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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
The Lost World - Lost For Superlatives!
By Glenn Cook
This is another of those wonderful BBC Radio 4 - full cast dramatization series produced by the BBC with a Sci Fi Theme.(I will list some of the others later)The story is one of those `Ripping Yarns' types but although set in 1907 really has dated very well. Like many of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's books they date well being well written, dammed good action tales and original.The adaptation by Peggy Wells and Brian Campbell is simply stunning again first broadcast in February 1975 it has not dated one iota - a really great radio play.A journalist Edward Malone is besotted with a girl called Gladys- yes I groaned too but Gladys refuses to let him propose unless he was just like one of those fantastic explorers who do wonderful things.Now rather than drowning his sorrows in the nearest bawdy House or Opium Den as some would have. ( Conan Doyle created the most famous opium fiend in English Literature - Sherlock Holmes remember?) he thinks actions speak louder than words.Spurred on or should that be `spurned' on he seeks out the wonderful character Professor Challenger- a tall, thick mountain of a man with beard that you could hide a badger in (to borrow Ben Elton's phrase) a grizzly bear of a man with a temper to match!Throw into the equation Lord John Roxton an experienced big game hunter and a steady rock of a man and you have a team to match any obstacle .The trio are joined by Professor Sumerlee, a doubting Thomas of a figure, that counter balances balances Challenger well.The good news is that unlike other adaptations no female is tagged along that falls and hurts her ankle which slows and `syrups' the plot like treacle on a cold day.And yet the action is not all monsters and shoot them out type of fish in a barrel scenario.The play follows the book well.It is divided into 3 parts and the first sets the scene without the characters leaving London and reaching the `Lost World' of the title.Now don't suppose this negates the enjoyment of the drama it does not but really `feels' like a good read- albeit for the ears.It really is a movie for your ears to borrow a phrase from Frank Zappa.The cast are excellent.Gerald Flood portrays the jaded yet experienced Big Game Hunter/tracker well to the hilt.Kevin McHugh is good too in the key role Edward Malone but these two are well matched by Francis De Wolfe as Professor Challenger and the wonderful counter of Carleton Hobbs portrayal of Sumerlee, as the unbelieving, slightly cynical, `show me the money' yet converted by the Damascus road evidence set before his very eyes, Even I wanted to slap him at times his acting in the role is that good.The action is excellent. The story zips along and the sound effects are great,The pterodactyls actually sound convincing!! I would imagine many children listening would duck too (Not to say I did mind!)The technical stuff- the Play is split over 3 CDs each containing one of three episodes of an hour each so absolutely fabulous for the car.The BBC logo is often a good indicator that a CD of a dramatisation of a book will be good - a gold standard or kite mark of quality if you like and this adaptation is no exception to the rule.I have listened to the following and be royally entertained. The Kraken Wakes (Classic Radio Sci-Fi)The Midwich Cuckoos (BBC Classic Radio Sci-Fi)The Day of the Triffids (Classic Radio Sci-Fi)The Chrysalids & Survival: Classic Radio Sci-Fi (Dramatised)Chocky (Classic Radio Sci-Fi)Now whilst I have listen to and enjoyed those others and have either sold or am selling them on Amazon I will not be doing so with this adaptation.This is a play to be listened to and enjoyed again - praise indeed.

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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful.
Grand adventure in 1910s
By Kurt A. Johnson
Edward Malone, reporter for the Daily Gazette, finds himself caught up in the claims of the eccentric Professor G. E. Challenger to have found a South American plateau where dinosaurs still live. Malone volunteers for a fact-finding mission, along with the dubious Professor Summerlee and the fearless big game hunter Lord John Roxton. The band voyages to South America, journeys to the plateau, and finds it filled with plants and animals for many different epochs. Finding themselves marooned on the plateau, the team faces many dangers and adventures.While somewhat dated, this book is well written and exciting to read. As a matter of fact, part of the book's charm is its pre-Great War feel. If you like adventure stories, Arthur Conan Doyle, or big game hunters, then this book is for you!

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