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- Title: The Dead Girl, Episode 2
- Author: Kyle Hatley
- Director: Kyle Hatley
- Date Posted: November 15, 2007
- Warning: This show contains material that some listeners may find objectionable.
- Length: 39:29 minutes (36.14 MB)
- Format: MP3 Stereo 44kHz 128Kbps (CBR)
Father Hugh Brooks, a faithless, alcoholic priest, stumbles into the town of Bloody Springs, Louisiana and becomes entangled in the aftermath of a tragic -- and mysterious -- drowning. Part two of three.
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Cast and Crew
| Role | Name | |
| Father Hugh | ..................... | Tony Isbell |
| Father Roche | ..................... | Greg Boller |
| Adrienne Crouse | ..................... | Jamie Galiata |
| Joe Sykes | ..................... | Greg Krosnes |
| Mary | ..................... | Laurie Cook McIntosh |
| Fortune Teller | ..................... | Kim Justis |
| Bradley | ..................... | Kyle Hatley |
| Father Bobby | ..................... | Robert Arnold |
| Ramon | ..................... | John Fulghum |
| Mother | ..................... | Lucy Mason |
| Boy | ..................... | Bobby Hardin |
| Musician | ..................... | Robert Arnold |
| Sound Effects | ..................... | Karen Strachan |
| Sound Effects | ..................... | Amy Noelle Haygood |
| Producer | ..................... | Andrew Sullivan |
| Producer | ..................... | Eric Sefton |
| Writer | ..................... | Kyle Hatley |
| Director | ..................... | Kyle Hatley |
| Announcer | ..................... | Tom Badgett |
| Artist | ..................... | Amy Hutcheson |
Special Thanks to:
- Bo List of Germantown Community Theatre
Notes
Growing up, my mother had me reading Stephen King while all the other kids were reading R.L. Stine. Instead of Goosebumps I was reading The Stand, It, The Shining, and Pet Sematary. So, naturally, I have always had a quiet desire to write horror/thriller stories. And until Chatterbox was born, I had never attempted this genre. As I was writing The Dead Girl, however, I discovered this wasn’t exactly a horror story, or a thriller, but rather sort of a theological noir story. Father Hugh is one of my favorite protagonists, and the character is named after my late grandfather: Hugh Brooks. Though Father Hugh is sort of an antihero, my grandfather was very much a hero to me, and a hell of a storyteller. He was a caring, charismatic, funny, and religious man. My efforts on this project are dedicated entirely to him.
And, for the record, I knew I had to cast many of my favorite artistic heroes from Memphis for this series -- most of whom I have never had the opportunity to collaborate with. So my love goes out to them for sharing their talents, their time and their hearts.
Only Connect,
--Kyle Hatley
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