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A Dorothy L. Sayers Mystery: Strong Poison

on BBC Two England

The last of three parts dramatised by PHILIP BROADLEY starring and with Margaretta Scott Richard Morant Clive Francis and David Quilter
The noose tightens - but around whose neck? Wimsey and Bunter see a crack of light which begins to reveal a near-perfect crime.
Music composed and arranged by JOSEPH HOROVITZ
Designer BARBARA GOSNOLD Producer MICHAEL CHAPMAN
Director CHRISTOPHER HODSON
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Contributors

Dramatised By:
Philip Broadley
Unknown:
Margaretta Scott
Unknown:
Richard Morant
Unknown:
Clive Francis
Unknown:
David Quilter
Arranged By:
Joseph Horovitz
Designer:
Barbara Gosnold
Producer:
Michael Chapman
Director:
Christopher Hodson
Lord Peter Wimsey:
Edward Petherbridge
Harriet Vane:
Harriet Walter
Newsvendor:
Martin Murphy
Chief Inspector Parker:
David Quilter
Miss Climpson:
Shirley Cain
Bunter:
Richard Morant
Freddy Arbuthnot:
Christopher Scoular
Blousy lady:
Brigid MacKay
Waitress:
Kate Somerby
Miss Booth:
Judy Cornwell
Mrs Wrayburn:
Jean Campbell-Dallas
Miss Murchison:
Norma Streader
Pond:
Timothy Bateson
Norman Urquhart:
Clive Francis
Sir Impey Biggs:
Ronald Leigh-Hunt
Lawyer:
Davidcrosse
Dowager duchess:
Margaretta Scott
Retrial judge:
Cyril Conway
First reporter:
Bernard Martin
Second reporter:
Roger Davidson
CroftS:
Derek Ensor
Eiluned Price:
Alwyne Taylor
Sylvia Marriott:
Carol Frazer

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