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William Devlin in 'THE TALISMAN'

on BBC Home Service Basic

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by Sir Walter Scott
Dramatised for broadcasting in three parts by Mabel Constanduros
Produced by Hugh Stewart
Part 2
Cast in order of speaking:
Richard Coeur-de -Lion has been ill of a fever in the camp near Acre where the hosts of the Crusaders were assembled. He was miraculously cured by a physician sent by the common enemy, Saladin. His recovery was secretly unwelcome to Conrade, Marquis of Monserrat, and the Grand Master of the Templars. These two plotted secretly how they might sow dissension between the various leaders of the Crusade, for they had come to the conclusion that it would suit them better if the venture should fail and the Crusaders should go back, leaving Monserrat and the Grand Master to make a separate peace with Saladin.

Contributors

Unknown:
Sir Walter Scott
Unknown:
Mabel Constanduros
Produced By:
Hugh Stewart
Unknown:
Richard Coeur-De
Narrator:
Christopher Rhodes
Archduke of Austria:
Anton Diffring
King Richard, Coeur-de-Lion:
William Devlin
Wallenrode:
Stanley Groome
Sir Kenneth of the Leopard:
David King-Wood
Sir Thomas de Vaux:
Hamilton Dyce
Philip of France:
Arthur Lawrence
Nectabanus a dwarf:
Wilfred Babbage
Lady Calista:
Margaret Ward
Lady Florise:
Joan Hart
Queen Berengaria:
Jane Barrett
Lady Edith Plantagenet, Richard's cousin:
Maxine Audley
El Hakim:
Stephen Jack
Sir Henry Neville:
Peter Howell
Jocelyn:
Aubrey Richards
The Hermit of Engaddi:
John Laurie
The Archbishop of Tyre:
Michael Logan
Conrade, Marquis of Monserrat:
Carl Bernard
The Grand Master of the Templars:
Henry Oscar
A Knight Templar:
Nicholas Parsons

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