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Rumpole and The Way Through the Woods

Rumpole is surprised when he discovers he is a dog lover at heart - and perplexed as he defends a man who insists he is guilty.

Rumpole's surprised when he discovers he's a dog lover at heart - and perplexed as he defends a man who insists he's guilty of murder.

What's more, it's clear to Rumpole that the guilty party is among the hunting fraternity and not among the hunt saboteurs who, in 1966, are making their presence felt and their beliefs known on the hunting fields of Britain.

Adapted for radio by Richard Stoneman
Directed by Marilyn Imrie
A Catherine Bailey production for BBC Radio 4.

44 minutes

Credits

RoleContributor
RumpoleJulian Rhind-Tutt
HildaJasmine Hyde
BallardMichael Cochrane
Erskine-BrownNigel Anthony
Gwent-EvansNigel Anthony
PhillidaCathy Sara
Janet FreebodyCathy Sara
Dennis PearsonBen Crowe
InspectorBen Crowe
Rollo EllisStephen Critchlow
LoganStephen Critchlow
Patsy FothergillHetty Baynes Russell
DirectorMarilyn Imrie
AdaptorRichard Stoneman
AuthorJohn Mortimer

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  • Mon 18 Sep 201714:15
  • Wed 26 May 202114:15

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