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Gillian Child The Lost Child

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Afternoon Play: The Lost Child Wed 12th Mar 2003, 14:15 on BBC Radio 4 FM

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By Gillian Richmond Starring Amanda Root.

It is 1799 and a child, the son and heir to the Bridgeman estate, disappears at a country fair. Is he lost or has he been snatched to settle an old score? Someone knows but isn't telling. A story of greed and revenge.

Director Sue Wilson

Sarah:.....Amanda Root Rachel:....Julia Hills Andrew:....Tom George Martin:...Paul Basson Richard:.....Stephen Tomlin

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  1. Track 02

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