Producer: David H. Godfrey Carter: Douglas Blackwell Toby Lisemore: John Forrest Alec Fowler: Denis McCarthy Graham Collier: Alan Dudley Werner Zenkel: Nigel Lambert Berriman: Clifford Norgate :: Rosalind Adams Landlady: Madi Hedd Announcer/Clerk: Anthony Smee Immigration Officer/Newsreader/Man: Michael Cochrane
Cold war drama's & novels are always worth it, but the reality of those who lived the life must have been hell always looking over your shoulder & being suspicious of everyone & everything, they needed nerves of steal to live under such a strain
Its a well acted and thoroughly enjoyable thriller, but it's patently obvious that Collier is an innocent civilian out of his depth. So their hostile questioning and evasiveness, "friends of Mr Shapiro", seems counter-productive from the outset. It develops and becomes more convincing as the plot widens out.
Its ALL politics. Equating to power, meaning money. "The Americans wanted involvement regarding "the Jews". They are people just like those hypocrites pulling strings with money to get more of same.
Typical pompous insecure official, aggressive, over bearing, assuming the worst. It would have been better if he had just said he was from the police and needed to know about the package.
Hadn't heard of any of cast .After listening to first 10 minutes it became apparent why. May have been Director's fault of course or the cliche ridden script which must have been cobbled together by someone who'd read every spy thriller in last 10 years - but didn't have any actual experience of the milieu. Cringeworthy attempts at sophisticated dialogue didn't help. The first 10 minutes are the worst - get through them and it's bearable.
Really enjoyed this. Makes a change from murders and haunted stories. I loved the intrigue.
I love spy stories be it TV, film, radio, book. This was excellent, many thanks for sharing it with us.
Very good. Thanks for posting.
Brilliant thank you for uploading this,,,,,,,it’s a great story and a relaxing listen………
Very clever piece from a talented writer. Thanks for the upload!
Intriguing good Sunday listening thanks
Great good play
Excellent actors convincingly brought the play to life. Capturing the dark mood of the Cold War period.
An enjoyable cold War spy drama. Worth a listen. 👂📻
Producer: David H. Godfrey
Carter: Douglas Blackwell
Toby Lisemore: John Forrest
Alec Fowler: Denis McCarthy
Graham Collier: Alan Dudley
Werner Zenkel: Nigel Lambert
Berriman: Clifford Norgate
:: Rosalind Adams
Landlady: Madi Hedd
Announcer/Clerk: Anthony Smee
Immigration Officer/Newsreader/Man: Michael Cochrane
Excellent 👌
I enjoyed every bit of this 📻🤩
Very enjoysble drama. Thank you.
Loved this story not always into spy stuff but this one definitely has appeal
👍👍👍👍
Excellent
Did the end get cut off? Where are the credits?
Cold war drama's & novels are always worth it, but the reality of those who lived the life must have been hell always looking over your shoulder & being suspicious of everyone & everything, they needed nerves of steal to live under such a strain
Very interesting. Kept you guessing, thank uou!
Very enjoyable listening. Different from the others.
Now I have to add this to 'Fatal Flaw' as being my favorite(s)!
Have you any other thrillers downloaded ?? As I’ve looked but I’m not sure what’s what ?? Please ……..
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@@ChestertonRadio thanks for the reply I did a search and I’ve found some great shows on your channel thank you for putting these up regards Dr Tony
Good story
Not a world-class spy thriller, but enjoyable to listen to.
I really enjoyed this program but the ending was quite abrupt. Did we get the whole recording? Thanks for your radio shows.
Patricia that is what I wondered. Just finished and wanted to know about that very bitter agent!! Can any body help?
Really enjoyed it. But I don't think that spying has stopped at all . Just more sophisticated!!
A bit sub-John-le-Carré but not bad. :-)
Thank you for uploading.
Transmission BBC 24.11.75 with some nods to Le Carré’s Alec Leamas (TSWCIFTC 1963) and the ‘mole’ (TTSS 1974)
@@elizabethman7313 'TTSS' ?
@@Laurencemardon Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy. (I admit I had to look it up)
@@barrykacher9741 Thx!
Good show! Spoiler comment..well kinda.At any moment I expected Mr. Collier to break down and start confessing with a German accent.
excellent cold war drama👍
Its a well acted and thoroughly enjoyable thriller, but it's patently obvious that Collier is an innocent civilian out of his depth. So their hostile questioning and evasiveness, "friends of Mr Shapiro", seems counter-productive from the outset. It develops and becomes more convincing as the plot widens out.
Its ALL politics. Equating to power, meaning money. "The Americans wanted involvement regarding "the Jews". They are people just like those hypocrites pulling strings with money to get more of same.
A Cold War opus replete with "moles" and "control" echoes of Le Carre but not in his league. How the participants loved to talk - mediocore
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Typical pompous insecure official, aggressive, over bearing, assuming the worst. It would have been better if he had just said he was from the police and needed to know about the package.
Oh it's a story to enjoy, take some time out pet
A package from Berlin? Is the addressMadrid? Must be the European Cup!
Not bad.......
Hadn't heard of any of cast .After listening to first 10 minutes it became apparent
why. May have been Director's fault of course or the cliche ridden script which
must have been cobbled together by someone who'd read every spy thriller
in last 10 years - but didn't have any actual experience of the milieu.
Cringeworthy attempts at sophisticated dialogue didn't help.
The first 10 minutes are the worst - get through them and it's bearable.
Some well known actors of the time.
David Garrick.....? ?
It was 1st broadcast Nov. 11, 1975.
Meh
Too generous !
What a load of crap