Great plot, tension builds, thank you

thank you, enjoyed this enormously

Awful music and dreadful loud breathing and sighing.

Haven't listened to this yet but I'm guessing there will be an argument with his wife, a flirtation with a younger woman, a murder, him solving it, too much alcohol and a phone call with his agent.

So well acted, enjoyed, Bill Nighty excells

I don't remember any references to Charles' interest in crosswords, other than this episode. I would have liked hearing more of that.

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Please Support This Channel. Thanks!😘 buymeacoffee.com/ThinkingLouder Clouds of Witness - A Lord Peter Wimsey Mystery | BBC RADIO DRAMA: Lord Peter Wimsey's brother - the Duke of Denver - is arrested for murder. Dorothy L Sayers' mystery with Ian Carmichael. I Have No Control Over The Adverts😭😭 youtube.com/@Thinkingoutloudr/about THINKING OUT LOUD...💖 youtube.com/@thinkingbbc A scandal for the aristocracy erupts when Lord Peter's Wimsey's brother - the Duke of Denver - is arrested for murder... Ian Carmichael stars as the aristocratic sleuth. British gentleman detective Lord Peter Wimsey features in a number of detective novels and short stories by English crime writer, Dorothy L Sayers. Clouds of Witness was first published in 1926. Classy and sharp-witted, aristocratic amateur sleuth Lord Peter Bredon Wimsey was born in 1890 and educated at Eton and Oxford, before serving in the military during the First World War. Ian Carmichael appeared as Lord Peter Wimsey for BBC Radio between 1973 and 1983, in addition to the BBC TV adaptations broadcast from 1972 to 1975. Adapted in eight episodes by Peter Jones and Tania Lieven. Lord Peter Wimsey …. Ian Carmichael Bunter …. Peter Jones Duke of Denver …. James Villiers Lady Mary Wimsey …. Maria Aitken Inspector Parker …. Gabriel Woolf Freddie Arbuthnot …. Nigel Lambert Coroner …. James Thomason Pettigrew …. Bill Wallis Cooper …. Sean Arnold Miss Cathcart …. Betty Cardno Producer: Simon Brett First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in February 1974.

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Must say this one was my favorite episode. It kept me on the edge of my seat till the end. Thank you.

Absolutely love these 😂 been binge listening all day. Adore Bill Nighy

WHY did you have to spoil a perfect run?! The first 3 episodes were add-free 🎉 BUT this one is LITTERED with ads!

Another wonderful plus about these stories is that there are NO ads to annoy us! Many, many thanks!

Love it❤

HOW FABULOUS!!! I love this mystery…the characters/narrators, story. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING THESE VIDEOS WITH US ! 🙏🏻☺️

Oh my goodness, I think I’m getting more addicted to this series than to☕️and I love☕️! Again, thanks so much for the uploads.

Thank you for this episode and thank you in advance for the rest of the Martin Beck Mystery series.

These old pampered middle class women seem to live forever.

The Martin Beck books, of which there are ten, are excellent. They were written in the 1960s and into the 70s by two left wing journalists who used the detective as a vehicle for a stinging critique of Swedish society. The version made by Swedish TV et al, the version shown by BBC 4,is very good, but almost a lifetime away from the books. Watch the tv version, listen to the radio version, but do rrad the books (and the background to their creation, and writing). Point of interest, they are considered to be the origin of Swedish/Scandinavian noir by many crime fiction authors including Henning Mankell.

Edited highlights from the script: “Are you sure?” “I see…” “By Timothy!” “What do you mean?” “Paul, look out - he’s trying to run us off the road!” “It was a blue coat. It was a blue coat? Yes, it was a blue coat.” “Go on…” “Okey dokey Mrs Temple.”

The opening thunes reminds me of a melodi I heard before, but I cant place and it bothers me, Im terrebly waxed, from some film?

Enjoyed this..thanks.💜uk

Can you tell me please, when were these series recorded?

I love this series, what amazing actors!!!

Thankyou so much. Brilliant as usual. I thoroughly enjoy them so much. John (Australia) Very, Very Clever script and acting..

Thank you

Too much shouting and noise generally.

Thanks, really enjoyed it. 😊

Excellent

37:50 haha The Rutles!!!! Good one. 47:00 "...he left the sentence hanging, like an empty noose...'. Nice line.

And I never knew how great Bill Nye is at character voices. When he broke into a funny moment with a character youd never know it was him. Thank gawd weve still got such talent our there. And that applies to everyone involved in this series. First class!

I am trying to buy you 5 coffes, but internett thinks I am a robot. Is there any other way I can endorse you ? As my eyesight is fading due to diabetes, The Bill Nighy shows have brought me immensly much joy !!!!! YOU did that, and I do want to thank you for your hard work !!!! Hugssssss 💞💜💕💜💞💜

I really enjoy listening to these 🎉

"a visa"... don't they learn Latin in England? This sounds like: a mice.

I'm using this to get through a stomach bug and switching off from work.

These Beck dramatizations are top notch. Thanks.

Cheers for rhe upload!! These radio dramas make me awfully honesick but they are sheer bliss to me. Regards from Argentina!! 🤗✨ xxx

Absolutely wonderful radio play. Such distinct diction. Fantastic voice acting. No need for swearing to keep the audience captivated. So very enjoyable. Thank you for posting.

I love the pace of these and always drift off to sleep about 20 min before the end. Tho usually not when I'm driving.

Brilliant!!! Thank you so much for sharing!! ✨🤗

Anarcho Syndicalist ! Holy Grail Monty Python Reference!!

If you are listening this for practice while learning English, I recommend you don't use the transcript. It is auto-generated and inaccurate. Good luck with your studies!

And.. I love Kohlberg eating everything or on a diet where he has gained weight!! lol and he really loves his wife and child!!

I love all the voices!! Especially Beck!! I love that there are 2 narrators!

The narrators are excellent. A joy to listen to.

June

Glad this ones back, miss them when they disapear the more the merrier brilliiant😊

I really loved this series. Any more suggestions similar to Paul temple?

I like the dry Nordic humour.

I'm glad they didn't "modernize" this. My dad was in the US Army Air Force at an English base in Egypt in WW2 and frequently went to Cairo. They used to send the Italian POWs to Cairo to get ingredients for food and let them cook at the base because the Brits were feeding them tough, smelly, mutton.