P S indeed. He looks way more handsome (If that's possible) whith his hair combed to the side rather than severely slacked back like it is usually, but then again they don't want a too handsome Holmes do they ?
"The Solitary Cyclist" was the first produced episode of the series with Jeremy Brett. Maybe they revised the role of Sherlock Holmes a bit afterwards.
@@rolfspeer5403 What, had they realized that he was way too sexy for a Holmes (despite being way older than Holmes' age at the beginning of the canon)? LMAO
The best Holmes, I always thought Rathbone was best, until I found JB, true to the book, bi polar, he brings an honest genius to the role, you just can’t stop watching him!
Vous les avez remarquées, vous aussi, ☺️ ?! Je pourrais tomber amoureuse... enfin presque... rien que pour ses mains... Elles "m'accrochent" (dans tous ses rôles), je les trouve extraordinaires mais je ne saurais pas bien préciser pourquoi (une sorte de grâce ?). Elles sont expressives en elle-mêmes et cela a dû être noté par d'autres observateurs / admirateurs attentifs : il existe un podcast sur Brett / Holmes (je crois qu'il s'intitule "the Jeremy Brett Sherlock Holmes podcast") qui réserve une partie de l'analyse de certains épisodes à son "hands acting". Une amicale poignée de... main, 😉 !
There is a certain spirituality about my face, also. Why has nobody yet noticed my inherently musical jawline and brow? Oh, flawed age in which we live.
@@devc9661 It's pretty, but there's not much to do there except go for walk in the park. Which is lovely, but it gets stale when you go there all the time. Like any place, really.
Nothing is wrong with his face! Benedict Cumberbatch has excellent acting skill. It's a shame the writers couldn’t use his and Freeman's potential. They drifted away from the story and made it some wattpad fanfiction from season 3 and onward. Season 2 was somehow decent.
Naw. He finds her interesting. He observes her beauty, but only as a relevant factor, the same way he observes her bootlaces and shirtcuffs. WATSON is attracted to her beauty, definitely.
@@coffeemachtspass is right here. Btw, I also thought Holmes was rude for some time. But the more often I watched it, the more it became funny. There is another clip in episode 1 when a king reached out his hand to shake hands with Holmes, Holmes left in that very moment (which looks very rude), and Watson shakes hands with the king instead. If you repeatedly watch that scene, it becomes very funny at the end, too. There are some brilliant scenes and very funny scenes in that series. You only need to discover them. May have to do with the fact that Sherlock’s brother Mycroft has a “social club for unsociable people”. The so-called Diogenes Club. 😂
Jeremy Brett is to Sherlock Holmes as Sean Connery is to 007. Perfect.
Funnily enough, Brett was approached to replace Connery in the role of Bond when Connery quit.
So true. When one thinks of Sherlock Holmes anymore, it is Brett's image that comes to mind.
Yeso,and David Suchet si Poirot, jajajaja 👋👋
Ah I wish this clip was longer because the way he say "we wish you joy" is me everytime someone is engaged, married or babies galore lmao
He's silently like "how could you ever willingly choose to marry, what the fuck"
I find it funny that Holmes didn't ask Watson. He just tells him. "Watch."
The way he goes "Excellent!"
"Mrs Hudson... this is not a convenient moment. "😁😁
😏?
I see what you are suggesting 😏
This is my favorite episode, and Holmes is most charming in this one.
P S indeed. He looks way more handsome (If that's possible) whith his hair combed to the side rather than severely slacked back like it is usually, but then again they don't want a too handsome Holmes do they ?
"The Solitary Cyclist" was the first produced episode of the series with Jeremy Brett. Maybe they revised the role of Sherlock Holmes a bit afterwards.
@@rolfspeer5403 What, had they realized that he was way too sexy for a Holmes (despite being way older than Holmes' age at the beginning of the canon)? LMAO
@@DarthLenaPlant I think they wanted the look of the original illustrations with the hair all the way back, to mimic kinda like a receding hairline
The best Holmes, I always thought Rathbone was best, until I found JB, true to the book, bi polar, he brings an honest genius to the role, you just can’t stop watching him!
If anything, I have learnt a good deal of English from this show as a young boy..
"Nearly fell into the error"
"It is not a convenient moment"
Jeremy had lovely hands.
Jeremy was lovely, from head to toe.
Vous les avez remarquées, vous aussi, ☺️ ?! Je pourrais tomber amoureuse... enfin presque... rien que pour ses mains... Elles "m'accrochent" (dans tous ses rôles), je les trouve extraordinaires mais je ne saurais pas bien préciser pourquoi (une sorte de grâce ?). Elles sont expressives en elle-mêmes et cela a dû être noté par d'autres observateurs / admirateurs attentifs : il existe un podcast sur Brett / Holmes (je crois qu'il s'intitule "the Jeremy Brett Sherlock Holmes podcast") qui réserve une partie de l'analyse de certains épisodes à son "hands acting".
Une amicale poignée de... main, 😉 !
gosh i wish i was that observant
Splendid! Time to get the box set out again, I think.
This episode has the best ending.
She's my wife! No, she's your widow! BANG!
Which episode ?
@@nnsh3The Solitary Cyclist
There is a certain spirituality about my face, also. Why has nobody yet noticed my inherently musical jawline and brow?
Oh, flawed age in which we live.
How simply dreadful.
Carol Kewley
It’s a less than perfect face, I admit, but not quite classically ‘dreadful’.
@@coffeemachtspass Oh no, I only meant what a dreadful age we live in, that does not give your face the admiration and insight it deserves.
Did she say Farnham?! Huh.... my dreary little town actually comes up in something interesting, for once!
Quite a lovely place
@@devc9661 It's pretty, but there's not much to do there except go for walk in the park. Which is lovely, but it gets stale when you go there all the time. Like any place, really.
Jeremy Brett as Sherlock is ideal in every aspect. New Benedict Cumberbatch Sherlock face reminds me of a weasel.
Oh please. BC is awesome in the role.
@@djmotise period
@@djmotise He did a commendable job. A shame the rest of the series couldn't be half as good as his rapport with Freeman.
Nothing is wrong with his face! Benedict Cumberbatch has excellent acting skill. It's a shame the writers couldn’t use his and Freeman's potential. They drifted away from the story and made it some wattpad fanfiction from season 3 and onward. Season 2 was somehow decent.
Very good quality!
Holmes is attracted to her beauty.
Naw. He finds her interesting. He observes her beauty, but only as a relevant factor, the same way he observes her bootlaces and shirtcuffs. WATSON is attracted to her beauty, definitely.
@@NiceTryLaoChe He has a sexual interest but only for a quick moment. He disciplines himself instantly.
False, he despises women.
@@itexplodes3824 He might despise women but it doesn't stop his natural human instinct of when he sees a pretty lady.
@@SiansBookcases I'm. This. No, I don't want to argue...
What is the episode name ?
The solitary ciclist
Stewie from Family Guy, and with that finger vertical on the lip too.
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He is rude, not a gentleman.
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That’s why he needs Watson. Together they make a single perfect human.
Maybe not rude, just very direct.
Duh.
@@coffeemachtspass is right here. Btw, I also thought Holmes was rude for some time. But the more often I watched it, the more it became funny. There is another clip in episode 1 when a king reached out his hand to shake hands with Holmes, Holmes left in that very moment (which looks very rude), and Watson shakes hands with the king instead. If you repeatedly watch that scene, it becomes very funny at the end, too. There are some brilliant scenes and very funny scenes in that series. You only need to discover them. May have to do with the fact that Sherlock’s brother Mycroft has a “social club for unsociable people”. The so-called Diogenes Club. 😂