A Tale of Two Cities (BBC Radio Collection) (1989)

by Charles Dickens

Other authors: Charles Dance (Actor), Geoffrey Whitehead (Actor)

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A Radio 4 dramatization of Dickens's classic tale set in the French Revolution and featuring the gentle Charles Darnay and the dissolute Sydney Carton. The action switches between London and Paris during the nightmare of The Terror - and in the shadow of Madame Guillotine.

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Dance, Charles	Actor	secondary author	all editions	confirmed
Whitehead, Geoffrey	Actor	secondary author	all editions	confirmed

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This is a BBC full-cast dramatisation of A Tale of Two Cities; do not combine with the original book or with any other adaptation. There are other BBC dramatisations of this novel that should also not be combined.

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A Radio 4 dramatization of Dickens's classic tale set in the French Revolution and featuring the gentle Charles Darnay and the dissolute Sydney Carton. The action switches between London and Paris during the nightmare of The Terror - and in the shadow of Madame Guillotine.

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