Here in Great Britain, BBC a wonderful organisation in regard to dramas and it has been many times and this is part of it. The radio Dept was absolutely fantastic and this is one of many adaptations of classic novels. The BBC gets a lot of criticism. Yes I agree maybe it’s not ideal with the news and obviously it’s history of employees but it made some fantastic programs , being British it’s wonderful if it’s dramas are admired around the world that people enjoyed them. They really did a wonderful job at the BBC drama dept with making fantastic dramas and it’s proud to be British knowing the world enjoyed our BBC dramas
I love this alot and appreciate it ..I'm in Akron ,Cleveland ohio area kinda violent what is your location there?? I would beg to go to SWERSBERRY ?? not sure on spelling but they filmed A Christmas Carol 1984 there
I watched a lot of BBC programs until I saw Anne Bolyne portrayed by a woman that looked absolutely nothing like her including her race. I've started turning off anything that twists history out of political correctness. Perhaps BBC radio is less odious.
Absolutely adore this adaptation. I think it’s wonderful. I really think it’s beautifully done. I’ve read the book and I think this is gorgeously covered. I love that 70s series. It was fantastic as a youngster when watching the series was terrifying and gripping and I think this drama on radio brings it to life I’m a huge fan of this.
Love SALEM'S lot love radio horror i never thought i would love this kind of outlet my imagination is way more detailed and clear than Hollywood could ever do plus in my imagination no child gets abused..
Cast and crew edit Stuart Milligan as Ben Mears Teresa Gallagher as Susan Norton Danny Cannaba as Mark Petrie Doug Bradley as Kurt Barlow John Moffatt as Richard Straker Gavin Muir as Matt Burke Kerry Shale as Jimmy Cody Don Fellows as Parkins Gillespie Nigel Anthony as Father Callahan George Parsons as Nolly Gardner Lorelei King as June Petrie Vincent Marzello as Henry Petrie Music by Elizabeth Parker of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop Dramatised by Gregory Evans Directed by Adrian Bean
Salem's Lot is a 1994 BBC Radio 4 dramatization of Stephen King's 1975 novel 'Salem's Lot written by Gregory Evans. It combines the psychological thriller and the classic horror genres, making references to Bram Stoker's 1897 novel Dracula at several points and sometimes replicating its storyline.
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At first i too thought of Clint Eastwood but as i listened Jason Alexander came to mind. Imagine Jason Alexander as Clint Eastwood. Back to the play, one of King's very best.
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Here in Great Britain, BBC a wonderful organisation in regard to dramas and it has been many times and this is part of it. The radio Dept was absolutely fantastic and this is one of many adaptations of classic novels. The BBC gets a lot of criticism. Yes I agree maybe it’s not ideal with the news and obviously it’s history of employees but it made some fantastic programs , being British it’s wonderful if it’s dramas are admired around the world that people enjoyed them. They really did a wonderful job at the BBC drama dept with making fantastic dramas and it’s proud to be British knowing the world enjoyed our BBC dramas
I love this alot and appreciate it ..I'm in Akron ,Cleveland ohio area kinda violent what is your location there?? I would beg to go to SWERSBERRY ?? not sure on spelling but they filmed A Christmas Carol 1984 there
I watched a lot of BBC programs until I saw Anne Bolyne portrayed by a woman that looked absolutely nothing like her including her race. I've started turning off anything that twists history out of political correctness. Perhaps BBC radio is less odious.
@ I’m in the big smoke London you be thinking of Shrewsbury
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Cleveland rocks
Creepy
Absolutely adore this adaptation. I think it’s wonderful. I really think it’s beautifully done. I’ve read the book and I think this is gorgeously covered. I love that 70s series. It was fantastic as a youngster when watching the series was terrifying and gripping and I think this drama on radio brings it to life I’m a huge fan of this.
Love SALEM'S lot love radio horror i never thought i would love this kind of outlet my imagination is way more detailed and clear than Hollywood could ever do plus in my imagination no child gets abused..
Loved this radio cast its better than the various movie adaptations that have failed at being faithful to the novel.
Great audio! I just finished listening. Classic vampire novel.
My first time here brilliant to find have subscribed now ❤
Fantastic adaptation! Love the background picture! Thank you so much for posting this! Wonderfully done!
Cast and crew
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Stuart Milligan as Ben Mears
Teresa Gallagher as Susan Norton
Danny Cannaba as Mark Petrie
Doug Bradley as Kurt Barlow
John Moffatt as Richard Straker
Gavin Muir as Matt Burke
Kerry Shale as Jimmy Cody
Don Fellows as Parkins Gillespie
Nigel Anthony as Father Callahan
George Parsons as Nolly Gardner
Lorelei King as June Petrie
Vincent Marzello as Henry Petrie
Music by Elizabeth Parker of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop
Dramatised by Gregory Evans
Directed by Adrian Bean
Salem's Lot is a 1994 BBC Radio 4 dramatization of Stephen King's 1975 novel 'Salem's Lot written by Gregory Evans. It combines the psychological thriller and the classic horror genres, making references to Bram Stoker's 1897 novel Dracula at several points and sometimes replicating its storyline.
💐Thank you so much for tuning in and for your comments! I love BBC. For some reason, I cannot access the shows from the US. I just happened upon this straggler. Watched the TV series in US when I was younger....terrified me but that actually has become sweet nostalgia. 🤣
Ben Mears, a successful writer who grew up in the town of Jerusalem's Lot, Maine (known to locals as "Salem's Lot" or "The Lot"), has returned
At first i too thought of Clint Eastwood but as i listened Jason Alexander came to mind. Imagine Jason Alexander as Clint Eastwood. Back to the play, one of King's very best.
Holy crap, the woman speaking to Ben Mears, if I remember correctly, also voiced the Witch of Hungry Hollow? Supercool. 🤩
Hey, thanks for listening!🌻 I've not seen/heard Witch of Hungry Hollow, but the credits for this show is at 03:12:00.
🎉🎉🎉 wow even better than the movie, have you(every1 on the comments) watched the remakes?(terrible)
in my humble opinion, the movie version with David Soul is the better one. Not watched it for years though.
@@pennymathysen2428 I've only known the David Soul's version. It's fantastic!
Great Story...
1:10:00
nail-biting scary 😱
When and where was this first released?
I looked it up. 1994 BBC radio play
Do I hear the voice of Clint Eastwood?
sounds like him, but prolly not. 🤣
He does have the same cadence. 🤣 Credits 03:12:16.
No