Killer Conquest
A Norman Conquest Thriller: A Full-Cast BBC Radio Drama
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Mr Punch
About this listen
Set during the Golden Age of detective fiction, where every story promises a 'Thousand Thrills!', with ingenious plots, full of twists and surprises, driven along with exciting action and tongue in cheek humour.
In Killer Conquest, the dashing hero with a nose for trouble and rake-hell disregard for danger returns in a breathless crime-smashing adventure. With his trademark ‘1066’ and his resourceful partner Pixie, he keeps up good cheer and marches on while he biffs the baddies.
Also available as part of the Thriller Playhouse Box Set, eight episodes featuring Max Carrados, Norman Conquest and Ben from the popular BBC Drama series.
Cast:
Christopher Cazenove as Norman Conquest
Bonnie Langford as Pixie
Richard Davies as Chief Inspector Williams
Colin Spaull as Mandeville Livingstone
Kerry Shale as Horace Augustus Hillier
Neville Jason as Claude Herridew
Jonathan Tafler as Detective Inspector Wells
Anthony Jackson as Willoughby Chote
Gavin Muir as Parsons
And full supporting cast.
Based on a story by Berkeley Gray.
Dramatisation: Guy Fithen
Music: Robert Rigby
Director: Adrian Bean
Producer: Stewart Richards & Michael Cameron
©2022 Mr Punch Audiobooks Ltd (P)2022 Mr Punch Audiobooks LtdWhat the critics say
"It is pure 1930s, when the hero did say to the villain: 'Good grief! You're a cold blooded killer!' and the heroine did affectionately call her hero 'a cockeyed chump!' To all concerned 'Jolly good show, chaps.'” (The Times)
"Christopher Cazenove seems to relish his role as Norman Conquest, a hero about who dashing is the least that could be said! Atmospheric and great fun for those who prefer older-style detectives." (Daily Express)