Description
Wilbur, the baby pig, is rescued from an untimely death by Fern, only to discover that he's being fattened up for the dinner table. Can his life be saved a second time? The classic children's story about friendship by EB White is dramatised by Joe Robinette.
Producer/Director Chris Wallis
Contributors
Dramatised By: Joe Robinette.
Unknown: Georgina Hagan
Director: Chris Wallis
Charlotte: Sophie Thompson
Wilbur: Dominic Cooper
Templeton: Ken Campbell
Old Sheep: Angela Curran
Little Lamb: Dominic Curran
Goose: Colleen Prendergast
Narrator/: Peter Marinker
John: Peter Marinker
Fern: Georgina Hagan
Mrs Arable: Laurel Lefkow
Avery Corbyn: Thomas Smith
Lurvy: Kerry Shale
Homer: John Chancer
Edith: Laurence Bouvard
Producer/Director Chris Wallis
Contributors
Dramatised By: Joe Robinette.
Unknown: Georgina Hagan
Director: Chris Wallis
Charlotte: Sophie Thompson
Wilbur: Dominic Cooper
Templeton: Ken Campbell
Old Sheep: Angela Curran
Little Lamb: Dominic Curran
Goose: Colleen Prendergast
Narrator/: Peter Marinker
John: Peter Marinker
Fern: Georgina Hagan
Mrs Arable: Laurel Lefkow
Avery Corbyn: Thomas Smith
Lurvy: Kerry Shale
Homer: John Chancer
Edith: Laurence Bouvard
Détails du livre
Format
Livre audio
Longueur
2 min
Langue
Anglais
Publié
mars 22, 2005
Éditeur
BBC Radio 4 FM
Éditions
183 éditions
Genres
Avis
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I read Charlotte’s Web by E. B. White and felt slightly disappointed. I’m not sure why I expected something bigger from a children’s book. Many moments felt random, and the main plot didn’t fully make sense to me. Still, I appreciated how the story handles themes like life and death, friendship, and the passage of time.
January 21st 2026
I am 24 years old and have never read this book nor watched the movie. I'm not gonna lie I was definitely missing something cause this was low-key a fun read.
July 13th 2025
I dont know how to feel about this one, i only know it was very emotional to read when i was young
June 20th 2025