Recollections of a talented character actor (sadly, no longer with us). Trained for the stage but equally at home on-screen, Stephens epitomizes hard-working, professional, supporting players who manage to acquit themselves well, regardless of the quality of the material. His reflections on his friendship with Jeremy Brett grants some insights into the mental demons that fine man endured. KNIGHT ERRANT is chatty, catty and candid, the way memoirs should be; never shedding blame, the author always willing to admit culpability. Stephens was no angel and doesn't pretend to be. But he's great company and the old scoundrel tells a good, ribald tale... ( )