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Dramatisations of CJ Sansom's Tudor crime novels.

Dramatisations of CJ Sansom's Tudor crime novels, featuring lawyer detective Matthew Shardlake.

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15 Minute Drama: CJ Sansom - Dissolution

Jason Watkins

Joseph Arkley

Mark Bonnar

Sam Alexander

Sam Dale

Patrick Brennan

Vincent Ebrahim

Alex Rivers

CJ Sansom

Kirsteen Cameron

Shardlake: Dissolution: Episode 2

Dissolution

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BBC Radio 4 Extra - Shardlake, Dissolution, Episode 2

As Shardlake begins to meet the prime suspects, it is clear the case will not be simple.

Under Cromwell's orders, lawyer-detective Shardlake is set on revealing the identity of Singleton's killer. Stars Jason Watkins.

C. J. Sansom's bestselling Tudor crime novel, adapted for radio by Colin MacDonald.


Winter, 1537, the South Kent Coast. Thomas Cromwell's trusted lawyer-detective, Matthew Shardlake, arrives at Scarnsea monastery with orders to investigate the brutal killing of a King's Commissioner, Robin Singleton. As he begins to meet the prime suspects, it soon becomes clear that the case will not be as simple to solve as he had hoped.


Produced and directed by Kirsteen Cameron.

Shardlake: Dissolution

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Lawyer-detective Matthew Shardlake is sent to investigate a killing at a monastery

CJ Sansom's Tudor murder mystery. Lawyer-detective Matthew Shardlake is sent by Cromwell to investigate the killing of a King's Commissioner at a monastery on the Kent coast. Stars Jason Watkins

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