The Lonely Margins by Ted Allbeury | BBC RADIO DRAMA

The Lonely Margins by Ted Allbeury | BBC RADIO DRAMA: 'He was a lonely young man. Then came the war and he did a job that absolutely fitted him.... He was a loner and only loners survived in that sort of work.’
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1944: James Harmer is parachuted into France on a secret mission, but its real purpose is concealed from him.
By Ted Allbeury
Director: Matthew Walters
James Harmer: Christian Rodska
Jane Fraser: Kim Thomson
Carter/Patron: John Baddeley
Mr Fraser: Iain Cuthbertson
Klugman: Carl Duering
Pierre: Steven Harrold
Albert/Defence QC: Simon Cuff
Martin/Prosecution QC: Stephen Rashbrook
Hayles: Laurence Payne
Chief Constable: Alan Dudley
Penny Watkins: Caroline Gruber
Phillips: Michael Tudor Barnes
Dr Keating: John Samson
Judge: Norman Bird
Grover/Clerk: William Simonswith
Saturday-Night Theatre: The Lonely Margins
Sat 7th May 1988, 19:45 on BBC Radio 4 FM

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The Lonely Margins by Ted Allbeury | BBC RADIO DRAMA: 'He was a lonely young man. Then came the war and he did a job that absolutely fitted him.... He was a loner and only loners survived in that sort of work.’
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1944: James Harmer is parachuted into France on a secret mission, but its real purpose is concealed from him.
By Ted Allbeury
Director: Matthew Walters
James Harmer: Christian Rodska
Jane Fraser: Kim Thomson
Carter/Patron: John Baddeley
Mr Fraser: Iain Cuthbertson
Klugman: Carl Duering
Pierre: Steven Harrold
Albert/Defence QC: Simon Cuff
Martin/Prosecution QC: Stephen Rashbrook
Hayles: Laurence Payne
Chief Constable: Alan Dudley
Penny Watkins: Caroline Gruber
Phillips: Michael Tudor Barnes
Dr Keating: John Samson
Judge: Norman Bird
Grover/Clerk: William Simonswith
Saturday-Night Theatre: The Lonely Margins
Sat 7th May 1988, 19:45 on BBC Radio 4 FM

[@davidgreen7857]

In the week that D-Day has been celebrated, this seems an appropriate topic. However, and clearly I don't know the answer, I would have thought that it was very unprofessional for a network director to form a liaison with his/her WT operator. Still, fortunately, it didn't dominate the tale which, like a lot of Allbeury's writing, sounds authentic. Thank you for uploading.

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[@lindapreater840]

Thank you

[@indricotherium4802]

Perhaps there should be no easy out of the "just obeying orders" dilemma created by war.

[@briangarrett2427]

Good story but should have cut out the lovey dovey stuff. Gets in the way.

[@roelienpostma2367]

Intruiging story, but the bullshit philosophy that a person can not love if he didnt get loved as a child is just wrong and damaging, just as rhat a grown woman lets het father dictate hernwhom to love.........