The Pale Horse - Agatha Christie BBC Radio Drama

[@nadineanderson7877]

I love this version I recorded it on tape off the radio and wore it out , so thanks for sharing it.

[@duvessa2003]

Thank you for this. Wonderful!

[@RadioDrama007]

Thanks for listening ❤️

[@BooBooBugalugs]

Thank you. I did enjoy hearing Stephanie Cole as Ariadne. I think I remember hearing this on the radio many years ago. Liked and subscribed.

[@MadonnaGrogan]

Enormously enjoyed this, thank you so much

[@RadioDrama007]

Thank you too ♡

[@shirleyporter7608]

One of my favourites - the tv adaptation was very very good - not usual but this was the exception I read the book too and enjoyed it very much 🍷😬

[@feralbluee]

Very well produced. I’ve listened to this audiobook, but too long ago, so I’m still enjoying it! But. . . Death wish, my foot! Every living thing struggles like hell to stay alive. “Life wants Life!” It’s only when an animal is completely exhausted that it may just give up. And humans, of course, being incredibly complicated have reasons at times. I really hate the death wish crap!! Even Freud himself didn’t want to go. He took his medication and wanted to stay. 🌷🌷i‘m thinking of flowers, running in the sunshine, reading or listening to Jeeves & Wooster, Peter Pan, The Hobbits. Do have a great day! :)😊🌷🌱

[@paulbeesley8283]

I have seen two versions of this story and have heard of a third, but this short version is a perfect ninety minute audio version.

[@krawlb4walking802]

Thank you.❤

[@RadioDrama007]

You are so welcome 🖤

[@michaelbell6571]

Very enjoyable

[@sumazdar]

Dziękuję

[@elaineedgar2913]

How does Brubeck Take Five find its way into the intro?

[@Smeegheed1963]

It finds its way into all kinds of scenarios😂

[@caroleminke6116]

Knew his drummer & saw his sons perform in Vermont

[@MadonnaGrogan]

Works well though

[@mwatts-riley2688]

Ok, re: Arsenic and Old Lace, With Cary Grant. M. IL. 😮 USA

[@PomodoroWithLegends]

Is this public domain?

[@feralbluee]

1:01:18 this actress scares the living heck outta me. She played a horrible woman in another mystery play - a Holmes’ i think. If i were at this séance, i’d run out as fast as i could!! 😮😧 🌷lol 1:05:29 this is really too damn scary - and I don’t even give this stuff a second thought. But it really is amazing how the mind can be fooled. They both are just too good!!!

[@jhonsmith5093]

She plays Aunt Agatha in Jeeves and Wooster starring Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie, which I've watched all the way through approximately 10 thousand times over the years. Just imagine how it is for me, the only voice I can pick out of the crowd to assign a face to in this drama, and she's Aunt Agatha. Not sure if it's brilliant mental casting or cursed.

[@Laura-tp8wz]

Thanks

[@RadioDrama007]

Welcome ♡

[@Arthurpewdy]

Why Take Five.?

[@patriciaitalia]

I knew that has to be Stephanie Cole. Her voice is unmistakeable!

[@tuesdaypatience]

1:07:45 And employers try convincing us that work from home/remote work is just this new-fangled fad 😅!

[@BryinWillis-e8g]

Complete

[@derekgreenacre9530]

Auto tune??

[@tessamichael9766]

Spoiled by ads

[@RadioDrama007]

So sorry for that 💔, it is from KZbin

[@rodneyhatch56]

$ will fix that problem.

[@Kate-lk6tw]

That’s free content for you. Perhaps pay for It?

[@kellybrown8638]

The BBC acts as if Agatha was the ONLY British writer

[@miranda7598]

Why don't you upload plays then????

[@cheshirecat7132]

Other channels have other BBC uploads of other writers. For starters, Rumpole is a lot of fun . Edit: in defense of Agatha, more of he stories have sold than any other writer. She’s in a class of her own. Once upon a time I had a collection of all of her works, including Brit and US editions, and those she wrote under her nom de plume. I was a teen fan girl. With my poor vision I no longer buy books other than cookbooks. .. I miss them. They were great friends over the years.

[@miranda7598]

@@kellybrown8638 RD Wingfield. Many plays on the BBC too.

[@RadioDrama007]

The BBC has created thousands of adaptations of great literary works. In addition to Agatha Christie, they have dramatized hundreds of classics by Shakespeare, Jane Austen, Dickens, George Eliot, Dostoevsky, Tolstoy, Charlotte Brontë, and many others. They have also done extensive work on modern literature.

[@georgirosehempson1454]

Hy, I loved Gudrun, it starts at chapter 7 and is saga of a young pagan woman as the onset of Christianity starts to rage through northern Europe.Its not by Agatha Christie and narrator is second to none.its on BBC sounds originally....x

[@shirleyporter7608]

One of my favourites - the tv adaptation was very very good - not usual but this was the exception I read the book too and enjoyed it very much 🍷😬