on the Granada series and Davies’ conversations with the legendary actor himself. Bending The Willow is now available for purchase at: www.tvbrain.info/shop Feedback: contact@sherlockpodcast.com Patreon: www.patreon.com/sherlockpodcast Facebook: www.facebook.com/SherlockPod Twitter: www.twitter.com/sherlockpod Web: www.sherlockpodcast.com

In this unique episode, Holmes and Watson travel to the coastal cliffs of Cornwall to exorcise their inner demons and solve the (possibly) supernatural mystery of The Devil’s Foot!  We also hear behind-the-scenes stories from actor Damien Thomas (the villainous Mortimer Tregennis), writer Gary Hopkins, and series violinist Katharine Gowers. Plus, discussion and listener telegrams!

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Veteran actor and stuntman Kiran Shah discusses his adventures playing the menacing Tonga in The Sign of Four.  He speaks about growing up in Kenya, working with makeup artist Glenda Wood, lessons he learned from co-star John Thaw, and more. Watch the extended video of this interview (with subtitles and behind-the-scenes photos!) on YouTube (https://tinyurl.com/KiranShah).

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Leading lady Jenny Seagrove shares fond memories of playing Mary Morstan in The Sign of Four. She also discusses her humble beginnings, receiving career advice from Jeremy Brett, and her adventures with another Mr. Holmes – Sir Christopher Lee.

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It means murder!  In this super-sized episode, Holmes and Watson hunt for treasure, we hear from members of the original cast and crew, and Gus and Luke discuss the hidden gems within the first feature-length entry in the series.  Plus, listener telegrams!

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Leading man David Gwillim shares fond memories of playing Percy Phelps in The Naval Treaty. He also discusses performing Shakespeare for the camera, working with Prince Charles, and his adventures with Jeremy Brett - before and after Sherlock Holmes.

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In this special episode, Holmes, Watson and Lestrade share humbugs and bond over the mystery of The Six Napoleons! Gus and Luke translate the Italian script segments and provide additional limericks! We also hear from writer John Kane, director David Carson pays us a visit, and we even receive a kind missive from a certain "Mr. Holmes"! Plus, listener telegrams!

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Actor Clive Francis shares memories of portraying the title character in The Man with the Twisted Lip. He also discusses his work as a caricature artist and writer - including his adaptation of The Hound of the Baskervilles.

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In this installment, Watson forgoes sleep to help Holmes unmask the The Man with the Twisted Lip, we are introduced to director Patrick Lau, and we hear from Neville St. Clair himself, Mr. Clive Francis. Also, Luke and Gus examine numerous trifles, including dressing gowns, recent Sherlockian purchases, and the true identity of Dr. James Watson. And listener telegrams!

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Actress Betsy Brantley shares fond memories of portraying Elsie Cubit in The Dancing Men and recalls her time working with the great Jeremy Brett.  She also discusses her roles in other films, including The Princess Bride and Who Framed Roger Rabbit.

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The game is afoot! In this episode, Holmes and Watson sojourn to the Abbey Grange to investigate a grisly murder, we are introduced to enigmatic director Peter Hammond, and we receive a very special letter from someone responsible for many of our favorite moments in the series. Also, Gus and Luke discuss wax blood, an abundance of reflections, the beauty of red, and their shared love of this classically romantic episode of the show. Plus, listener telegrams!

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In this episode, Holmes and Watson examine the mysterious events surrounding the singular old observance known as The Musgrave Ritual, we get to know producer June Wyndham Davies, and we bid farewell to series creator, Michael Cox.  Also, Luke and Gus discuss the original script, Baddesley Clinton, rigor mortis, and why this episode is among their favorites. Plus, listener telegrams!

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Director David Carson (The Blue Carbuncle, The Resident Patient, The Musgrave Ritual, The Six Napoleons) shares stories of his time on the Granada Sherlock Holmes series and his memories of the great Jeremy Brett.

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Prepare for war! In this episode, Inspector Lestrade ponders the mystery of The Second Stain whilst Holmes and Watson investigate the theft of an important government document. Also, Luke and Gus discuss deleted beekeeping sequences, the mystical properties of sepia-tone, British income taxes, and more. Plus, listener telegrams!

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Actress Barbara Wilshere (who portrayed Violet Smith in The Solitary Cyclist) shares fond memories of her time on the Granada series.

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In this episode, Holmes and Watson search the grounds of the mysterious Priory School for Lord Saltire, the missing son of the Duke of Holdernesse.  Director John Madden (Shakespeare in Love) masterfully directs this installment of the series.  Gus and Luke discuss horseshoes, tyre tracks, and the significant differences between Doyle’s original story and this beloved adaptation.  Plus, listener telegrams!

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Actress Prim Hardwicke talks with Gus and Luke about her life with the late, great Edward Hardwicke and the adventures they shared during the making of the Granada series.

