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|setting = [[Rome]] | |setting = [[Rome]], [[118]] | ||
|writer = [[David Llewellyn]] | |writer = [[David Llewellyn]] | ||
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* [[Overseer (Gladiator)|Overseer]] - [[Max Hutchinson]] | * [[Overseer (Gladiator)|Overseer]] - [[Max Hutchinson]] | ||
* [[Lepidus]] - [[Jacob Dudman]] | * [[Lepidus]] - [[Jacob Dudman]] | ||
* [[Tacitus]] - [[Terry Molloy]] | * [[Tacitus (Gladiator)|Tacitus]] - [[Terry Molloy]] | ||
* [[Marcella (Gladiator)|Marcella]] - [[Inès de Clercq]] | * [[Marcella (Gladiator)|Marcella]] - [[Inès de Clercq]] | ||
* [[Announcer (Gladiator)|Announcer]] - [[Rhys Jennings]] | * [[Announcer (Gladiator)|Announcer]] - [[Rhys Jennings]] | ||
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== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
''to be | * [[TV]]: ''[[The Big Bang (TV story)|The Big Bang]]'' reveals that the [[Pandorica]] was taken to Rome under armed guard in [[118]]. ''Gladiator'' depicts the events following that occurrence. | ||
* The Emperor is not named in this story, simply referred to as "[[Caesar]]", however the fact that he is openly gay suggests that he might be [[Hadrian]]. Indeed, Hadrian was emperor in the year 118. Whatever his identity, Caesar's death is depicted at the conclusion of the story, some 20 years before Hadrian actually perished. He was also succeeded by his wife, something which never occurred in the [[Western Roman Empire]]. This suggests that this might be unique to the alternate timeline created by the destruction of the Doctor's TARDIS in [[TV]]: ''[[The Pandorica Opens (TV story)|The Pandorica Opens]]'' - a possibility which Rory entertains in [[AUDIO]]: ''[[I, Rorius (audio story)|I, Rorius]]''. | |||
* Marcella is played by Arthur Darvill's real life wife, [[Inès de Clercq]]. | |||
== Continuity == | == Continuity == | ||
'' | * The [[Pandorica]] was taken back to Rome under armed guard. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Big Bang (TV story)|The Big Bang]]'') | ||
== External links == | == External links == | ||
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[[Category:The Lone Centurion: Volume One audio stories]] | [[Category:The Lone Centurion: Volume One audio stories]] | ||
[[Category:Stories set in | [[Category:Stories set in 118]] | ||
Revision as of 07:21, 13 April 2021
Gladiator was the first story of the audio anthology, The Lone Centurion: Volume One, produced by Big Finish Productions. It was written by David Llewellyn and featured Arthur Darvill as Rory Williams.
Publisher's summary
Kidnapped, Rory is taken to Rome and thrown into the arena, where his hapless inability to die brings him to the attention of the Emperor.
Plot
to be added
Cast
- Rory Williams - Arthur Darvill
- Augusta - Joanna Van Kampen
- Caesar - Joseph Tweedale
- First Gladiator - Omar Baroud
- Second Gladiator - Timothy Blore
- Third Gladiator - Glen McCready
- Overseer - Max Hutchinson
- Lepidus - Jacob Dudman
- Tacitus - Terry Molloy
- Marcella - Inès de Clercq
- Announcer - Rhys Jennings
References
to be added
Notes
- TV: The Big Bang reveals that the Pandorica was taken to Rome under armed guard in 118. Gladiator depicts the events following that occurrence.
- The Emperor is not named in this story, simply referred to as "Caesar", however the fact that he is openly gay suggests that he might be Hadrian. Indeed, Hadrian was emperor in the year 118. Whatever his identity, Caesar's death is depicted at the conclusion of the story, some 20 years before Hadrian actually perished. He was also succeeded by his wife, something which never occurred in the Western Roman Empire. This suggests that this might be unique to the alternate timeline created by the destruction of the Doctor's TARDIS in TV: The Pandorica Opens - a possibility which Rory entertains in AUDIO: I, Rorius.
- Marcella is played by Arthur Darvill's real life wife, Inès de Clercq.
Continuity
- The Pandorica was taken back to Rome under armed guard. (TV: The Big Bang)
External links
- Official Gladiator page at bigfinish.com
