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A Tale of Two Cities [Naxos]
- Narrated by: Anton Lesser
- Length: 14 hrs and 41 mins
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- Jennifer
- 04-04-18
A tale of two cities
Completely unabridged. Story told and well read by Anton Lesser. Really enjoyed this version,recommended
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- Maz Smith
- 27-11-22
fabulous
Anton, you read this beautifully. Thank you. I enjoyed every word. You are a narrator extraordinaire.
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- Ian Flanagan
- 13-09-16
Stunning. A very enjoyable listen.
A great story set in terrible times, read brilliantly by Anton Lesser, whose characterisations and narration were superb.
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- jss
- 06-07-20
Brilliant Anton Lesser, as always
Anton Lesser is a perfect reader of Dickens: every measured word, the light, the funny and the sad, the broken. The end was particularly good. I had forgotten so much was saved if the story to the last quarter. Knowing what was coming made it even more powerful I think. In Covid times, to hear the repetition of ‘i am the resurrection and the life’ as Sydney Carton nears his end was most moving to me. Thank you.
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- Anonymous User
- 11-01-23
Excellent
The reading, the accents, the character interpretations were outstanding. Anton Lesser is a superb reader of Dickens. Highly recommended
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- Anonymous User
- 09-10-17
I'm not eloquent enough ...
... To properly praise the author and narrator, so I will not embarrass myself by trying. All I can do is press the five stars, like some thumbprint. And thank you both.
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- Sofie Ottesen
- 18-08-16
Gripping
Very well read, gripping and melodramatic classic. Not as easy to identify with as eg David Copperfield but offered a deep insight into the dynamic of European history. I highly recommend it.
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- Roderic
- 25-11-13
Brilliant Dickens, Brilliant Lesser
Would you listen to A Tale of Two Cities again? Why?
In a few years I will listen to a Tale of Two Cities again, to enjoy the brilliance of writer and narrator.
Which scene did you most enjoy?
The fight scene between Madame Defarge and Miss Pross, surely the source of the final fight scene in Alien.
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- David
- 03-09-18
Not his best
Great first and last lines. Great characters. Works better as a critique of the revolution than a dickens novel
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- Victoria
- 10-04-19
Dickens at his supreme best.
This story has a bit of everything that Dickens does so well. Wonderful, masterful, genius!
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