Dead London
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Based on H.G. Wells’s classic tale of Martian invasion, DEAD LONDON sees humanity defeated by a superior military force from another world. Recorded on location at Horsell Common, Surrey, and featuring Brian Blessed as the Voice of the Martians, DEAD LONDON was the winning entry in the 2013 War of the Worlds 75th Anniversary Contest.
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Now containing 5 extra minutes of never-before-heard material.
Dr. Georgina Welles… JOSEPHINE ARDEN
Dr. Tom Kane/Survivor 2… TOM SLATTER
PC Toland… JACK BOWMAN
Dr. Jeff Quinlan/Survivor 1… MATT BLAIR
Captain Glover/Dan… MATTHEW HEBDEN
Newsreader… MARIELE RUNACRE-TEMPLE
Martian Voices… BRIAN BLESSED
Written by… JACK BOWMAN and ROBERT VALENTINE
Directed by… GEORGE MADDOCKS
Recording and Post-Production… MALCOLM THORP
Produced by… MARIELE RUNACRE-TEMPLE, JACK BOWMAN and ROBERT VALENTINE
RUNNING TIME: 20 Minutes, 16 Seconds
Photos of the location recording HERE.
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5 reviews for Dead London
David
A very enjoyable short drama.
David Collins-Rivera
An excellent, even disturbingly-realistic production. With some clever updating of a well-known classic, “Dead London” becomes compelling and new, even while familiar.
Fine performances, flawless voice recording in what had to challenging outdoor locations, and spectacular sound effects, music, and over-all audio construction. Very highly recommended!
Audio Fan
Wow. This is like a movie. Loved it.
Richard
Don’t hesitate in downloading this one. It’s an clever adaptation, an immersive soundscape and succeeds in being geniuely unsettling.
Leonard
Uh this one is good. It’s very very good. L