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Today | Agatha Christie Speaks
Agatha Christie's personal tape recordings are discovered.
CHANNEL | Radio 4
FIRST BROADCAST | 15 September 2008
DURATION | 6 minutes 24 seconds
FIRSTBROADCAST
2008
Synopsis
Agatha Christie's grandson Mathew Prichard (pictured above in 1956), talks about finding tapes that she recorded in preparation for an autobiography. Along with Christie's biographer, Laura Thompson, he discusses the reasons for her continuing popularity across the world and the current re-evaluation of the quality of her writing.
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