Charles Paris: So Much Blood
Narrated by Bill Nighy , Suzanne Burden , Jon Glover
Charles Paris Dramatisations, Book 2
- Length
- 1 hr 50 mins
- Format
- Radio/TV Program
- Narration
- AI narration
- Publisher
- BBC Audio
In this full-cast BBC radio dramatization, renowned actor Bill Nighy brings to life Charles Paris, who finds himself navigating the chaotic Edinburgh Fringe Festival after stepping in for a student actress. When a fellow performer is tragically murdered, Charles’s curiosity piques, prompting him to uncover the truth alongside his agent Maurice and estranged wife Frances. As the unlikely trio delves deeper into the mystery, they face perilous situations that put them at the heart of a dangerous game, showcasing a blend of wit and intrigue amid the vibrant arts festival backdrop.
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