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Books : Hancock's Happy Christmas: Four Original BBC Radio Episodes (BBC Radio Collection)
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Hancock's Happy Christmas: Four Original BBC Radio Episodes (BBC Radio Collection) by: Ray Galton, Alan Simpson |
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Binding: Audio CD Dewey Decimal Number: 817 EAN: 9780563535133 Format: Audiobook ISBN: 056353513X Label: BBC Audiobooks Ltd Manufacturer: BBC Audiobooks Ltd Number Of Discs: 2 Number Of Items: 2 Publication Date: November 05, 2001 Publisher: BBC Audiobooks Ltd Release Date: November 05, 2001 Studio: BBC Audiobooks Ltd Sales Rank: 61498 Related Items:
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 Rating: - Celebrate Xmas in true Hancock styleBuy this. Having heard all of these shows previously on the radio & having just bought the cd version to play in the car. I can only say that if you really want to celebrate this is the way to do it. Although the plots are somewhat dated the pathos that runs through the shows remains relevant today. Truely masterful performances by Hancock, James, Williams ably supported by Jacques & Kerr. Sit back, enjoy and maybe cry a little - with laughter of course. Rating: - Christmas with HancockThe episodes on this tape are - without exception - excellent. Hancock is gloomy, miserly and hilarious in each of them. He says in one of them "Christmas is going to be just like any other day in this house - dead miserable", and it's lovely hearing Bill Kerr, Hattie Jacques and Sid James having a relatively good time themselves whilst pushing Hancock deeper into the gloom he predicts. In one episode a mishap leaves him without his Christmas club money (beautifully timed response from the person who gets it), puts up with some insulting orphans, reviews his year in the realms of fantasy and - the best - tries to make up for breaking Bill Kerr's faith in Santa Claus. They're lovely plots - and it's a surprise Galton and Simpson could ... Read More: |
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