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1811: new commander Jack Aubrey sets sail for Australia on HMS Leopard - pursued by a powerful Dutch warship. Stars David Robb.

August, 1811. Jack Aubrey sets sail for Australia in his new command, HMS Leopard. His mission - to transport a group of convicts to Botany Bay, including a woman, Louisa Wogan, who has been spying for the Americans.

Stephen Maturin joins Jack once again as ship's surgeon - but his real mission is to watch Mrs Wogan. When a fever breaks out among the prisoners and crew, Jack decides to head for Recife - but he is pursued through the South Atlantic by a powerful Dutch warship.

Patrick O'Brian's novel dramatised in two-parts by Roger Danes.

Jack Aubrey ...... David Robb
Stephen Maturin ...... Richard Dillane
Louisa Wogan ...... Teresa Gallagher
Michael Herapath ...... Samuel Barnett
Lt Pullings ...... David Holt
Barratt Bonden ...... Sam Dale
Preserved Killick ...... Jon Glover
Lt Grant ...... Jonathan Tafler
Byron ...... Nick Underwood
Sir Joseph Blaine ...... Michael Bertenshaw
Peggy Barnes ...... Hannah Wood
Josiah Plaice ...... Lloyd Thomas

Other parts played by the cast.

Producer/director: Bruce Young

First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in July 2013.

1 hour

Last on

Fri 7 Feb 202003:00

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Credits

RoleContributor
Jack AubreyDavid Robb
Stephen MaturinRichard Dillane
Louisa WoganTeresa Gallagher
Michael HerapathSamuel Barnett
Lt PullingsDavid Holt
Barratt BondenSam Dale
Preserved KillickJon Glover
Lt GrantJonathan Tafler
ByronNick Underwood
Sir Joseph BlaineMichael Bertenshaw
Peggy BarnesHannah Wood
Josiah PlaiceLloyd Thomas
DirectorBruce Young
ProducerBruce Young
AdaptorRoger Danes
WriterPatrick O'Brian

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  • Sun 21 Jul 201315:00
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  • Thu 6 Feb 202010:00
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  • Fri 7 Feb 202003:00