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Adam Adamant Lives!: What is This Place? (excerpt)

Adam Adamant Lives!: What is This Place? (excerpt)

1 January 2020 · Guy Adams · Directed by Nicholas Briggs · Adam Adamant Lives! · at Big Finish

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1966. A tatty, broken man shuffling down the street... Bizarre fantasies of another life as an Edwardian adventurer fill his head. A life as... Adam Adamant! And to his rescue comes history enthusiast and would-be novelist Georgina Jones. 1.1 What is This Place? As Adam recovers in hospital, sinister underworld forces are at work. Perhaps Georgina Jones and her friends could do with the unexpected help of an anachronistic hero.
Romance not assessedInferred themesidentityheroismisolationloyaltytransformation
A broken man from the past finds new purpose in a strange future.
“A tatty, broken man shuffling down the street...”
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Cast · 3 voices

Amaka OkaforBlake RitsonMilly Thomas

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Directed by Nicholas Briggs

Written by Guy Adams

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