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EPISODE · Nov 8, 2010 · 25 MIN

Episode 2

from Escape From New York · host stevie

First Posted : May 21st, 2009 Recently captured outlaw, Snake Plissken enters the anarchic gangland world of violence and brutality that is now Manhattan Island Maximum Security Penitentiary. Is there anybody inside not trying to kill him ? What of … Continue reading →

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First Posted : May 21st, 2009 Recently captured outlaw, Snake Plissken enters the anarchic gangland world of violence and brutality that is now Manhattan Island Maximum Security Penitentiary. Is there anybody inside not trying to kill him ? What of his accomplice from the robbery ? … And who IS the menacing figure simply called The DUKE? …. Featuring the Voice Talent of :- Jester Timm Gillick : Snake Plisken Mark Kalita : Hauk Bruce Busby : Rheme Natasha Lathrop : Narrator1 Robin Carlisle : Base Controller1 Ronnie Rowlands : Cabbie, Bum, Drunk Stevie K. Farnaby : Eagle2, Narrator2 Charlene Harris : Girl Attacked, Girl in “Chock Full O’Nuts” Dudgeon : Vice President Gang Members played by Stevie K. Farnaby, Bill Hollweg, Collin Snow Crazies played by Bill Hollweg, Gary Cobham, Colin Snow, Ronnie Rowlands Guards played by Colin Snow, Bill Hollweg Produced, Engineered, and Directed by Stevie K. Farnaby (AKA SKiFfle) Adapted by Bill Hollweg from an Original Concept by John Carpenter and Nick Castle Music from the Original Motion Picture Soundtrack by John Carpenter. New Version of Main Theme by Brian of Seraphic Panopoly. End Credits Music, “Snake” by Steve (LV426) Wilkins. NOTE This Podcast has been rated as AD-No One Under 17 – Visually explicit portrayals of violence, which may be characterized by extreme brutality, extreme bloodletting and extreme tissue damage. May include torture, horror, sexual violence. For more info: http://theaudiodramadirectory.com/ratings/

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