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Topic: Re: TOLKIEN AUDIO    Reply to: msg 713
Posted: July 01, 1998 at 09:00:02: by Padster
: I RECALL J.R.R.T. DERIDING THE BBC DRAMATIZATION IN A LETTER PUBLISHED IN A COLLECTION OF HIS LIFETIME CORRESPONDENCE.

Eerrr! I don't think so! After all JRRT had been dead for a number of years when the BBC Radio drama of LotR came out! Maybe it was a real early version that I am not familiar with?

: IF YOU HAVE HAD EXPERIENCE WITH ANY AUDIO VERSION OF LOTR I WOULD LIKE TO HEAR YOUR OPINION...THANKS!

I would recommend the BBC Radio dramitarisation (Spelling?) 100%. It is superb. OK it misses some things, like Old Tom boy, but then how important to the story was the inclusion of TB? Not a hell of a lot!

And besides with actors such as Sir Michael Horden and Ian Holm, not to mention the chap who played Aragorn (cause I can't remember his name (what a fool!). Such a powerful voice!), it was always going to be a storming success. So long as they stuck to the real story of course - and they did!

Cheers


Padster



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