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Jeremy Brett

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Mostly Credited As:	Jeremy Brett
Birth Name:	Peter Jeremy William Huggins
Date Of Birth:	November 03, 1933 (Age 61)
Country Of Birth:	United Kingdom
Birth Place:	London, England
Date Of Death:	September 12, 1995
Cause Of Death:	Heart attack (London, England)

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http://www.brettish.com/touring.html

Sherlock Holmes Museum

Jeremy Brett's grave may be found at the following link: Find A Grave

Jeremy Brett TV Appearances

Main cast

Show: Sherlock Holmes (1984)(1984)	As: Sherlock Holmes
Show: The Three Musketeers (1966)(1966)	As: D'Artagnan

Episode Cast Credits

Show: Mystery! (1980) • 42 episode credits -- (First Appearance: Tuesday March 11th, 1980) Show all 42 episode cast credits
	• Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes (6) The Mazarin Stone	16x09: (Dec/12/1995)	As	Sherlock Holmes
	• Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes (5) The Golden Pince-Nez	16x08: (Dec/05/1995)	As	Sherlock Holmes
	• Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes (4) The Red Circle	16x07: (Nov/28/1995)	As	Sherlock Holmes
	• Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes (3) The Three Gables	16x06: (Nov/21/1995)	As	Sherlock Holmes
Show: Hart to Hart (1979)
	• Death in the Slow Lane	01x04: (Oct/13/1979)	As	Mason Parks
Show: Young Dan'l Boone (1977)
	• The Trail Blazer	01x01: (Sep/12/1977)	As	Langford
Show: Play of the Month (1965)
	• The School for Scandal	10x06: (Feb/16/1975)	As	Joseph Surface
	• The Rivals	05x08: (May/15/1970)	As	Captain Jack Absolute
Show: Jennie: Lady Randolph Churchill (1974)
	• Triumph and Tragedy	01x04: (Nov/26/1974)	As	Count Kinsky
	• Recovery	01x03: (Nov/19/1974)	As	Count Kinsky
Show: Thriller (UK) (1973)
	• One Deadly Owner	02x04: (Feb/16/1974)	As	Peter Tower
Show: The Champions (1968)
	• Desert Journey	01x25: (Mar/19/1969)	As	The Bey
Show: Mystery and Imagination (1966)
	• The Lost Stradivarius	01x01: (Jan/29/1966)	As	Sir John Maltravers
Show: Hallmark Hall Of Fame (1951)
	• Macbeth	10x02: (Nov/20/1960)	As	Malcolm
Show: Number 10 (1983)
	• William Pitt the Younger	01x02: (Unknown/Unaired)	As	William Pitt the Younger

Jeremy Brett Crew Credits

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Jeremy Brett Trivia

(On what he will remember best about the Holmes stories) "They are a great essay in male friendship, which has gone now. Men's friendship has been debased. One of the lovely things about Holmes and Watson is that they do have this great platonic relationship." (May 1990)

Jeremy's personal motto was: "Onward and Upward"

Jeremy also enjoyed singing and playing the piano, and most types of music.

Jeremy deeply loved dogs and horses.

Jeremy was also nominated for the Legion of Honour in France.

Jeremy was once nominated for a Knighthood in Britain.

Jeremy also played his most famous role, Sherlock Holmes, on the stage a number of times.

Jeremy hosted the Picadilly Circus on PBS.

It was rumoured that Jeremy was in fact bi-sexual.

Jeremy Brett: I would love to do some comedy. To make people laugh is the greatest gift of all.

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