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The William Gillette..!

First and foremost: Jeremy. Oh, gosh..! His beautiful speaking voice, playful eyes, lovely smile..! Energetic, commanding, complete ability to hold someone's attention, straight to the point: "And you have a way of prevaricating with your answers, Mr Cubitt!" Complete love of my life! Benedict: a lovely modern version. I like the way his thought processes work (especially the onscreen images and writings), the way he can unravel John's history. His wink at John after he tells him his name and address. Jonny Lee Miller: haven't got a clue as I've never seen Elementary. But I'm sure he's nice. Rupert Everett: very nice version, brooding eyes. Somewhat cold. Engaging. Facial expression is a classic upon one particular scene. Robert Downey Jnr: action based, rockets his way across the screen, beautifully dressed, gorgeous hair, hysterical at the right moments, and got the character down much better in Game Of Shadows more than the first one. Basil Rathbone: the original movie version. Brilliant man. It has to be said that there was one scene in Jeremy's version where he had this particular look upon his face as he smoked his pipe and raised his eyebrows and had a slight smile that he practically resembled Basil, and I thought "he's channelling his inner Basil, there..!" Watson (David Burke) was sitting behind him at the window in this scene.

I found this one too - from 1988. Though the one I've seen had audio only, and had a still from some scene. Three parts, I believe.

Oh, my..!

Should've seen him in 1968's The Merry Widow..! Good Golly, Miss Molly! Absolutely swooningly gorgeous in that! Breath-taking, jaw-dropping, you name it..!

Raya!

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With Benedict, I find myself rooted to the spot and just literally watching and listening. Completely riveted.

Obsession might be the right word there - with Jeremy, it's all-consuming!

Read the entire article here. A brace of Sherlocks! Great pic!

His mother certainly was gorgeous in that pic!

What? Where?! *THUD!*

Though there were so many different actors, and I know that Basil Rathbone was the definitive movie version, for me, Jeremy will always be my Sherlock..!

It's quite a good movie. I have it on DVD.

Maybe he pronounced it the wrong way when he was peeved with the Inspector, just to annoy him.I've got another one now - Watson pronounced it as 'Le-stray-ed' in Sherlock Holmes And The Case Of The Silk Stocking (2004, Rupert Everett)!

I'd love to have a Belstaff coat, though I'm nowhere near 6ft... And that magnifying glass! And a violin!

, Josh! I'm a Brett babe - I fell at Jeremy's feet 30 years ago!

, Ultragonk!

I think Sherlock is asexual - I don't think there's anything between him and John.

Oh for a Stradivarius..!

Key..?

That blog is hilarious!

Congratulations, Fox!