Charles Paris Mystery: Corporate Bodies by Simon Brett

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Charles Paris Mystery: Corporate Bodies

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Corporate Bodies Episode 1 of 4

Duration:
    30 minutes

First broadcast:
    Wednesday 25 June 2014

by Jeremy Front
Based on the novel by Simon Brett

Bill Nighy stars as unsuccessful actor, Charles Paris. Charles gets a part in a corporate video but the company's employees seem to have some lethal secrets.

Directed by Sally Avens.

First broadcast:
    Wednesday 02 July 2014

by Jeremy Front
Based upon the novel by Simon Brett

Bill Nighy stars as the louche but loveable actor Charles Paris. Charles is filming a corporate video when a young secretary is murdered. But when he comes under suspicion for the murder Charles knows he must find the killer.

Directed by Sally Avens.


Corporate Bodies Episode 3 of 4

Duration:
    30 minutes

First broadcast:
    Wednesday 09 July 2014

by Jeremy Front
Based on the novel by Simon Brett

Bill Nighy stars as Charles Paris the actor who is never far from a murder scene. Charles is filming a corporate video when a secretary working as an extra is killed. But whilst Charles investigates his own life comes under threat.

Directed by Sally Avens.


Corporate Bodies Episode 4 of 4



Duration:
    30 minutes

First broadcast:
    Wednesday 16 July 2014

by Jeremy Front
Based on the novel by Simon Brett

Bill Nighy stars as unsuccessful actor, but ace detective, Charles Paris. A corporate video turns into a horror movie when an employee is killed. But Charles is about to uncover blackmail and sexual intrigue and plenty of motives for murder amongst the workforce.

Directed by Sally Avens.

Charles Paris Mystery: Corporate Bodies LINK

[Robert Flood]

Dear Rick -

Thanks so much for this great offering!  Charles Paris Mysteries are some of the best produced and truly wickedly funny radio shows.  I love the character Simon Brett has created and wish the BBC would do more of them. As for the scenario of corporate video I worked for a major corporation producing them in the 1980s so this mystery just hit the spot of funny, insightful, and 'inspiteful' too. 

Bless you for it and everything you do.

Bob

[Gerald Lea]

Thank you so much Rick! I wish they made more of these, one a year isn’t enough. I was wondering when they’d do this one with it’s satire on cooperate videos & events.

[abby]

I'll say it again!  RICK, YOU'RE THE BEST! thanks so much for this!   Abby :)

[Robert Flood]

RICK YOU ARE THE BEST AND I SECOND AN AMEN TO THAT THOUGHT!

[semoshorts]

Thanks for sharing.