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Detective Andy und der Ostersonntagsmord

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1996
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1
Language
German

Detective Andy und der Ostersonntagsmord

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Anthony J. Ingrassia

produziert in: 1996

Erstsendung: 15.07.1996

produziert von: DLR

Laufzeit: 54 Minuten

Regie: Christoph Dietrich

Bearbeitung: Christoph Dietrich

Übersetzer: Wulf Teichmann

Inhalt:

Lieutenant Andy Macmahann arbeitet als Fahnder bei der Mordkommission New York City, Lower East Side. Man nennt ihn "Detective Andy". Es ist Ostern. Eine Zeit, in der sich auch Andy gern an seine Kindheit erinnert. Doch abscheuliche Morde reißen den Detective aus seinen Träumen. Die Opfer sind Kinder ...

Sprecher:

Hansjürgen Hürrig

Karin Boyd

Ulrich Wildgruber

Christine Oesterlein

Uta Hallant

Corinna Kirchhoff

Andrea Solter

Wiebke Frost

Angelika Leiberg

Annemarie Nazarek

Aurelio Malfa

Götz Schulte

Joachim Schönfeld

Mattias-Kristof Laus

Gisa Stoll

Christian Gaul

Fritz Hammer

Daten zu Anthony J. Ingrassia: geboren: 1944

gestorben: 1995

Vita: Anthony J. Ingrassia, 1944 in New York geboren, studierte Schauspiel, war Drama-Therapeut und inszenierte neben Theaterstücken auch Rockshows mit Sängern wie Marianne Faithful, Patti Smith und David Bowie. Er starb im Dezember 1995 in New York. "Detective Andy und der Ostersonntagsmord" ist die letzte Hörspielarbeit des Autors.

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