Basil Rathbone, an iconic English actor and philanthropist, passed away on July 21, 1967, at the age of 75. He was best known for his 20-year-long career in Hollywood during the 1930s and 40s, for playing multiple villains and heroes in films and radio shows. He notably starred in 'Sherlock Holmes' films, 'The Adventures of Robin Hood' and 'The Mark of Zorro.' In 1948, he made a remarkable return to Broadway, famously appearing in a revival of 'Hamlet.' Rathbone also served in the First World War, earning medals for bravery, and was renowned for his charitable work, both during and after his Hollywood days. His impressive career was further acknowledged when he was awarded both a Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame and the Knighthood of the British Empire. Before his passing, Rathbone's lasting legacy- a passion for the craft of acting and a love for his family and closest friends- ensured that his memory will forever remain strong.