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Murder in the Cathedral was adapted as a British film in 1952, directed by George Hoellenng. Paul Rodgers and Leo McKern are featured in the cast and Eliot provided the voice of the Fourth Tempter
A recording of the 1953 Old Vic cast performing the play was recorded by Angel Records.
A recording of the play, starring Paul Scofield, was produced in 1968. It is available through Caedmon Recordings.
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