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| 2001 | BBC Radio 4 | LITTLE DORRIT | WRITER: Charles Dickens ROLE: Dickens Co-starring John Wood, Julian Wadham, Margaret Tyzack Six weekly episodes broadcast beginning 22 April 2001 |
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| 1996 | Penguin Books | ODYSSEY (Unabridged) | WRITER: Homer 1997 Audie Award for best solo narration |
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| 1996 | CREATIONS | WRITER: Corigliano ROLE: Narrator Recorded 12 July 1996; accompanies recording of I Fiamminghi conducted by Rudolf Werthen |
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| 1994 | Harper Collins Audio | THE DANCING BEAR | WRITER: Michael Morpurgo ROLE: narrator |
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| 1994 | THE SOLDIER'S TALE | ROLE: Narrator Co-starring: Vanessa Redgrave & Sting. |
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| 1994 | Pet Shop Boys | HEART | Music Video Role: Dracula |
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| 1990 | BBC Radio | RELATED VARIATIONS | WRITER: Douglas Slater Recorded 4 November 1989 Rebroadcast in 1994 |
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| 1988 | WBUR Boston / NPR | SPEAKING FOR EVERYMAN | Shakespeare's Birthday Celebration Air Date: 19 April 1988, 8:30pm Guests: F. Murray Abraham, Sting, Margorie Garber |
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| 1985 | BBC Radio 4 | DEAR AND HONOURED LADY | Eextract from act 2 of Noel Coward's Private Lives chosen by Queen Mother with Judi Dench as Amanda and Ian McKellen as Elliott | |
| 1982 | THE DIARY OF A NOBODY WRITER | WRITER: George & Weedon Grossmith ROLE: Butcher |
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| 1980 | BBC Radio 3 | WORDS, WORDS, WORDS | 'A personal Choice of Poetry and Prose' broadcast in five 20 minute programmes, recorded at the BBC Paris Studio before an invited audience | |
| 1970s | BBC Radio 4 | FAME IS THE SPUR | WRITER: Howard Spring DIRECTOR: Trevor Hill ROLE: Hamer Radshaw Recorded by BBC Manchester |
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| 1971 | BBC Radio | HENRY VI | WRITER: Shakespeare ROLE: Dukes of York & Gloucester |
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| 1971 | BBC Radio | A SORT OF LEGEND | ||
| 1970 | BBC Radio | A PROVINCIAL LIFE | WRITER: Anton Chekhov adapted by Peter Gill |
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| 1970 | BBC Radio | ROMEO AND JULIET | WRITER: Shakespeare ROLE: Romeo Co-starring: Anna Calder-Marshall (Juliet) and Robert Eddison (Friar Lawrence) Recorded 3 March 1970 for broadcast on BBC Radio 4 on 6 April
1970. |
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| 1969 | Prospect Theatre Company | EDWARD II | WRITER: Christopher Marlowe ROLE: King Edward Recording of Prospect Theatre Company performance |
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| 1968 | BBC Radio | RICHARD III | WRITER: Shakespeare ROLE: Lord Hastings Co-starring: Paul Daneman as Richard III, Judi Dench as Lady Anne Recorded in studio B10, Broadcasting House, 24 June - 1 July 1967 Broadcast 24 December 1968 |
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| 1967 | BBC Radio | THE SEAGULL | WRITER: Anton Chekhov ROLE: Konstantin |
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| 1967 | BBC Radio | THE FIRST ST. JOAN | WRITER: G. Bernard Shaw ROLE: Dauphin Four scenes from "St. Joan" introduced by Dame Sybil Thorndike, who acted her original role in this play which took London by storm in 1924 Starring: Sybil Thorndike (Joan), Walter Fitzgerald (Archbishop), Ian
McKellen (Dauphin), Clive Morton (Baudricourt), Michael Spice (Dunois), Alan
Wheatley (The Inquisitor) |
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| 1966 | Caedmon | HENRY V | WRITER: Shakespeare ROLE: Dauphin |
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| 1966 | Caedmon | THREE SISTERS | ROLE: Tuzenbach Co-starring: Lynn Redgrave, Paul Schofield, and Jill Bennett |
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| 1966 | BBC Radio | HEDDA GABLER | ROLE: Tesman |
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| 1966 | BBC Radio | HENRY VIII | WRITER: Shakespeare ROLE: Surrey |
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| 1966 | Caedmon | EDWARD II | WRITER: Christopher Marlowe ROLE: Gaveston |
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| 1966 | BBC Radio | ELECTRA | ROLE: Orestes |
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| 1965 | National Theatre | MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING | WRITER: Shakespeare ROLE: Claudio Co-starring: Maggie Smith, Robert Stephens, Albert Finney, Derek Jacobi, Frank Finlay. Bristol Hippodrome - 22 March 1965: Theatre Royal, Nottingham - 29 March 1965. |
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| 1965 | BBC Woman's Hour Serial | SONS AND LOVERS | WRITER: D. H. Lawrence |
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| 1960 | Marlowe Society/Argo Records | ANTONY & CLEOPATRA | WRITER: Shakespeare ROLE: Mardian |
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| 1960 | Marlowe Society/Argo Records | HENRY IV PART 2 | WRITER: Shakespeare ROLE: Davy |
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| 1960 | Marlowe Society/Argo Records | A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM | WRITER: Shakespeare ROLE: Lysander |
