Jeremy Brett. A Journey to the Fairyland of Childhood. 

Childhood is the most important and most amazing time in a person's life. Childhood is something that we have lost in time, but have kept within ourselves. Berkswell is a lovely place in Warwickshire Britain. Jeremy Brett was born here in 1933 on a Friday, the 3rd of November as Peter Jeremy William Huggins. Berkswell has many houses from the 16th and 17th century. Little Jeremy was surrended by wonderful landscape and animals. His mother was Elizabeth Edith Cadbury Butler Huggins (1899-1959) - they adored each other. Elizabeth was renowned for her kindness and generosity in Berkswell. As Jeremy told once: "she had open doors and windows in her soul". She supported Red Cross and provided clothing, food and a place to clean up for Gypsies and tramps. Jeremy's father was Henry William Huggins (1890- 1965), a soldier in the Warwickshire Royal Horse Artillery, who fought in World War I. Elizabeth and Henry married in 1923. The family moved into the manor Berkswell Grange in 1929. They had four sons: John became a clergyman, Michael a painter, Patrick a farmer, and Jeremy, the world famous actor was the younger brother.As a child, he was the member of the Woodmen of Arden, a society of archery founded in 1758. His father and brothers were members too. They also loved horses and riding. Jeremy wanted to be a jockey or an actor. The images of a English country houses and beautiful countryside are real and taken from the internet. Childhood is always filled with sounds, smells, sights until the dark hour of reflection arises. Reflections on the transience of life. Nowhere and never, in any city in the world, you believe me, this is the real truth, do the stars shine as brightly and captivatingly as in the city of childhood. I remember my childhood, and my heart aches with tenderness❤ I dedicated this video collage to memories of the wonderful childhood times of our beloved Mr. Jeremy Brett❤❤❤

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Thank you very much dear Mdm, for the posting of Berkswell, Warwickshire Britain. A lovely place indeed! Appreciated!

WARNING. On one well-know French forum dedicated to JB, I discovered many of my collages .My works were posted on this forum without links and without my permission. A certain Mr.Binks posts my works without links. I am not against posting my works and ideas on other sites dedicated to JB. But I am against published without links and presented as their own works. This act does not decorate a lady and a gentleman. Our dear Mr.Sherlock Holmes would never do this!