Classic Adventures Of Sherlock Holmes: Red-Headed League

De: Jim French, Arthur Conan Doyle, original radio broadcast

Narrado por: John Patrick Lowrie, Lawrence Albert, Old Time Radio

Duración: 9 h y 25 m

Resumen del Editor

Once again, the game's afoot! Out of the fog-shrouded night comes the world-renowned consulting detective and his ever-faithful amanuensis to battle the crimes, solve the mysteries, and reveal all that could ever possibly be known. Here are Holmes and Watson at their best.

John Patrick Lowrie stars as Sherlock, with Lawrence Albert as the good doctor in 17 elegant adaptations of original stories by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Produced by radio legend Jim French, these 19th-century tales are told in a 20th-century style, with 21st-century audio technique.

Episodes Include: The Red-Headed League 07-27-2014; A Case of Identity 09-21-2014; The Blanched Soldier 11-16-2014; The Adventure of the Speckled Band 01-25-2015; The Adventure of the Noble Bachelor 03-22-2015; The Crooked Man 04-12-2015; The Adventure of the Copper Beeches 05-31-2015; The Engineer's Thumb 06-21-2015; His Last Bow 07-12-2015; The Stock Broker's Clerk 09-27-2015; The Solitary Cyclist 10-11-2015; The Reigate Squires 10-18-2015; The Valley of Fear - Part One 11-22-2015; The Valley of Fear - Part Two 11-29-2015; The Sign of Four - Part One: The Tragedy at Ponticherry Lodge 01-10-2016; The Sign of Four - Part Two: In Quest of a Solution 01-17-2016; The Sign of Four - Part Three: The Great Agra Treasure 01-24-2016

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Best of Sherlock!

This is without a doubt the best crew I have heard yet in regards to radio presentations of the famed detective. The voice actors are incredible and personify the characters exactly as I can imagine them.

Good dramatizations, uneven accents

As with the other dramatizations in this series, most of the actors are American. The actors, with the exception of the actor who voices Holmes, are inept at maintaining a British or any other accent. However, the dramatizations themselves are good, and the production is better than many of the BBC audio performances.