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Today I narrate Peter Cushing's thoughts on 'Biggles', the feature film which would end up being the last film he worked on. With Alison Proffitt as the voice of Pommy Oliver. Source: The Complete Memoirs of Peter Cushing.
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Today I narrate Buster Keaton's less than complimentary thoughts on prolific film producer, Mack Sennett, a titan of the early silent film era. With the excellent James Hare as the voice of Mack Sennett. Source: My Wonderful World of Slapstick by Buster Keaton. Today I narrate Peter Cushing's thoughts on Marlene Dietrich, who he introduced at a 1955 Cabaret show in London. With the superb Thea Solone as the voice of Marlene Dietrich. Source: The Complete Memoirs of Peter Cushing. Today I narrate Peter Cushing's thoughts on working with Laurel and Hardy, who he worked with on the 1939 film 'A Chump at Oxford'. Source: The Complete Memoirs of Peter Cushing. Today I narrate Basil Rathbone's thoughts on the 1935 film, 'A Tale of Two Cities' in which he played the role of Marquis St. Evrémonde. Source: In and Out of Character - the autobiography of Basil Rathbone. Today I narrate Basil Rathbone's thoughts on actress Olivia De Havilland, who he first worked with on the 1935 film 'Captain Blood' . Today I narrate Peter Cushing's thoughts on his favourite TV project 'Tovarich', a 1954 episode of BBC's Sunday-Night Theatre show. With special thanks to Sarah Kate Ford for voicing Ann Todd. Today I narrate Peter Cushing's thoughts on 'Tales From The Crypt' - a 1972 feature film in which he played Mr. Grimsdyke. Source: The Complete Memoirs of Peter Cushing.  Today we have a brand new essay from the brilliant mind of Howard Ostrom. The World of Sherlock Holmes Statues does what is says on the plinth, examining the vast world of Stone Sherlock's that can be found around the world. 
Today we have a little audio drama adaption of a short supernatural story by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle entitled "How It Happened". The tale was originally published during the First World War, at the end of what may be considered to be the Edwardian era. The tale did, once upon a time, did exist as a silent film, but has since been lost to the sands of time, so I hope you enjoy my attempt to give it some life again outside the pages of a book. The central theme in this story is loyalty, companionship, and, of course, the afterlife. Featuring Ross K. Foad, Jason Williamson, J.D. Kelly, Lance Bulmer, and Justin A, Aaron Nashar, and Logan Chipman. Download it here or listen on Youtube. |
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