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Historical thriller that charts the fortunes of the future Charles II in the immediate aftermath of his father's defeat. After the execution of his father, the young Charles flees England. Over the course of a 40-day journey, he must learn how to live rough, evade capture and earn the kindness of strangers. | Historical thriller that charts the fortunes of the future Charles II in the immediate aftermath of his father's defeat. After the execution of his father, the young Charles flees England. Over the course of a 40-day journey, he must learn how to live rough, evade capture and earn the kindness of strangers. | ||
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A new play by [[Ian Curteis]] is always an exciting prospect, and this breathless man-on-the-run thriller doesn't disappoint. The man in question is Charles II, fleeing bloodthirsty Parliamentarian forces after his defeat at the Battle of Worcester, two years after his father was executed. Simon Woods subtly captures the shifts in Charles's personality as he dashes across hostile territory. Hoping to reach safety in France, and Chris Larkin lords it up as the prince's pompous friend, Wilmot. | A new play by [[Ian Curteis]] is always an exciting prospect, and this breathless man-on-the-run thriller doesn't disappoint. The man in question is Charles II, fleeing bloodthirsty Parliamentarian forces after his defeat at the Battle of Worcester, two years after his father was executed. Simon Woods subtly captures the shifts in Charles's personality as he dashes across hostile territory. Hoping to reach safety in France, and Chris Larkin lords it up as the prince's pompous friend, Wilmot. | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:34, 16 March 2026
1st Broadcast 2:30pm - 3:30pm Saturday 29th November 2008 BBC Radio 4
Contents
Director
Producer
Written by
Production
Above The Title Productions Ltd
Synopsis
Historical thriller that charts the fortunes of the future Charles II in the immediate aftermath of his father's defeat. After the execution of his father, the young Charles flees England. Over the course of a 40-day journey, he must learn how to live rough, evade capture and earn the kindness of strangers.
What Others Have said
A new play by Ian Curteis is always an exciting prospect, and this breathless man-on-the-run thriller doesn't disappoint. The man in question is Charles II, fleeing bloodthirsty Parliamentarian forces after his defeat at the Battle of Worcester, two years after his father was executed. Simon Woods subtly captures the shifts in Charles's personality as he dashes across hostile territory. Hoping to reach safety in France, and Chris Larkin lords it up as the prince's pompous friend, Wilmot.
David Crawford Radio Times
Cast
Charles II Simon Woods
Derby Kevin Eldon
Wilmot Chris Larkin
George Penderel Simon Treves
John Penderel Kevin Eldon
Whitgreave Simon Treves
Gifford Malcolm Brown
Woolf Malcolm Brown
Carlis Stephen Carlile
Colonel Stephen Carlile
Betty Kate Sachs
Jane Kate Sachs
Mrs Woolf Jill Shilling
Cook Jill Shilling
Production Crew
Not known
Recorded at
The Soundhouse Ltd London England
Music composed & Arranged
Nothing Known
Comment by Dirk Maggs
Nothing yet
Other Links
Boscobel House
Running Time
1 episode 60 minutes long 60 minutes in total
