Classic Serial: Beau Geste - (2009) [BBC Radio (MP3 160kbps)] - dearleuk

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b]Beau Geste[/b] (Classic Serial) 04-10-2009 - 11-10-2009

Beau Geste is PC Wren's classic story of honour, love and adventure. The Geste brothers run away from England, home and
romance to join the French Foreign Legion, following the mysterious disappearance of a valuable family heirloom. They
endure hardship and suspicion until matters come to head when the Touareg – a nomadic North African desert tribe
– suddenly attack their lonely outpost.

Wren's tale of "doing the right thing" was written in the years following the Great War, when the world was
coming to terms with the birth of Communism in Russia and the rise of National Socialism in Germany. He saw both as
challenges to the notion of Englishness that characterised, as he saw it, the proven social order manifest in British
colonial rule during the Edwardian era.

Beau Geste is both a rattling good yarn and a plea for a return to a time when a stiff upper lip and a ramrod posture
were essential components of the moral compass of the day.

From The Radio Times

There are certainly not any men falling in love with their male associates in this
drama. The moral compass is on a ramrod-stiff straight-and-narrow setting in this rollicking version of PC Wren's tale
of honour, love (heterosexual, of course) and adventure in the French Foreign Legion. It's old-fashioned, but in a
delightfully satisfying way.

-- Jane Anderson

1/2 The Geste brothers run away from England, home and romance to join the French Foreign Legion, following the
mysterious disappearance of a valuable family heirloom.

Beau ............................................. Chris New

John ............................................ Rob Hastie

Lawrence .................................... Michael Culkin

Major Jolivet .............................. Timothy Ackroyd

Aunt Patricia ................................ Tessa Worsley

Isobel ...................................... Candida Benson

Gussie .................................... Anthony Schuster

Burdon ...................................... Scott Richards

Young Beau ................................... Nick Hockaday

Young Gussie .................................. Freddie Hill

Young John ................................... Alex Hockaday

Young Claudia ................................ Hannah Sharpe

Young Isobel ............................... Melissa Gardner

Lejeune ...................................... Nick Fletcher

Boldini ..................................... Laurence Possa

Hank ........................................... Greg Wohead

Buddy ......................................... Don Mousseau

The Sergeant .............................. Alasdair MacEwan

Recruiting Officer .............................. Max Bennet

Schwartz ................................. Simon Scardifield

This production, adapted for radio by Graeme Fife and directed by Willi Richards, was recorded on location in the UK and
Tunisia. Original music by Roger Pasto Cortina.

Producer Roger Elsgood

2/2 The Geste brothers become the focus of suspicion and hostility from an assortment of international ne'er do wells
thrown together as a platoon of the French Foreign Legion. A sudden attack on a remote desert fort by Toureg raiders
brings matters to a head and provides the explanation for the disappearance of the Blue Water sapphire.