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Script for BBC Radio 4 series 'Home Again' episode six titled 'Poling Off' written by Peter Tinniswood produced by Griff Rhys Jones and starred Robin Bailey, Doreen Mantle, Liz Goulding, David Troughton, Ursula Smith and Christopher Benjamin. Script contains handwritten annotations.

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Script for radio series 'Home Again' episode six titled 'Poling off' written by Peter Tinniswood.

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Script rewrites for radio series 'Home Again' episode six titled 'Poling Off' written by Peter Tinniswood.

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Script for radio play 'Hot Chocolate' written by Peter Tinniswood. Script contains characters from the Brandon family series including Carter and Mr & Mrs Brandon.

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Two scripts for BBC Radio 4 and BBC World Service radio play 'The House Swap' written by Peter Tinniswood, directed by Gordon House and starred Penelope Wilton, Peter Vaughan, William Hootkins, John Hartley and Nigel Carrington. It was broadcast on BBC Radio 4 on 6 February 1999 and on BBC World Service on 27 February 1999 and 28 February 1999. One script is titled 'cut version' and contains handwritten annotations.

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Five scripts for BBC Radio 3 play 'I Always Take Long Walks' written by Peter Tinniswood, directed by John Tydeman and starred Dame Judi Dench. It was broadcast on 5 July 1991 on BBC Radio 3. Three scripts contain handwritten annotations.

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Three scripts for radio play 'Jake and Meself' written by Peter Tinniswood. One of the scripts contains handwritten annotations.

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Script for BBC Radio play 'The Last Obit' written by Peter Tinniswood, directed by Enyd Williams and starred Billie Whitelaw.

Scope and Contents Script for radio play 'MCC - The Fully Harmonious and Totally Unauthorised History' devised, written and presented by Peter Tinniswood. In the script, the 'MCC' refers to a fictitious international espionage network founded in 1787. The script satirically and humorously details the presence of 'MCC' ambassadors throughout significant historical events, such as WW1, WW2 and royal weddings. It is interspersed with self-aware cricket references, as 'MCC' also refers to the Marylebone Cricket...