Dark Shadows: The Eternal Actress

Dark Shadows: The Eternal Actress

6 February 2012 · Nev Fountain · Directed by Jim Pierson, Darren Gross · Dark Shadows: Dramatised Readings #25 · at Big Finish

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"But the most terrible thing of all was the woman's face. She didn't have one.” Helvetica Stanhope is a famous actress with a dark secret. She's afraid to sleep - for in her dreams, she sees the terrible deaths of her friends. Dreams which come horribly true. But that is not her dark secret. Gideon Wilder is a Hollywood reporter with a dark secret. He knows the truth about Helvetica Stanhope and he's going to tell all. But that is not his dark secret. Amanda Harris knows both their dark secrets. But she's quite happy standing quietly in the background. Waiting. Because that's what she's always done.
deathRomance not assessedInferred themesfearmysterydestinyidentitydeception
A chilling tale of dark secrets, prophetic dreams, and impending doom.
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Andrew CollinsDonna McKechnieNev Fountain

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Directed by Jim PiersonDarren Gross

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