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Busman's Honeymoon - A Lord Peter Wimsey Mystery | BBC RADIO DRAMA: Dorothy L Sayers' upper-crust sleuth has married at last, but his honeymoon bliss is shattered when the dead body of the house's previous owner turns up in the cellar. Stars Ian Carmichael.
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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 from 1973 to 1983, in addition to the BBC TV adaptations that were broadcast between 1972 and 1975.
First published in 1937 and adapted in six episodes by Alistair Beaton.
CAST
Lord Peter Wimsey …. Ian Carmichael
Lady Wimsey …. Sarah Badel
Bunter …. Peter Jones
Miss Twitterton …. Rosemary Leach
Mrs Ruddle …. Pearl Hackney
Mr Puffett …. Michael Ripper
The Rev Goodacre …. Gerald Sim
MacBride …. Roger Lloyd Pack
Frank Crutchley …. Kenneth Cranham
Superintendent Kirk …. Peter Vaughan
Constable Sellon …. Christopher Beeny
Sergeant Foster …. Alexander John
Salcombe Hardy …. Patrick Newell
Sid …. David Peart
Mr. Solomons …. Bernard Spear
Voice from wireless …. Michael Bilton
First Removal man …. Edward Cast
Second Removal Man …. Alex Jennings
Narrator …. John Westbrook
Producer: Martin Fisher.
Episodes
1. The Mysteries of Married Life
Honeymooners Lord Peter Wimsey and his wife soon find their marital bliss disturbed - by something nasty in the cellar.
2. Credit Where Credit's Due
With William Noakes dead, Superintendent Kirk has his suspicions, but upper crust sleuth, Lord Peter Wimsey is not so sure...
3. A Policeman's Lot
As the questioning over the murder of William Noakes continues, some revelatory evidence emerges from the upper crust sleuth's cleaner.
4. Not Why, But How
The upper crust sleuth and his new bride try to recreate the lead-up to the mysterious circumstances of the murder of Noakes.
5. Crossed in Love
As the debts of murder victim William Noakes start mounting up, the upper crust sleuth grows suspicious of one of his relatives.
6. A Chain of Circumstance
With no clear murder suspect, the arrival of the removal men helps the upper crust sleuth to spot a vital clue.
Busman's Honeymoon - A Lord Peter Wimsey Mystery
First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in January 1983.

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Please Support This Channel. Thanks!😘 buymeacoffee.com/ThinkingLouder Busman's Honeymoon - A Lord Peter Wimsey Mystery | BBC RADIO DRAMA: Dorothy L Sayers' upper-crust sleuth has married at last, but his honeymoon bliss is shattered when the dead body of the house's previous owner turns up in the cellar. Stars Ian Carmichael. I Have No Control Over The Adverts😭😭 rb.gy/ixs3w THINKING OUT LOUD... youtube.com/@thinkingbbc 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 from 1973 to 1983, in addition to the BBC TV adaptations that were broadcast between 1972 and 1975. First published in 1937 and adapted in six episodes by Alistair Beaton. CAST Lord Peter Wimsey …. Ian Carmichael Lady Wimsey …. Sarah Badel Bunter …. Peter Jones Miss Twitterton …. Rosemary Leach Mrs Ruddle …. Pearl Hackney Mr Puffett …. Michael Ripper The Rev Goodacre …. Gerald Sim MacBride …. Roger Lloyd Pack Frank Crutchley …. Kenneth Cranham Superintendent Kirk …. Peter Vaughan Constable Sellon …. Christopher Beeny Sergeant Foster …. Alexander John Salcombe Hardy …. Patrick Newell Sid …. David Peart Mr. Solomons …. Bernard Spear Voice from wireless …. Michael Bilton First Removal man …. Edward Cast Second Removal Man …. Alex Jennings Narrator …. John Westbrook Producer: Martin Fisher. Episodes 1. The Mysteries of Married Life Honeymooners Lord Peter Wimsey and his wife soon find their marital bliss disturbed - by something nasty in the cellar. 2. Credit Where Credit's Due With William Noakes dead, Superintendent Kirk has his suspicions, but upper crust sleuth, Lord Peter Wimsey is not so sure... 3. A Policeman's Lot As the questioning over the murder of William Noakes continues, some revelatory evidence emerges from the upper crust sleuth's cleaner. 4. Not Why, But How The upper crust sleuth and his new bride try to recreate the lead-up to the mysterious circumstances of the murder of Noakes. 5. Crossed in Love As the debts of murder victim William Noakes start mounting up, the upper crust sleuth grows suspicious of one of his relatives. 6. A Chain of Circumstance With no clear murder suspect, the arrival of the removal men helps the upper crust sleuth to spot a vital clue. Busman's Honeymoon - A Lord Peter Wimsey Mystery First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in January 1983.

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Never blaspheme the aspidistras! Words to live by!

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Enjoyed that even though I heard many times before. Thank you.

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This is my 3rd hearing this&it doesn't get old ❤❤. Thanks

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Thank you

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an Apspidistra Plant in 1920s décor ! reminds me of 'Cold Comfort Farm' ! has that ever been made into a radioplay ?

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[@keymeter1917]

Carmichael's accent is awful in this. He keeps sliding into a wishy-washy mockney ebonics (there are individuals who've a much more nuanced and skillful grasp of this way of talking, sadly in this production, he's not one of them). Tis' a shame, because his delivery and interpretations are outstanding on the Agatha Christie audiobooks. He's an absolute master of different voices regardless of gender.

[@user-vp9vp7wj6z]

That's how the Bright Young Things of the 20s and 30s spoke..Very Wodehousian;perfect for the character of Lord Peter Whimsy as described in the book.

[@nmr6988]

Please tell us which Agatha Christie books Ian Carmichael participated in. I don't believe he ever did, actually.

[@nmr6988]

@keymeter1917 you do realize this is a radio play, correct? Ian Carmichael is Lord Peter and that's it. The other voices belong to the actors portraying the parts.