Classic Serial | Frankenstein (1994)

Based on Frankenstein by Mary Shelley

Mary Shelley's gothic tale, dramatised for radio by Nick Stafford in two parts, starring Michael Maloney.

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Content
  • Type: Adaptation
  • Channel: BBC Radio 4
  • Duration: 56'24''
  • Broadcast date: 1994
Usage

UK only
Staff and students of licensed education establishments only
Cannot be adapted

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Mary Shelley's gothic tale, dramatised for radio by Nick Stafford in two parts, starring Michael Maloney.

Classic Serial | 2: Frankenstein (1994)

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1994 | 57'00''

After first fleeing The Creature, Victor heads to the mountains to avenge his brother's murder. Stars John Wood.

Classic Serial | 1: Frankenstein (1994)

Classic Serial | 1: Frankenstein (1994)

1994 | 56'24''

Mary Shelley's gothic tale, dramatised for radio by Nick Stafford in two parts, starring Michael Maloney.

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1994 | 57'00''

After first fleeing The Creature, Victor heads to the mountains to avenge his brother's murder. Stars John Wood.
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