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_dead-man39s-folly-agatha-christie-bbc-radio-drama.webp "Dead Man's Folly - Agatha Christie<br/><br/>Agatha Christie's whodunit stars John Moffatt as Hercule Poirot<br/><br/>When Poirot gets an urgent call from an old crime writer friend needing help, he knows she means business.<br/><br/>Dramatised in four parts by Michael Bakewell.<br/>Director: Enyd Williams<br/>First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in August 2007.<br/><br/>CAST<br/>Poirot ................ John Moffatt<br/>Ariadne ............. Julia McKenzie<br/>Sir George ......... Michael Cochrane<br/>Lady Stubbs ....... Amanda Waring<br/>Mrs Folliat .......... Rosalind Knight<br/>Miss Brewis ........ Liza Sadovy<br/>Marlene .............. Nicola Holmes<br/>Merdell ................ Trevor Cuthbertson<br/>Inspector Bland .... Simon Treves<br/>Etienne de Sousa ... Sam Dale<br/>PC Hoskins ............. Joseph Kloska<br/>Sally Legge ........ ... Jenny Funnell<br/>Michael Weyman ..... Dominic Colchester<br/>Turtle shirt Man ........Jot Davies<br/><br/>Note: The start of episodes 2, 3 and 4 Poirot's brief previous episode recaps appear to be missing 1 or 2 seconds, unfortunately that is how the source episodes were available to me.<br/>Episodes<br/>1. The Call<br/>Belgian sleuth, Hercule Poirot gets an urgent telephone call from his old friend, the distinguished crime writer Ariadne Oliver.<br/><br/>She's asking for his help - so he knows she means business...<br/><br/>2. Murder Reality<br/>Ariadne Oliver's worst fears have been realised and her murder game has become a reality.<br/><br/>The Belgian sleuth is deeply shocked by such a mindless act of cruelty and enthusiastically joins the local police with their investigations.<br/><br/>3. Disappearance<br/>Sir George Stubbs is frantic that the disappearance of his wife is connected to the unexpected arrival of her long-forgotten cousin.<br/><br/>The Belgian sleuth is concerned that it might have an even more sinister implication - one linked to the murder in the boat-house...<br/><br/>4. Another Murder?<br/>Hercule Poirot is convinced that yet another murder has been committed and Ariadne Oliver is about to startle him with fresh information.<br/><br/>But the great Belgian detective's little grey cells need to work in a different direction if he is to solve the mystery surrounding Nasse House.<br/><br/>Conclusion of Agatha Christie's whodunit starring John Moffatt.<br/><br/>Do you enjoy the variety on Oldtuberadio?<br/>Like, Share and Subscribe to be notified of our new shows<br/>#radio #crime #thriller #drama<br/>To Support this channel please visit<br/>https://www.buymeacoffee.com/oldtuberadio<br/>https://ko-fi.com/oldtuberadio98<br/>https://www.patreon.com/oldtuberadio<br/>https://locals.com/Oldtuberadio")
_murder-on-the-links-by-agatha-christie-bbc-radio-drama.webp "Saturday-Night Theatre: Agatha Christie's Murder on the Links<br/>Sat 15th Sep 1990, 19:45 on BBC Radio 4 FM<br/><br/>Hercule Poirot is summoned to France, but on arrival he discovers that his client is dead….<br/><br/>The Belgian sleuth launches a murder investigation and the baffling mystery begins to unfold...<br/>Dramatised by Michael Bakewell<br/><br/>Director: Enyd Williams<br/><br/>Hercule Poirot …. John Moffatt<br/>Captain Hastings …. Jeremy Clyde<br/>Dulcie Duveen …. Madeline Smith<br/>Sergeant of Police …. Kein Cumberidge<br/>Inspector Bex …. Geoffrey Whitehead<br/>Judge Hautet …. David King<br/>Francoise …. Barbara Atkinson<br/>Leonie …. Joanna Mackie<br/>Madame Renauld …. Joan Matheson<br/>Giraud …. Vincent Brimble<br/>Marthe Daubreuil …. Francesca Buller<br/>Madame Daubreuil …. Petra Brigden<br/>Jack Renauld …. Stephen Tompkinson<br/>Hotel Receptionist …. Danny Schiller<br/>Doctor/Usher …. Brian Miller<br/>Other parts played by members of the cast.<br/><br/>Agatha Christie's 1923 murder mystery.