Cassie McCullagh

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5,416 appearances 33 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2018 last heard 3d ago

Cassie McCullagh’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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There's a sort of folksy wisdom in it that's a bit special.
I mean, the imagery is crazy, I mean, and a little overdone.
The coming down
from the mountain of the boy n who becomes Ennis, losing his um innocence coming out of the forest like a
Eve and Adam or I mean, he's a little bit Christ like as well.
And then I was laughing to myself because he also reminded me of Chancy Gardiner from being there, you know.
The great character played by Peter Sellers, who's actually just a gardener, but says all these gnomic things that people read incredible meaning into.
Yeah, but it pulls you along.
It's a rollicking tale that takes you to a series of places you don't expect.
It's not a predictable trajectory.
But also style-wise, I think it's in that American canon.
feeling of yeah, I mean, it's not equal to, but it does have totally a bit of steinbeck in there, the lives of the hard lives of people in the country, in the bush.
Well not the bush, is it?
It's called the something else, the
Yes.
When we go to
France in World War One.
Thousand hundred thousand angels.
Yeah, very late, but they certainly suffered and they certainly had losses and it's pretty graphically described in this part of the novel.
Some would say it's it retains a sense of anti German
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