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The French Lieutenant's Woman 01 | Charles Smithson | John Fowles | BBC Radio Drama

Love, duty, and the illusion of freedom — three forces that can shape, and shatter, a life. 🌊💔 In this richly layered BBC Radio Drama adaptation of John Fowles’ masterpiece The French Lieutenant’s Woman, we enter the world of Charles Smithson, a gentleman scientist of Victorian England, whose rational mind is undone by his encounter with the mysterious and scandalous Sarah Woodruff — “the woman who waits by the sea.” As their lives intertwine, passion collides with propriety, and Fowles’ narrative questions not only love and morality, but the very act of storytelling itself. A novel that broke every rule of its time becomes, in radio form, an immersive and haunting study of freedom, fate, and the price of desire. 💌 What you’ll hear: • A vivid dramatization of John Fowles’ timeless novel 🎭 • The emotional and moral conflict of Charles Smithson between duty and passion • BBC’s elegant soundscape and performances capturing the Victorian world’s beauty and restraint 🎧 About the author: John Fowles (1926–2005) was one of Britain’s greatest postmodern novelists, best known for The Collector, The Magus, and The French Lieutenant’s Woman. His works explore the tension between free will and determinism, illusion and truth, love and power. 📻 About the production: This BBC Radio Drama adaptation perfectly balances romantic atmosphere and philosophical depth — combining exquisite dialogue, haunting narration, and emotional subtlety to bring Fowles’ modern classic to life. 👍 Support classic BBC literary content: 💬 Comment your favorite moment or character from the story 💖 Like if you love stories of forbidden love and moral complexity ✅ Subscribe for more BBC Radio Classics and John Fowles Adaptations #BBCDrama #JohnFowles #TheFrenchLieutenantsWoman #CharlesSmithson #BBCClassics #RadioDrama #BritishLiterature #RomanticDrama #VictorianEra #ClassicFiction #PhilosophicalFiction #BBCMystery