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Sherlock Returns! In this episode, Holmes and Watson reunite inside of The Empty House to thwart the plans of Col. Sebastian Moran. Also, we are introduced to Mr. Edward Hardwicke, and Luke and Gus discuss the finer points of Baritsu. Plus updates on INTERSECT, the Relics Collection, listener telegrams, and more!

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In the season’s finale, Sherlock Holmes and Professor Moriarty grapple with the solution to The Final Problem. Also, (with a heavy heart) we say farewell to Mr. David Burke, we get to know the legendary Eric Porter, and Luke and Gus reveal the first collection of Sherlockian Relics (plus listener telegrams and more)!

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In this installment, Holmes and Watson investigate the sinister intentions behind The Red-Headed League. Also, the “Napoleon of crime” rears his oscillating head, encyclopedias abound, and Luke and Gus amuse themselves by nitpicking this nearly flawless episode of the classic series. And, listener telegrams!

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In this episode, Holmes and Watson attempt to understand the undoing of The Resident Patient. Also, “Watson Learns The Trick”, Jeremy Brett whistles, and Luke and Gus discuss one of their favorite entries in the Granada series. Plus, listener telegrams!

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In this episode, the unhappy John Hector McFarlane implores Holmes and Watson to save him from the clutches of Inspector Lestrade and exonerate him of the murder of Jonas Oldacre, The Norwood Builder.  Also, we get to know Colin Jeavons (the man behind Lestrade), Luke and Gus talk about their recent trip to The Mysterious Bookshop in New York, the premiere of their latest film project (a lovecraftian, time-travel, thriller called INTERSECT), and more!  Plus, listener telegrams!

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In this special interview episode, Gus and Luke are joined by Granada series writer Gary Hopkins (The Devil’s Foot, Shoscombe Old Place, The Golden Pince-Nez, The Mazarin Stone) to discuss his humble beginnings with Granada, the challenges he faced during the series run, his reminiscences of Jeremy Brett, and much more.

In addition to writing for television, Gary is also co-host of the the BCFM radio program Nostalgia Ain’t What It Used To Be on 93.2 in Bristol. Visit the site at: http://bcfmradio.com/nostalgia

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In this episode, Mycroft Holmes enlists the aid of his brother, Sherlock, and Dr. Watson to solve the mystery of The Greek Interpreter.  Luke and Gus discuss sticking plaster, St Vitus' Dance, and much more.  Plus, listener telegrams!

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In this installment, Holmes and Watson visit the mysterious Copper Beeches, a new Violet appears, and brain-fever once again rears its sweaty head.  Also, Gus and Luke reflect on their interview with Stephen Fry, they discuss their latest adventures in the UK, Frank Middlemass gets a little extra love, and more.  Plus, listener emails!

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In this special interview episode, Gus and Luke sit down with actor, author, and activist Stephen Fry to discuss his early, Sherlockian experiences, his love for the canon and the Granada series, his encounters with Mr. Jeremy Brett, and more.

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In the final episode of season one, Holmes and Watson find themselves in possession of the mysterious gem, The Blue Carbuncle.  We also examine the careers of composer Patrick Gowers and director David Carson.  And Gus & Luke discuss hats, goose crops, and the unique properties of carbuncles.  Plus, listener emails!

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In the 6th episode of season one, Holmes and Watson come face to face with the Speckled Band, we get to know Mrs. Hudson (Rosalie Williams), and Gus and Luke take a deep dive into this classic story.

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In the 5th episode of season one, Holmes and Watson encounter a mysterious, Crooked Man, the cast and crew come to tears over changes to the story, we learn about the legendary John Hawkesworth, and Gus and Luke discuss the minutiae of this enigmatic entry to the series.  Plus, we check the post for some listener emails.

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In the 4th episode of season one, Holmes and Watson ponder the appearance of a Solitary Cyclist.  Is this the best episode of the Granada series?  Gus and Luke try hard to find any faults in this stellar entry to the series.  Also, a trip report from London - including a brush with the seedy underbelly of Shepherd’s Bush. 

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In the third episode of season one, Holmes and Watson investigate the theft of The Naval Treaty.  Gus and Luke examine brain-fevers, shadow-boxing, and alternate theories to the solution of this classic entry to the Granada series.

As mentioned in the podcast, you can find the only existing audio recording of the The Secret of Sherlock Holmes, the stage play written by Jeremy Paul and starring Jeremy Brett and Edward Hardwicke, here:  https://jgkeegan.com/sh/secsh.htm

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In the second episode of season one, Sherlock Holmes investigates the mystery of The Dancing Men.  Gus and Luke examine the evidence behind this classic story.  Please remember to subscribe and rate the show!  Submit feedback to contact@sherlockpodcast.com

In the first episode of The Jeremy Brett Sherlock Holmes Podcast, Gus and Luke examine the the pilot episode of the classic Granada series; A Scandal In Bohemia.  Please remember to subscribe and rate the show!  Submit feedback to contact@sherlockpodcast.com