Richard Armitage

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377 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 4 Jun

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Sara & Cariad's Weirdos Book Club · The Cut by Richard Armitage with Richard Armitage · 4 Jun 2026 podcast

And the maps inside the book.

Yes, yes, of course.

They're all little talking notes.

I love following a map.

I remember like tracing the journey to Mirkwood and Downton.

I was like, why didn't they go this way?

So yeah, I was fantasy science fiction.

I got more into thriller as I got older and started recording them, but also working on the Harlan Coburn books and seeing how they adapted for screen.

Well, they're all American, but they translated into a UK setting.

So it feels very relatable.

No accents.

Yeah, I think because I've worked on quite a lot of four, six and eight episode projects in television.

So how to structure becomes quite clear and you see what gets taken out in the edit and you see how it's paced.

You shoot brilliant scenes and then they kind of go, sorry, we're going to have to cut it because it's slowing things down.

So when it came to sort of structuring my book and both of them, you can see where it's getting weighed down with a great...

scene or a great chapter where you've put all of your research in and it's you know he's giving a lecture you're like yeah but it's not interesting got to get rid of it but that's really interesting that you're able to do that

I think it's because I started, really started when I was four years old as a sort of song and dance man, but then I was a musician and I feel like getting in front of a microphone to record someone else's work, you're sort of orchestrating the words into something that's, to me, an audio book is music.

It ebbs and flows.

You've got to drive this point.

You've got to pace it up.

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