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BENDING THE WILLOW: Jeremy Brett as Sherlock Holmes - Published 1996

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BENDING THE WILLOW: Jeremy Brett as Sherlock Holmes - Published 1996 is a captivating narrative that explores Brett's stunning portrayal of the famous detective. The author has intricate discussions about Jeremy Brett, illustrating his immortalization of the Holmes character and the nuances and complexities he introduced with aplomb. This book will be unputdownable for any Holmes aficionado and Brett's avid fan.

Published in 1996, the book delves into the transformation of Holmes by Brett on the screen and how his performance has influenced subsequent interpretations of the detective. The book offers a comprehensive look into Brett's artistry, dissecting his performances in various episodes and his understanding of the character. Readers also gain insight into Brett's personal struggles that influenced his portrayal.

The book's title, 'BENDING THE WILLOW', is a metaphor for Brett's creation of a more humane and vulnerable Holmes, a departure from the traditional stoic and aloof detective from the original novels. Brett's adaptation of Holmes has been described as 'bending the willow,' a delicate balancing act of maintaining the integrity of Conan Doyle's original character while bringing in a unique perspective and depth.

Condition: As new, (kept in cellophane) in fine jacket. First edition. First printing of this history of the Granada Television series of Sherlock Holmes adaptations, published in tribute to Jeremy Brett and the role that "fascinated, frightened, and consumed him." 9.75'' x 6.75''. Original burgundy cloth with gilt-lettered spine. In original unclipped (£19.99) dust jacket. 192 pages. 

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