Still ploughing through The Count of Monte Cristo (I think I can't have read it before, at least, not all of it, I probably read as far as when the protagonist escapes from the dungeon, and then gave up). As I picked up the "black box" from the local indie bookshop this morning, I will put The Count on hold.
I've never read The Count of Monte Christo but I do remember being quite scared when it was a Sunday teatime serial on BBC, and Alan Badel was in the dungeon.
When I was very young we had an LP of it, with Robert Hardy, set to Tchaikovsky’s Pathetique Symphony. I still love that music and can remember snatches of the dialogue.
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