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The Confessions of Dorian Gray: The Prime of Deacon Brodie

The Confessions of Dorian Gray: The Prime of Deacon Brodie

28 April 2013 · Roy Gill · Directed by Scott Handcock · The Confessions of Dorian Gray #14 · at Big Finish

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Edinburgh, 1920. Seizing upon the possibility of a reunion with his closest comrade from the trenches, Dorian arrives in the capital city of Scotland on Halloween! Guisers are out in force, disapproving gentlemen walk the streets... and a sinister department store has a great deal more on offer than it might initially advertise.
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A post-war reunion turns eerie amidst a city's unsettling Halloween secrets.
“Seizing upon the possibility of a reunion with his closest comrade from the trenches, Dorian arrives in the capital city of Scotland on Halloween!”
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Alexander VlahosRoy Gill

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Directed by Scott Handcock

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