Nobody Loves Me | Audio Drama Remake
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Joe Reeze holds up a police station and explains the story of how he became a killer, and what happened to the innocent Peggy Stewart.
Originally performed with Peter Lorre in the 1930s, it was later redone by Alfred Hitchcock's Suspense! in the 40s.
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These are two separate characters with both sets of lines combined.
Kelly: a very skeptical cop.
Alex: A 14-year-old cousin of the main character. A bit violent.
- english
- female adult
- general
KELLY: (SLIGHTLY OFF) Just a minute. How'd you get in here?
KELLY: (FADES IN) This is the squad room, son. If you have a complaint, give it to the desk sergeant.
ALEX: Likes you - a cat?
This is two characters.
Holt: A policeman who is also a bit of a family man. Just an average, working guy. He's a bit more nervous under pressure.
Horace: The groundskeeper for Peggy. He's a working man, and a somewhat suspicious guy.
- general
- male adult
HOLT: He...he is. HOLT: He's Captain Kelly. I'm a Sergeant.
HORACE: No...there isn't anything.
HORACE: It's a young fellow, Miss Peggy. Looking for work.
This is two roles.
Ella: A mean and abusive aunt. She is rude, and demanding.
Peggy: A kind, soft-spoken and soft-hearted woman that sees the good in everyone.
- female adult
- radio drama
SOUND: SLAP ELLA: How do you speak to me?
PEGGY: Scared of you?
PEGGY: You've been hurt. You've been terribly hurt. Poor Joe..I'm sorry.
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