A Pocket Full of Rye
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- Опубликовано: 13 апр 2022
- A Pocket Full of Rye by Agatha Christie
Wealthy financier Rex Fortescue is found dead with rye grain in his pocket followed in quick succession by a woman dying while eating bread and honey and a maid killed in her garden. Jane Marple senses the murderer is dispatching his victims on the basis of a children's nursery rhyme and finds herself enmeshed in one of the strangest cases of her life...
With:
June Whitfield
Nicky Henson
Derek Waring
Margaret John
Don Mccorkindale
Peter Yapp
Clare Heyhoe
Produced By Enyd Williams
#AudioDrama #RadioDrama #MissMarple #AgathaChristie 
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June Whitfield was so talented, I love the beginning when she is describing the characters and calls the wife a"sexy piece", great download, loved listening to it again, thank you
Best Miss Marple ever. True to the character in the books. True to an intelligent lady born in Victorian times. Her voice, timing, accent, intonation -- just right.
Incredibly annoying preamble but the production itself is good.
8 2:5
June Whitfield, a truly great actress, wonderful comic timing, highly intelligent and very kind.
One of my favourite actresses❤️❤️❤️❤️💙💙
I miss her
Great story,
good work.
Very enjoyable. Thanks for sharing this!
Well done! Thanks!
Why the preamble? We don’t need to have the plot rolled out in advance. And your opinion is also superfluous.
Begins at 2:59
Brilliant
excellent female narrator !!
The story starts at 3:40
The most moving of Christie's works
Horrible robot voice introduction. It gives away too much.
Thanks.
Great improvement if you dropped the laborious intro .. redundant !
Enjoyed it immensely!
ax😂😊😂❤❤😊
They made a mistake.
They had that poor silly
girl exclaiming that her
boss was dying but he
didn't die at home...he died
at his office/work. 😐
Very good after the really annoying introduction.
🏴🍻🍻🍻don’t know how many times 😊how ?Miss Marple 😋
Why ruin everything by telling us what is going to happen- stop talking!!!
Boring as hell introduction from Stephen Hawking...programme starts 3:00
Was this being PC? It’s not a dickie bird, it’s a blackbird 😂😂😂
When I was a child in the fifties and sixties, almost everyone used the expression “dickiebird”.
I just think it was a sort of nickname that you told to children, when they were learning to speak. Maybe like “pussy cat” or “choo-choo train”. It definitely wasn’t PC! There was no such thing in those days. Casual racism was the norm and very unpleasant too. Agatha Christie used a very pejorative name for one of her novels, ‘And Then There Were None’ (the modern title). You can look that one up, folks, it doesn’t bear writing down. PC is a kinder way to behave towards other people, and makes for a nicer place to live if you aren’t the ‘norm’ in other people’s eyes. Having said all that, Agatha Christie is a constant favourite for me - I have one of her novels on the go almost permanently. 😊
She was not asked ,her is involved because of her maid
I really dont like the introduction, it detracts from a great play.
I skipped it
Lose the robot voice and this would be perfect....
The robot is the intro...just figure out how to (get a grandchild to help) skip over it.
@@saintexupery8406 this made me laugh so much. I think you win the internet today 😊
@saintexupery8406😂I did
Spoiler alert..introduction spoiled tale
Only if you forced yourself to listen to a section you disliked. Others who also disliked the intro were clever enough to skip over it.
@@saintexupery8406 thanks 🐛 🪲 🐞
So, you have a channel devoted to fine drama but you have maybe the worst AI voice intro I’ve ever heard?? Come on! The episode was great, but do yourself a favor and ditch that horrific AI intro
Sorry completely lost afther listening to some
of Dorethy l sayer audio dramas must say i found it differcult to figure out the plot of some of her stories.
W
Oh you hater
heheheh
Miss "Ramsbottom"
@@mavisemberson8737 thanks for the etymology lesson, but I'll have a bottom-ramming laugh all the same
It's a traditional name taken from the village of the same name. It means valley of the ram. I believe that Nyugen means a string instrument that is plucked, perhaps amusing to some...
@@MsHazard1 Nyugen isn’t my last name. It’s misspelled on purpose
@justin...you appear, whatever your chronological age, to be stuck as a 12 year old loner, spots and all. Ramsbottom is also the name of a market town in the UK.
@@saintexupery8406 did I run into a whole clan of Ramsbottoms or something? 🤔Why do I keep getting random defensive messages that either get deleted or edited over a throwaway joke I made months ago?
So low the volume is useless@ i have to just leave@ why waste the data? M
@@CosmicRabbitCarmaok on my iPad too.
The audio is totally normal ..
Usually there's a volume control somewhere.