But I was lucky enough to attend Gillette to Brett III with Nicholas Meyer attending, and a showing of his film, and fell in love with it. And Robert Duvall did an outstanding job.
So, again, to celebrate the Watson's, we are doing Robert Duvall this week. We are, again, going to see if we can make a connection from the actor to Holmes along a path that does not include his roll as Watson.
Robert Duvall as had such a prolific career that I think there would be several paths to Holmes for him.
So I started in his early career.
Robert Duvall (seen here as Watson) - (1931)
took part in the 1962 film To Kill a Mockingbird
which also featured Frank Overton (1918-1967)
who also took part in 1964's Fail Safe
which featured a young Larry Hagman (1931-2012)
who played Sherlock Holmes in 1976's The Return of the World's Greatest Detective
So there you have it, there you are.
"Fail Safe" also starred Fritz Weaver who was Sherlock Holmes in "Baker Street the Musical". For an interview with Mr. Weaver on "Baker Street", listen to I Hear of Sherlock Everywhere Episode 26: A Musical Stroll Down Baker Street.
ReplyDeleteHa! That's even better.
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DeleteOne of our favorites. Episode 26: A Musical Stroll Down Baker Street.
DeleteOne of mine, too. I've listened to it maybe twenty times. No exaggeration. I listened to it again Sunday night. I hope, per Episode 58, IHOSE can get Christopher Lee.
DeleteI will check out the pod cast.
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