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David Rintoul

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David Rintoul

David attended Edinburgh University and then went to RADA on a scholarship. He has worked in most of Britain's major theatres, including the Royal Court, National Theatre, Shakespeare's Globe and Royal Shakespeare Company. On television he has played Mr Darcy in Pride and Prejudice, "The Mad King" in Game of Thrones and the title character in ITV's Doctor Finlay. David's film work includes Unrelated, My Week With Marilyn, The Iron Lady and Roman Polanski's The Ghost. Most recently, he played Michael Adeane in the third season of Netflix’s The Crown. He has recorded over 300 audiobooks.

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Title:
The Stellar Debut of Galactica MacFee (MP3)
Series:
44 Scotland Street #17
Written by:
Alexander McCall Smith 
Read by:
David Rintoul 
Format:
Unabridged MP3 CD Audio Book 
Number of CDs:
Duration:
7 hours 39 minutes 
MP3 size:
333 MB 
Published:
January 28 2024 
Available Date:
January 28 2024 
Age Category:
Adult 
ISBN:
9781038657961 
Genres:
Fiction; Contemporary Fiction; General Fiction; Literary Fiction 
Publisher:
Bolinda audio 
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In this new instalment in the perennially popular 44 Scotland series, we are back in the world of Angus and Domenico, Bruce, Matthew and Elspeth, and, of course, Bertie and his friend Ranald Braveheart Macpherson.

Glasgow for Bertie is the promised land. The city of pies and Irn Bru, far from his controlling mother, Irene – his place of escape. But how will he respond to the news of the proposed merging of Edinburgh and Glasgow? A new member of Bertie’s class at school is causing ripples in his social circle. She is called Galactica MacFee and is going to be a match for Olive and her lieutenant, Pansy. And an incredible new discovery: a Pictish stone that is said to have the first-known written poem carved into it is the talk of the town. But when the poem is eventually translated, it is thought it is best to keep it under wraps.

'McCall Smith's capacity to deliver quality new instalments is unrivalled by any other modern writer.' (on Sunshine on Scotland Street)
The Independent

'Hugely entertaining in a wonderfully witty and gentle way, this forms part of the 44 Scotland Street series ...' (on A Promise of Ankles)
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