Author:John Mortimer,Timothy West,Full Cast,Prunella Scales,Matt Smith

Timothy West stars as Rumpole in these four fantastic radio dramas
Rumpole and the Teenage Werewolf
Rumpole heads to the Home Counties to defend Ben, a teenager accused of sending emails deemed to be sexually harassing, and of an actual physical attack on a girl.
Rumpole and the Right to Privacy
Rumpole leaves the Old Bailey to defend a civil case: an editor of a local newspaper who is accused of breaching a successful businessman's right to privacy.
Truth Makes All Things Plain
If one man can be counted on to fight injustice and insist on a fair trial for everyone, whatever their circumstances, it is Horace Rumpole. So when the beautiful Tiffany Khan learns that her husband has been arrested on suspicion of terrorism, she calls for his help right away.
The Past Catches up with us All
As he struggles to win justice for his client, Rumpole finds that his marriage to She Who Must Be
Obeyed is, rather like his waistcoat, straining at the seams.
Timothy West stars as Rumpole and Prunella Scales as Hilda, with Matt Smith as Ben,Nigel Anthony as Claude Erskine-Brown and Michael Cochrane as ‘Soapy Sam’ Ballard.
Cast and credits
Written by John Mortimer
Directed by Marilyn Imrie
Rumpole and the Teenage Werewolf
First broadcast BBC Radio 4, 19 July 2006
Horace Rumpole - Timothy West
Hilda Rumpole - Prunella Scales
Hermione Swithin - Felicity Montagu
Mr Beazley - Nicholas Le Provost
Chris Swithin - Philip Jackson
Ben Swithin - Matt Smith
Judge Denis Wintergreen - Karl Johnson
Adrian Hodinott - Sean Baker
Felicity Halliday - Ellie Beaven
Rumpole and the Right to Privacy
First broadcast BBC Radio 4, 26 July 2006
Horace Rumpole - Timothy West
Hilda Rumpole. - Prunella Scales
Mr Rankin - David Shaw-Parker
Claude Erskine-Brown - Nigel Anthony
Liz Probert - Elaine Claxton
Hugo Winterton - Anton Rogers
Gervase Johnson - Stephen Critchlow
Sir Mike Smedley - Kim Durham
Mrs Justice Erskine-Brown - Joanna David
Truth Makes All Things Plain
First broadcast BBC Radio 4, 15 August 2007
Horace Rumpole - Timothy West
Hilda Rumpole - Prunella Scales
Judge Bullingham - Christopher Benjamin
Tiffany Khan - Lily Bevan
‘Soapy Sam’ Ballard - Michael Cochrane
Bonny Bernard - Bruce Alexander
Dr Mahmood Khan - Shiv Grewal
Barrington Whiteside - Geoffrey Whitehead
Will Timson - Ben Crowe
Peter Plaistow - Christopher Scott
Mrs Justice Templett - Joanna David
Fred Sugden - Kim Durham
Ian Antrim - Nigel Anthony
The Past Catches up with us All
First broadcast BBC Radio 4, 22 August 2007
Horace Rumpole – Timothy West
Hilda Rumpole – Prunella Scales
Claude Erskine-Brown – Nigel Anthony
Fred Sugden – Kim Durham
Dr Mahmood Khan – Shiv Grewal
Will Timson – Ben Crowe
Judge Bullingham – Christopher Benjamin
Bonny Bernard – Bruce Alexander
Barrington Whiteside – Geoffrey Whitehead
Peter Plaistow – Christopher Scott
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