THIS IS HOLLYWOOD: The Stranger
The Narada Radio Company proudly presents a re-imagined episode of a lost radio series, This is Hollywood! Little is known about this series, other than the fact that it, like many other series in the Golden Age, presented radio adaptations of popular films. When director Pete Lutz was working on his adaptation of the screenplay, he discovered that The Stranger had been adapted for this lost series. Since no recording of this episode, nor any episode, could be located, Mr. Lutz created an introduction and a closing segment that might've been the way This is Hollywood presented them. Right or wrong, there it is, and who can dispute it?
In this production, the Narada Radio Company presents an adaptation of the full film -- indeed the running times of this audio play and the motion picture are very similar -- so you get an hour and a half of suspense, action, adventure, and thrills, all surrounding the story of a post-WWII Nazi hunter, on the track of her prey, the mastermind behind the death camps -- who has destroyed all links to his identity! We're sure you'll agree that our production is just as thrilling as the 1946 film.
CAST OF CHARACTERS:
ANNOUNCER: Darren Rockhold
Geri Elliff as COMMISSIONER WILSON
Rhiannon McAfee as MARY LONGSTREET
Pete Lutz as CHARLES RANKIN
Carole Krohn as the SECRETARY and MRS. LUNDSTROM
Greg McAfee and Mark Kalita as the DIPLOMATIC DEPUTIES
Dana Gonsalves as CONRAD MEINEKE
Michele Barnett as MRS. POTTER
Kendra Murray as SARA
Victoria Fancki as NORA LONGSTREET
Jeff Moon as JUDGE LONGSTREET
Greg McAfee as JEFF LAWRENCE
Bobby Vela as the IMMIGRATION OFFICIAL and the SHIP'S STEWARD
Paul Arbisi as the PHOTOGRAPHER
Nick Wommack as MARVALES and MR. HAROLD
Eugene Lutz as the VOICE ON THE TELEPHONE
Nick Wommack, Eugene Lutz, Keane Lutz, Carole Krohn, Isla Braly, and Melody Gaines as the STUDENTS
Frank Guglielmelli as MR. PEABODY
Riley Lutz as MRS. LAWRENCE
Mark Kalita as MR. LUNDSTROM
Holly Braly as MRS. TINSDALE
Melody Gaines as MRS. RAND and the SHIP'S PASSENGER and
John Bell as DR. HIBBETT
Additional voices were by Julie Krohn and members of the cast
Music was composed and performed by Dr. Ross Bernhardt. The entire production was supervised by Pete Lutz.
