The Fatal Flaw - Chris Allen - BBC RADIO DRAMA

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  • @Krahang1267
    @Krahang1267 2 วันที่ผ่านมา +2

    THE FATAL FLAW, by Chris Allen, 1982, a Saturday Night Theatre with Martyn Read and Margaret Robertson. A history teacher in a secondary school hears that his second novel has failed to sell. But a series of chance encounters puts him in touch with a pushy American publisher who wants a 10 million dollar blockbuster on her books. They meet, and strike a deal. Does he have the talent and the temperament to deliver the goods? The story is full of surprises, with a nice twist at the end, in the best R.D.Wingfield tradition.
    Contributors
    Writer: Chris Allen
    Director: Christopher Venning
    Matthew Bradford: Martyn Read
    Jennifer Kent: Rosalind Adams
    Ellen: Jill Lidstone
    Marlene Shapiro: Margaret Robertson
    Dennis Foster: John Samson
    Ziggy Martin: Ronald Herdman
    Del Ransome: Steve Hodson
    Frank Hegarty/Leo Lehmann: Alan Dudley
    Karen/Jolly lady: Miranda Forbes
    Barry Kent/Interviewer: Russell Keith Grant
    Julie/Lady shopper: Stella Forge
    Ruth/Traveller: Vanessa Knox-Mawer
    Matt Brand/Doctor: Lewis Rowe
    Nurse/Janet: Caroline Wilkins
    John Desmond/Matthew: Stephen Garlick
    Sat 20th Feb 1982, 20:30 on BBC Radio 4 FM

    • @nickalina
      @nickalina 2 วันที่ผ่านมา

      Hi, do you know where I can download a audio version of the Storm in a Tea Cup video that's on this channel?

    • @charlottebruce979
      @charlottebruce979 2 วันที่ผ่านมา

      I wish I hadn't read your comment, it spoilt it to know the story

    • @Catsmeow90
      @Catsmeow90 2 วันที่ผ่านมา

      ​@@charlottebruce979 It's only like reading the synopsis to a film.