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Endstation

Heard
1997
Episodes
1
Language
German

Endstation

More about it

Autor: John le Carré

produziert in: 1997

produziert von: DLR

Laufzeit: 48 Minuten

Genre: Krimi

Regie: Irene Schuck

Bearbeitung: Hans Bräunlich

Übersetzer: Hubert von Bechtolsheim

Erstsendung: 02.02.1998

Inhalt:

Zwei Männer sitzen sich im Nachtexpress von Edinburgh nach London gegenüber. Sie sind allein im Abteil, sie belauern sich, fragen sich aus, geben in ihren Gesprächen Terrain preis und ziehen sich wieder zurück. Wer sind sie? Was will der eine vom anderen? Agieren sie miteinander oder gegeneinander? Die düstere und bedrohliche Doppelwelt der Agenten in einem subtilen psychologischen Kammerspiel.

Sprecher:

Matthias Haase

Dieter Ranspach

Daten zu John le Carré: vollständiger Name: David John Moore Cornwell

geboren: 19.10.1931

Vita: John le Carré (* 19. Oktober 1931 in Poole, Dorset, Vereinigtes Königreich

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. (John le Carré - DLR 1997)

    No date given · 48 min

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  1. Endstation (John le Carré - DLR 1997)

    Hörspiele · John le Carré · 1 episode here · archive.org

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