Sherlock Holmes - Dr.John H. Watson YOU RAISE ME UP (Dedicated to David Burke 90th birthday) 

Спасибо вам за добрый отзыв. Мне всегда приятно знать что поклонники творчества Джереми до сих пор помнят и любят его. Есть актеры, которые никогда не умирают. Даже когда уже давно покинули этот мир. Среди них - Джереми Бретт. На мой взгляд один из самых изысканных актёров двадцатого века. Талант, красота, его удивительный голос. аристократичность, щедрое сердце... Джереми невозможно забыть.

A little below MOJHGAN writes (I apologize for quoting without her previous approval since I can't reach her) : "The relationship between these two Sherlock and Watson is very interesting and thought-provoking, I wish each of us had a Watson, as companion as kind as smart as patient" I would add : Indeed, Watson is never tired of holding himself at Sherlock's side, even if his friend shows unpleasant, sometimes hurtful or simply (seemingly) unresponsive to his attentions. Your are right in everything you say here ! I too would like to have a Watson, but also would like to have the qualities which make a Watson, which enable to BE a Watson: indeed, we often lack of concern for reciprocity in our relationships, and when it comes to the ones we experience as beneficial to us, we may find that we don't reciprocate worthily the people who are selflessly fraternal to us.

Thank you for your interesting story about the film you watched. Thank you for your atmospheric comment. When I first started making this video, I didn't know that David Burke turned 90 on May 25th. This is a wonderful coincidence. It's amazing that this year, April marks the 40th anniversary of the release of the first episode of Sherlock Holmes by Granada Television. May 25 marks anniversary 90 of the birth of David Burke, the first Dr. Watson. The sage was asked:How many types of friendship are there? Four, he answered. Friends are like food - you need them every day. Friends are like medicine, you look for them when you feel bad. There are friends, like a disease, thay themselves look for you. But there are friends like air - you can't see them, but they are always with you. A person cannot live without air. I love with the most tender love the two Watsons, David Burke and Edward Hardwicke. I believe that somewhere out there, in a parallel world, our beloved handsome Jeremy (Sherlock Holmes) and his detoved, faithful squire Doctor Watson(Edward Hardwicke) are discussing another investigation into a complicated incident. Like a naive child, I continue to believe in miracles.

​@@JoanJeremy95 Maybe I should explain myself a little, 😉 : my account of "Un coeur oublié" ("a forgotten about / left out heart") may have seemed a little strange, irrelevant and, to some extent, unnecessary to you, but I purposely made it because, in my mind, its plot, the quote of Madame de Tencin and the personality traits of Fontenelle resulting in the fact that he "never loved", really echoed in those of your vid. Fontenelle's character could be summarised in the quote from "The Greek Interpreter" too : "This reticence [to refer to his relations or early life] upon his part had increased the somewhat inhuman effect which he produced him as an isolated phenomenon, a brain without a heart, as deficient in human sympathy as he was pre-eminent in intelligence. His aversion to women and his disinclination to form new friendships were both typical of his unemotional character". In the TV movie the young lady asks Fontenelle to give her lessons in observing the planets (she has herself "perpetrated" a memoir on the topic). But she's also blessed with artistic skills (she sings beautifully), by which the old man, to his own surprise, finds himself touched. All this leads to the progressive development of a tender and discreet friendship between her and him, whose heart she has, in a way, "risen up" in the last years of his life. Maybe I extrapolated, maybe I made unjustified parallels between the movie and your video, but in my mind, the relation I saw between the two proves that, when "matters of the heart" are concerned, it doesn't matter if a 130 years gap, if a sea between a continent and an island, if a difference in genders and in social establishment or customs, distinguish two stories in a apparently strict way : the feelings of their characters and the restraints they sometimes impose on them can be very alike, and so can it be in real life ... I would have liked to hand over the link to the TV movie so that you can judge by yourself, but the English subtitles are so bad that I renounced it ... with regret. Thank you so much 🙏 for the truthful considerations of the sage : they give to think in a beautiful way.

@@charlottevairet3453 Are you talking about the French writer Bernard Le Bovier de Fontenelle? He was an amazing person and lived to be almost 100 years old. Thank you for telling me this story. What is the name of the movie watched ? Please forgive me if I did not quite understand your thinking. If I understood correctly, then you drew a parallel between Holmes's reserve towards women. And the dispassionate cold attitude towards women of Monsieur Fontenelle. How did Holmes treat women? He was polite with women, he could notice whether a lady was beautivul of not, but he did not show any special emotions. In the story of Charles Milverton, Sherlock noticed: " A true gentleman should not think about taking risks when a woman so desperately needs his help." And I'll also quote Watson's phrase about Sherlock: " He did not like women and did not trust, but he always treated them with chivalrous courtesy."

​@@JoanJeremy95It is the man ! Don't apologise for having not immediately understood my point from my first message yesterday : my thoughts were difficult to put into words, all the more that I still was under the powerful impression left by the movie I had finished to watch a few minutes before ! I'm glad in the end that you became curious about Monsieur de Fontenelle and "Un coeur oublié" because I feared that my new message and my insistence about it would be irritating to you. Keep an eye on your mailbox : something will come, 😉 (tonight, tomorrow ? A little bit of preparation is needed...)

Thank you for the lyrics to this beautiful song. When I was editing this video, I spent a long time choosing between this song and another Secret Garden song - Strength. They are very similar in the beauty of execution and the meaning of the text. But I still chose - You raise me up.

​@@JoanJeremy95The tune of "You raise me up " began to ring in my head as soon as I woke up this morning 😊 ! Ordinarily, this phenomenon happens only when I myself chose what I want to hear, 😉... It's probably due to the successful marriage with the lyrics which resonates for many of us (lost souls, romantic people - according to your understanding, or highly sensitive ones ?). Anyway, I owe you a special thank for that, 🙏.