Frankenstein (2012)

Based on Frankenstein by Mary Shelley

Heart-breaking modern myth of obsession, pride and the need for love. Two part dramatisation starring Jamie Parker as Frankenstein.

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  • Type: Adaptation
  • Channel: BBC Radio 4 Extra
  • Duration: 56'57''
  • Broadcast date: 2012
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UK only
Staff and students of licensed education establishments only
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Frankenstein (2012) | 1: The Passenger

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Frankenstein (2012) | 1: The Passenger

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2012 | 56'57''

Heart-breaking modern myth of obsession, pride and the need for love. Two part dramatisation starring Jamie Parker as Frankenstein.

Frankenstein (2012) | 2: Fearful

Frankenstein (2012) | 2: Fearful

2012 | 56'52''

Walking in the mountains, Frankenstein is about to come face to face with what he most hates and fears. Stars Jamie Parker.

Frankenstein (2012) | 1: The Passenger

Frankenstein (2012) | 1: The Passenger

2012 | 56'57''

Heart-breaking modern myth of obsession, pride and the need for love. Two part dramatisation starring Jamie Parker as Frankenstein.

Frankenstein (2012) | 2: Fearful

Frankenstein (2012) | 2: Fearful

2012 | 56'52''

Walking in the mountains, Frankenstein is about to come face to face with what he most hates and fears. Stars Jamie Parker.
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