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August in Edinburgh, and thousands of performers of all stripes have flocked to the Fringe Festival. Among them is Charles Paris filling in at the last minute after a student actress breaks a leg and has to drop out. Showcasing an earnest one-man show in a sea of stand-up comics is a bit of a gamble, but at least he's acting, and with a Charles Paris production, what could possibly go wrong? Charles is sharing a venue with...

A Reconstructed Corpse - A Charles Paris Mystery written by Simon Brett performed by Bill Nighy, Suzanne Burden and Jon Glover on Audio CD (Abridged)

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ISBN: 9781408470473
Genre - Main: Fiction
Genre - Specific: Drama
Duration: 120 mins
Length: Excerpts
Author: Simon Brett
Performer 1: Bill Nighy
Performer 2: Suzanne Burden
Performer 3: Jon Glover
Rarity: Rare

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Bill Nighy returns as Charles Paris: unsuccessful actor, bad husband and dipsomaniac. Desperately in need of work, having been kicked out of the marital home, Charles jumps at playing a missing property developer in a crime reconstruction programme. But the missing person case soon turns to murder when severed body parts begin to appear.

Television ratings soar as the public tune in to discover every gory detail of the case. The raging egos and jealous manoeuvrings of the producers, presenters and the police provide a long list of suspects for Charles as he pieces together a macabre jigsaw puzzle of murder.

Bill Nighy, Suzanne Burden and Jon Glover are among the star cast in this enjoyable mystery, dramatised by Jeremy Front. Written by Jeremy Front, based on the novel by Simon Brett.

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