All of the information and media content presented on this website has been done so with the sole aim of presenting the professional career of Jeremy Brett (1933-1995). When possible, we have endeavoured to locate the original owners of the content included, most especially with regards to photographic content. Whilst every possible effort has been made to cite the original owners and sources, it is possible that not all of the information presented below is completely accurate.
PHOTOGRAPHIC CONTENT
In Memory of Jeremy Brett official logo: Designed by Maike Unland for specific inclusion on this website. Carousel Slider: “Jeremy Brett (1933-1995): Taken by Marcus Tylor on 13th October, 1989 at Wyndham’s Theatre, London, England.
“War and Peace (1956)”: Paramount Pictures.
“Hamlet (1961)”: The Jeremy Brett – Linda Pritchard Collection. Taken from Pritchard (Linda), A Pictoral Tribute to Jeremy Brett: The Definitive Sherlock Holmes, Paradise Books, London, 2001 (1st Edition), p.23. Used with permission from the author.
“The Deputy (1964)”: The Jeremy Brett – Linda Pritchard Collection / In Memory of Jeremy Brett Collection.
“My Fair Lady (1964)”: Warner Bros. Pictures.
“A Month In The Country (1965)”: The Jeremy Brett-Linda Pritchard Collection. Taken from Pritchard (Linda), A Pictoral Tribute to Jeremy Brett: The Definitive Sherlock Holmes, Paradise Books, London, 2001 (1st Edition), p.26. Used with permission from the author.
“The Champions (1968)”: ITC Entertainment.
“An Ideal Husband (1969)”: The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC). This is a screen cap. No copyright infringement was intended with the creation of this screencap.
“Rosmersholm (1972)”: The In Memory of Jeremy Brett Collection.
“Jennie, Lady Randolph Churchill (1974)”: The In Memory of Jeremy Brett Collection.
“Dracula (1978″): The Jeremy Brett-Linda Pritchard Collection. Taken from Pritchard (Linda), A Pictoral Tribute to Jeremy Brett: The Definitive Sherlock Holmes, Paradise Books, London, 2001 (1st Edition), p.32. Used with permission from the author.
“Rebecca (1979)”: The In Memory of Jeremy Brett Collection.
“The Tempest (1982)”: The In Memory of Jeremy Brett Collection.
“Number 10 (1983)”: ITV Global Entertainment.
“Granada’s Sherlock Holmes (1984-1994)”: ITV Global Entertainment.
“The Secret of Sherlock Holmes (1988-1989)”: The In Memory of Jeremy Brett Collection.
“Moll Flanders (1996)”: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.