I can only imagine the tremendous impact that the death of Jeremy Brett must have had on the fans, staff and readers of Scarlet Street. Even by the time I'd seen my first issue (#23), I wasn't familiar with him or his work (gasp!), yet I'd notice later references to him appearing from time-to-time even still, years after he was gone, in these pages. Well, he was literally a huge part of the foundation of the magazine and had it not been for his portrayal of the famous character Sherlock Holmes, it is highly doubtful there would have ever been a Scarlet Street Magazine. This had to have been a devastating time, yet the fact that the magazine would go on and continue to strengthen in its dynamics is a testament that it certainly by now was living a life of its own!
So with that, let us open this new season of ShOCk-tober with one heck of a scream: "It's Alive! ALIVE!" We'll be back at the end of the Halloween month with #21 also, as Scarlet Street, The Magazine of Mystery and Horror continues to live on.
*Artwork for "The Haunting" [1963] above & "The Innocents" [1961] below.
*Still from "The Haunting" [1963] above & on the set of "The Innocents" [1961] below.
*Still from "The Haunting" [1963] above & on the set of "The Innocents" [1961] below.
*Still from "The Haunting" [1963] above & on the set of "The Innocents" [1961] below.
*Still from "The Haunting" [1963] above & on the set of "The Innocents" [1961] below.
*Still from "The Haunting" [1963] above & from "The Innocents" [1961] below.
*Still from "The Haunting" [1963] above & on the set of "The Innocents" [1961] below.
*Deborah Kerr from "The Innocents" [1961].
*Deborah Kerr from "The Innocents" [1961].
*Artwork above & on the set of "The Innocents" [1961] below.
*Martin Stephens
*Martin Stephens
*Martin Stephens on the set of "The Innocents" [1961]
*Martin Stephens
*Maurice Chevalier with Martin Stephens
*Martin Stephens
*Martin Stephens & Ingrid Boulting "The Witches" [1966]
*Martin Stephens
*Russ Tamblyn
*Russ Tamblyn for Life Magazine
*Russ Tamblyn
*Russ Tamblyn as "Tom Thumb" [1958]
*Russ Tamblyn
*Elizabeth Russell
*Elizabeth Russell
*Elizabeth Russell
*Elizabeth Russell
*Elizabeth Russell
*Jeremy Brett
*Jeremy Brett
*Jeremy Brett
*Jeremy Brett
*Jeremy Brett
*Jeremy Brett
*Jeremy Brett
*Jeremy Brett
*Artwork for "Portrait of Jennie" [1948]
*Still from "Portrait of Jennie" [1948]
*Stills from "Portrait of Jennie" [1948]
*Still from "Portrait of Jennie" [1948]
*Ethel Barrymore in "Portrait of Jennie" [1948]
*David Wayne
*David Wayne
*David Wayne
*David Wayne on the set of "Adam's Rib" [1949] above & with Nat 'King' Cole below.
*John Forsythe & David Wayne "Teahouse of the August Moon" [1954]
*David Wayne
*Elizabeth Russell with Louis DaPron
*Stills from "Portrait of Jennie" [1948]
*Still from "Portrait of Jennie" [1948]
*"The Haunting" [1963]
*"The Haunting" [1963]
*Russ Tamblyn
*Russ Tamblyn with Mamie Van Doren [1958] above & Venetia Stevenson on their wedding day, [1956] below
* Supplemental images are noted with an (*) asterisk. My intention is to only enhance the reading experience and not take away from the original publication.
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