The Shadow - The Bells Of St. Peter’s (Radio Recreation): Female Voice Actress Required

The Shadow -  The Bells Of St. Peter’s (Radio Recreation): Female Voice Actress Required

Project Overview

Plot:
The Bells of St. Peter's is set in Rome where Margot Lane and Lamont Cranston are visiting a Movie Studio where the famous Itialian Director Vittiorio Scalza is filming his latest Movie. But there seems to be a problem with two major scenes, his main Actress disapeared, kidnapped! Where did she go? Who took her?  The Shadow Knows!

All the character's have been casted except for Lydia Stevens (Who is important) 
Once Casted, I will send you the lines. They will need to be on .Waz Format

About Lydia Stevens:
She is one of the most famous Movie Actress during the 1950's. With her looks, she a very attractive woman. But sadly she is very cold toward other Actors and Actress. With no friends ;Lydia mostly works on her acting career. 
Later on it was discovered that she had a daughter who was leagally married and had a son by the name of Tommy. But soon after Lydia's daughter passed away; she went on looking for her grandson Tommy.  

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Voice Actor
Voice Actor
Lydia Stevens (An American Movie Actress)
closed
Unpaid
Role assigned to: MargaretAshley

Lydia Stevens (Around 50 to 60 Years Old) is a Famous American Movie Actress who went missing. Her reason; to find her Grandson Tommy. She is known to be cold, hard-boiled but hed be willing to risk her life to get Tommy.

Voice should sound similar to Bibi Andersson (Not Required). Link below:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FbjDucG5Mlk

  • (Off mike, weakly) Yes, you’re right . . . whoever you are. I . . . I . . .
    It’s a long story. Ever since my daughter died, I – I’ve tried to get custody of her child, my grandson. He’s here in Italy. . . . I wanted to bring him to America. But Tony Fortunato wouldn’t let me have him.
    He’s always hated me . . . just as I’ve hated him. He ruined my daughter’s life. . . . He drove her to her death. He . . . (Breaks off) Well, that’s over with now. . . .

  • When I was asked to come over here to Rome to make this picture, I pulled all kinds of wires. I managed to get court orders and letters from the State Department – and what not . . . in the hope that I could get the authorities here to turn my grandson over to me.
    Tony didn’t know that. When he found out I had those papers, he got frightened, so he sent little Tommy to some relatives in the country . . . and came here to my apartment Friday night.

  • Yes. I reached Orvieto about two o’clock Saturday morning. I couldn’t do anything until later, of course. About nine o’clock Saturday morning I drove up close to the farmhouse on the outskirts of Orvieto. I waited for Tommy to come out to play. I thought I would lure him to my car with toys and games – things I had bought several days ago in the hope of finding him. I even had a little cowboy suit for him. . . .
    Tommy never came out. It was obvious they’d been warned that I might come. The child had been spirited away. I stayed in the village nearby a second night, but I knew I had lost. I would never have another chance. . . .
    Yes. My daughter’s dead. I – I did so many things wrong with her – so many. But it’s too late now to make it up with her. . . . I no longer have a husband. I have nothing – nothing but money and things and a career. I have nobody in the world but my grandson. I’d give up everything for him.

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