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The Mill on the Floss by George Eliot

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The Mill on the Floss

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various
Publisher
BBC Audio
Publish Date
21 May 2020
Run Time
2 hours 19 minutes
Format
Audiobook
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George Eliot’s classic Victorian epic about a brother and sister pitted against one another in love and life, starring Anna Maxwell Martin

Based on George Eliot’s own rural upbringing and relationship with her estranged brother, The Mill on the Floss is a powerful, dynamic tale of familial rejection, sibling rivalry and what happens when the head confronts the heart.

Growing up at Dorlcote Mill in the beautiful English countryside, young Maggie yearns for approval and affection. With her dark, striking looks and quick intelligence she is the misfit of the Tulliver family, and while her father dotes on her, her mother despairs of her rebelliousness. But it is the love of her stolid, dutiful brother Tom that Maggie craves most, and despite their opposing natures, the two forge a close bond.

But as adults, their paths diverge. Following their father’s bankruptcy, Tom leaves school and enters the world of business, determined to repay the family’s debts and regain their home.Maggie, meanwhile, is drawn to two very different men: kindred spirit Philip Wakem, the son of her father's enemy, and the charming, seductive Stephen Guest, already promised to her cousin, Lucy.

As she struggles to reconcile passion and loyalty, the choices Maggie makes will set her against her beloved brother – with tragic consequences...

This stunning adaption is full of humour and high drama, and features a rich, filmic soundscape.

Also included is bonus programme Free Thinking: George Eliot’s Mill on the Floss, hosted by Shahidha Bari, in which writer Rebecca Mead, actor Fiona Shaw and academics Dafydd Mills Daniel, Philip Davis and Peggy Reynolds discuss the background to Eliot’s much-loved 1860 novel and read selected extracts.

Cast
George Eliot, the Narrator ….. Anna Maxwell Martin
Young Maggie ….. Amy-Jayne Leigh
Young Tom ….. Oliver Zetterstrom
Young Lucy ….. Grace Doherty
Mr Tulliver ….. Roger Ringrose
Mrs Tulliver ….. Alison Belbin
Maggie ….. Joanna Vanderham
Tom ….. Will Kirk
Lucy ….. Ell Potter
Philip ….. Chris Lew Kum Hoi
Stephen ….. Jack Farthing
Mrs Moss ….. Heather Craney
Mr Wakem ….. John Dougall
Mrs Glegg ….. Elizabeth Counsell
Mr Stelling ….. John Lightbody
Dr Kenn ….. Hasan Dixon
Luke/Bob ….. Kurtis Lowe
Keiza/Sally ….. Bettrys Jones

Written by George Eliot
Adapted by Rhiannon Tise
Produced and directed by Tracey Neale
Studio Managers: Keith Graham, Mike Etherden, Jenni Burnett & Alison Craig
Production Co-Ordinator: Anne Isger
First broadcast BBC Radio 4, 6-17 April 2020

Free Thinking: George Eliot’s Mill on the Floss
Presented by Shahidha Bari
With Rebecca Mead, Fiona Shaw, Dafydd Mills Daniel, Philip Davis and Peggy Reynolds
Produced by Fiona McLean

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Details

Author
George Eliot
Narrator
various
Duration
2 hours 19 minutes
Release Date
21 May 2020
ISBN
9781529128222
Format
Audiobook
Publisher
BBC Audio
Genre
Classic fiction: literary and general

Synopsis

George Eliot’s classic Victorian epic about a brother and sister pitted against one another in love and life, starring Anna Maxwell MartinBased on George Eliot’s own rural upbringing and relationship with her estranged brother, The Mill on the Floss is a powerful, dynamic tale of familial rejection, sibling rivalry and what happens when the head confronts the heart.Growing up at Dorlcote Mill in the beautiful English countryside, young Maggie yearns for approval and affection. With her dark, striking looks and quick intelligence she is the misfit of the Tulliver family, and while her father dotes on her, her mother despairs of her rebelliousness. But it is the love of her stolid, dutiful brother Tom that Maggie craves most, and despite their opposing natures, the two forge a close bond.But as adults, their paths diverge. Following their father’s bankruptcy, Tom leaves school and enters the world of business, determined to repay the family’s debts and regain their home.Maggie, meanwhile, is drawn to two very different men: kindred spirit Philip Wakem, the son of her father's enemy, and the charming, seductive Stephen Guest, already promised to her cousin, Lucy.As she struggles to reconcile passion and loyalty, the choices Maggie makes will set her against her beloved brother – with tragic consequences...This stunning adaption is full of humour and high drama, and features a rich, filmic soundscape.Also included is bonus programme Free Thinking: George Eliot’s Mill on the Floss, hosted by Shahidha Bari, in which writer Rebecca Mead, actor Fiona Shaw and academics Dafydd Mills Daniel, Philip Davis and Peggy Reynolds discuss the background to Eliot’s much-loved 1860 novel and read selected extracts. CastGeorge Eliot, the Narrator ….. Anna Maxwell Martin Young Maggie ….. Amy-Jayne Leigh Young Tom ….. Oliver Zetterstrom Young Lucy ….. Grace Doherty Mr Tulliver ….. Roger Ringrose Mrs Tulliver ….. Alison Belbin Maggie ….. Joanna Vanderham Tom ….. Will Kirk Lucy ….. Ell Potter Philip ….. Chris Lew Kum Hoi Stephen ….. Jack Farthing Mrs Moss ….. Heather Craney Mr Wakem ….. John Dougall Mrs Glegg ….. Elizabeth Counsell Mr Stelling ….. John Lightbody Dr Kenn ….. Hasan Dixon Luke/Bob ….. Kurtis Lowe Keiza/Sally ….. Bettrys JonesWritten by George EliotAdapted by Rhiannon Tise Produced and directed by Tracey NealeStudio Managers: Keith Graham, Mike Etherden, Jenni Burnett & Alison CraigProduction Co-Ordinator: Anne Isger First broadcast BBC Radio 4, 6-17 April 2020Free Thinking: George Eliot’s Mill on the FlossPresented by Shahidha BariWith Rebecca Mead, Fiona Shaw, Dafydd Mills Daniel, Philip Davis and Peggy ReynoldsProduced by Fiona McLean

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