Three Skeleton Key by George Toudouze as told by Edward E. French
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
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A manly two-fisted tale packed with adventure and terror! Award winning Makeup FX Artist Ed French provides the white - knuckle narration!
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Very nice. You excel at these Man vs Nature stories. For anyone who does not know: this story was adapted several times on the old time radio programs "Suspense" and "Escape." My favorite version is the Suspense episode that aired on 11.11.1956 which featured Vincent Price , John Dehner and Ben Wright.
But your NEW Fave version is this one, right? (LOL) E.E.F.
An excellently gruesome tale.
Many thanks!
If you're going to do "gruesome," it better be entertaining, right? Thanks, Offshore! E.E.F.
I just love to hear various voice actors and their interpretation of the same story.
It's as if it's a different story every time.
Thank you.
Your videos on a Saturday night (well it is in the UK) make a sweet life even sweeter. Thank you for all of your efforts Mr. French.
You are most welcome. I appreciate you listening. E.E.F.
That was great. Thank you!
Goodness. This woke me up.
one of my favorites - thanks Mr. French
Great job as usual! 💜
Love it! Love it! Love it! Brilliantly narrated Mr French. Thank you. 😊 🇬🇧
Thanks for listening. I hope you've subscribed. E.E.F.
Gosh yes! Yonks ago! 🥰
I absolutely love it. Thank you, Sir Edward.
Thanks for tuning in, martywood. E.E.F.
Heard and read the story at least a dozen times, yours is definitely the best. Thx
Great to hear that. Thanks for listening. E.E.F.
OOOOOO a shiver down my spine!
Just brilliant. A perfect vehicle for your many talents and an excellent production by everyone involved. Thank you, EEF for this latest masterpiece!
Thanks, William. It's kind of a perfect story. E.E.F.
Great story. Another engaging narration. Thanks Ed. In a righteous world you'd have 10X the subs, or more.
Thanks. My ambitions are modest. I'm happy that over 500 people have tuned in to listen in the first 24 hours I posted this. Cheers. E.E.F.
One that deserves a movie
I believe there is one. But many variations of the plot have been done including the 50's B-Movie "The Killer Shrews." E.E.F.
Thanks for this. Always liked it. Hopefully getting published myself soon🎉🎉🎉😊!!
Superb, bone-chilling reading! You have indeed given the legendary Vincent Price a run for his money.
I've heard this before, but I love your evil laugh which adds so much! Well done. Thanks!
Rosie. I wasn't sure about the laughter. The ending, as written, seemed a little flat. It occurred to me that the narrator was as damaged as his fellow light keepers. Thanks for listening! E.E.F.
oh it worked great !!@@FrenchEdward06
I love the fact you read this one as the Vincent Price dramatisation is a favourite - and you have a similar voice to the legendary Mr Price. Bravo, Sir. 👏
Thanks. The V. Price version is a radio classic, and I didn't want to listen to it before I recorded it. I heard it on the Sirius XM old time radio channel years ago and, as I recall, its different in a lot of ways, especially the climax. Yeah, I sound a bit like him. I went out of my way to channel the "Merchant of Menace" (as Forry Ackerman used to call him), when I recorded "The Fly" here on the F.F. Channel. Thanks again for tuning in. E.E.F.
Thank you for this outstanding reading, Mr. French.
I appreciate you commenting. I'm curious and I'm going to start asking listeners a question. Do you have a special time and place when you listen to this channel? I've found out that a lot of long haul truckers listen. Cheers. E.E.F.
@@FrenchEdward06I am something of a night owl, so I usually listen around 1:00/1:30AM or thereabouts.
I used to drive truck myself, about 15 years ago. Your YT obviously wasn’t around then but had it been it would have *absolutely* helped the hours and miles roll by.
I'm convinced that a new title for you must be discovered or created. The available selection simply does not adequately do you justice. Story Teller . . . ? . . . Yes, but you not only tell the story but define and animate the character within it. Narrator . . . ? . . . closer, but that's inadequate too. Your readings flesh out the characters so well they are visible. And on a weekly basis too.
[Bard . . . Grand Master Bard . . . Master Syntactician] ?
I've tried "Shrieker speaker," and "as told by," but I like "Master Syntactician." Thank you. E.E.F.
💜🎠💜You Sound Like Vincent Price Brilliant 💜💜🎠💜Narration💜🎠💜