"I was at Cambridge [when I got my start in acting] and I ran away. I'm a rebel and that's because my mother gave me this freedom and confidence. So I went down to London. I knew I was going to be an actor from about the age of eight. We're talking about the age of about seventeen and one-half that I walked into Tyrone Guthrie, who was doing Tamarlane the Great at the Old Vic. And I said, 'I want to be an actor vewy, vewy much.' He was kind of overwhelmed at this idiot. I remember I was wearing my brother's coat to make me look bigger. And he said I could have a walk-on part in Tamarlane. 'Or,' he said, 'you should go with that r sound to Central School,' which I did later." --Jeremy Brett, in an interview
At the Central School of Speech and Drama, he won three principal awards, those including the Laurence Olivier Award and the William Ford Memorial Prize.
If any productions are missing, or any dates are incorrect, in this list, please consult the editor for corrections. Appreciation the compiling the following drama school listing is to Linda Pritchard.
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