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Post by omega on Jul 26, 2017 10:13:52 GMT
DARK SHADOWS - AUDIOBOOKS » 4. THE GHOST WATCHER Released July 2008Synopsis“Look into the light and try to deny what you see... I dare you.”As Maggie Evans leaves the Windcliff Institute, she begins to build a new life for herself away from the Collins family. But when an enigmatic stranger arrives in town, searching for phantoms, Maggie finds herself plunged into a world of intrigue and danger. What is the Ghost Watcher's secret, and what is the true cost of his gift to the people of Collinsport? Written By: Stuart Manning Directed By: Stuart Manning CASTKathryn Leigh Scott (Maggie Evans), Alec Newman (Nathan Hawkins)
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Post by omega on Jul 26, 2017 10:18:47 GMT
A lovely atmospheric little tale that it self-contained yet opens up the possibility for so many other stories. The scene with Maggie and Nathan watching over the ghostly children playing is very spooky, aided by Joseph Fox's haunting music. A nice touch from the original series, specifically the final present day arc, is Carolyn's weak second sight.
As for further possibilities, the original Nathan Hawkins. His journal records such amazing things, did he really see and do what was in there? It's always nice seeing what goes on outside of Collinsport and the regular cast of characters.
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Post by Deleted on Jul 26, 2017 11:33:57 GMT
A lovely atmospheric little tale that it self-contained yet opens up the possibility for so many other stories. The scene with Maggie and Nathan watching over the ghostly children playing is very spooky, aided by Joseph Fox's haunting music. A nice touch from the original series, specifically the final present day arc, is Carolyn's weak second sight. You took the words out of my mouth, really. This is nothing short of a beautiful, touching story - especially that scene you mention, which is a highlight of anything I've ever heard - with two stellar performances, and some achingly melancholy music from Joseph Fox. This is one of those stories I feel *everybody* should hear. Wonderful, rich storytelling and production detail. |
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Post by omega on Jul 26, 2017 12:07:22 GMT
A lovely atmospheric little tale that it self-contained yet opens up the possibility for so many other stories. The scene with Maggie and Nathan watching over the ghostly children playing is very spooky, aided by Joseph Fox's haunting music. A nice touch from the original series, specifically the final present day arc, is Carolyn's weak second sight. You took the words out of my mouth, really. This is nothing short of a beautiful, touching story - especially that scene you mention, which is a highlight of anything I've ever heard - with two stellar performances, and some achingly melancholy music from Joseph Fox. This is one of those stories I feel *everybody* should hear. Wonderful, rich storytelling and production detail. I can't decide what my favourite scene is. The top three are easily the first ghost scene, Maggie and the First Widow, and Maggie and Nathan at the end. |
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Post by Deleted on Jul 31, 2018 20:49:36 GMT
I have had this recommended so i will definitely get this next Tonight am doing Roy Gills Award winning 😝 Blood and Fire again as i need a vast sprawling dramatic full cast after a s..t day at work 😆
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Post by omega on Jul 31, 2018 21:19:27 GMT
What's interesting is that this story provides a precise date, the 2nd of November on a Tuesday. Thus the story takes place in 1971 explicitly.
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Post by Deleted on Jul 31, 2018 21:30:29 GMT
What's interesting is that this story provides a precise date, the 2nd of November on a Tuesday. Thus the story takes place in 1971 explicitly. Well at least that helps with chronology.....bugg.. me i was 5 😝 |
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Post by omega on Jul 31, 2018 22:07:10 GMT
And the afghan quilt lives on!
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