<br/><br/>An urgent cry for help brings Poirot to France. But he arrives too late to save his client, whose brutally stabbed body now lies face downwards in a shallow grave on a golf course.<br/>But why is the dead man wearing his son’s overcoat? And who was the impassioned love-letter in the pocket for? Before Poirot can answer these questions, the case is turned upside down by the discovery of a second, identically murdered corpse.<br/><br/>Do you enjoy the variety on Oldtuberadio?<br/>Like, Share and Subscribe to be notified of our new shows<br/>#radio #crime #thriller #drama<br/>To Support this channel please visit<br/>https://www.buymeacoffee.com/oldtuberadio<br/>https://ko-fi.com/oldtuberadio98<br/>https://www.patreon.com/oldtuberadio<br/>https://locals.com/Oldtuberadio")
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_the-flying-dutchman-by-roger-dane-bbc-radio-drama.webp "The Flying Dutchman<br/>SNT<br/>Author : Roger Danes<br/>Play : The Flying Dutchman<br/>First Broadcast on : 19 November 1994<br/><br/>For centuries, sailors around the world have told the legend of a cursed ghost ship, named The Flying Dutchman. The ship is cursed, and as such can never return to port. Since it has place to go, The Flying Dutchman sails around the ocean aimlessly, haunting the minds of sailors and toying with the imaginations of sea farers globally. There have been tales for ages, of late-night spotters in the crow's nest of a ship seeing a ghost ship passing their bow. Men swear on their lives that the cursed ship, The Flying Dutchman was seen sailing past them.<br/><br/>Where did this legend come from, and who started telling the story of this cursed ship? The first references to The Flying Dutchman comes from the writings of George Barrington in the late 1700's who wrote about the ship that appeared and then disappeared in a dark cloud - like an apparition. Several other writers and authors have written stories and poems including mentions of The Flying Dutchman. In all of the references, they talk about the ship being a terrible omen to sailors... They never want to see this ship. Seeing The Flying Dutchman is tantamount to a visit from God telling them that their voyage has been cursed. In such a circumstance a sailor must wonder if they will live to retirement age, let alone take a pension lump sum before retirement. At the point the Flying Dutchman is spotted retirement seems a long way off.<br/><br/>Was The Flying Dutchman an actual ship, or was it created as folklore? The jury is still out on this question, but many who have speculated about the legend agree that The Flying Dutchman was a ship that became doomed for one reason or another. Some say that The Flying Dutchman was used for piracy and was loaded with gold and other loot. While travelling with a load of treasure, unspeakable crimes were committed on board the ship, thus making it cursed forever.<br/><br/>Other variations of the legend say that the Captain of The Flying Dutchman refused to go to port in the face of a horrible storm and as a result the entire ship perished. Others claim that the ship was not called The Flying Dutchman - that instead it was the name of the captain of the ship. Eventually, as people passed the legend down through the generations, the story of The Flying Dutchman referred to the ship.<br/><br/>Throughout the years, many sailors have claimed to see a ship sailing past them, and then disappearing. One of the most famous men who swore to have seen The Flying Dutchman is Prince George of Wales, along with his brother Prince Albert Victor. In his writings, he stated that no less than thirteen men saw The Flying Dutchman sail by their ship in the middle of the night, and a few hours later disappeared from all site into thin air.<br/><br/>With all of these sightings, this leaves sailors and observers to wonder... Is there any merit to this legend? As has been well-documented, The Bermuda Triangle has")
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