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M. Didius Falco - Anonymous - 02-26-2004
Any fans of Lindsey Davis' 'Falco' books may like to know that BBC Radio 4 are broadcasting Part 1 of a new 4 part adaptation of 'The Silver Pigs' at 11:30am (UK time) on Friday 5th March. It should be available through the internet for those outside Britain. <p></p><i></i>
Re: M. Didius Falco - richsc - 02-27-2004
I hope they put that on DVD! Did they say who's doing the readings? <p>Legio XX<br>
Caupona Asellinae</p><i></i>
M. Didius Falco - Anonymous - 02-28-2004
It's actually a proper dramatisation.<br>
<br>
Cast announced so far:<br>
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Falco - Anton Lesser.<br>
Helena - Fritha Goodey.<br>
Petronius - Ben Crowe.<br>
Decimus - Robert Lister.<br>
Sosia - Felicity Jones.<br>
Lenia - Gillian Goodman.<br>
Publius - Richard Derrington.<br>
Pertinax/Julius - Sean Connolly.<br>
Falco's mother - Frances Jeater.<br>
Marcia - Helen Monks.<br>
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A CD of the series is likely to be issued in due course, though no details are available as yet. <p></p><i></i>
M. Didius Falco - Anonymous - 02-28-2004
It's actually a proper dramatisation.<br>
<br>
Cast announced so far:<br>
<br>
Falco - Anton Lesser.<br>
Helena - Fritha Goodey.<br>
Petronius - Ben Crowe.<br>
Decimus - Robert Lister.<br>
Sosia - Felicity Jones.<br>
Lenia - Gillian Goodman.<br>
Publius - Richard Derrington.<br>
Pertinax/Julius - Sean Connolly.<br>
Falco's mother - Frances Jeater.<br>
Marcia - Helen Monks.<br>
<br>
The producer is Peter Leslie Wild, the dramatisation by Mary Cutler.<br>
<br>
A CD of the series is likely to be issued in due course, though no details are available as yet. It should be good - apparently Lindsey Davis is impressed. <p></p><i></i>
Re: M. Didius Falco - Anonymous - 03-02-2004
Further details for those not in the UK (or working on that day and not near a radio, in my case):<br>
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The BBC have a Listen Again option whereby people can access the programme at any time up to 7 days after transmission via the website (though it can't be downloaded) at www.bbc.co.uk/radio4.<br>
<br>
Viventia <p></p><i></i>