"The Trouble with Harry"

[Nanda]

Greetings, All

Kudos for all involved with this HN episode! A word to Mr. Elliott: Is the title of this story an homage to Hitchcock?...Again, thanks for an enjoyable listening experience!

Ever a fan

Nanda
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[m j elliott]

Nanda

Thanks for the kind words. Yes, the title is a reference to Hitchcock (although the story bears no similarities to his movie whatsoever). I just thought it would be a cool title. Frankly, I'm surprised it hasn't been used before.

I don't know whether Jim mentions it in his introduction, but this is IT's first transatlantic recording - quite an event!

Matthew

[Larry Albert]

"I don't know whether Jim mentions it in his introduction, but this is IT's first transatlantic recording - quite an event!"

Ah yes, I forgot to mention that. Our hit man inthe episode was played by our other English Matthew, Matthew Booth. He recorded his lines in a recording studio in the UK and sent them to us via e-mail. Then during editing we inserted them into the show. It was the author's idea and I think it came off rather well.
Larry
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