Screwtape Letters Audio Drama - Behind the Scenes 

Serkis was a great choice. C. S. Lewis was a genius and his work should be presented by the best we have to offer.

How fitting that Andy Serkis voices Screwtape. It's like now we get to say to Screwtape: "Leave now and never come back!"

This is honestly not only amazing as a theological piece, but it's also turned into a great dramatic piece as well: Screwtape, despite his years of experience and success, is still dead set on continuing his career through Wormwood, as he views the current demon education system to be inefficiently melodramatic. But as the Patient grows as a Christian and subsequently a good man, Screwtape's sanity starts to degenerate as he's confronted with true failure in the face of God for the first time.

He sounds like scar from lion king : )

This production of the great literary masterpiece was fantastic! Loved every second of it. The actors were utterly brilliant!

Why am I just now finding out about this?!

"The Enemy wants men to be concerned with what they do; our business is to keep them thinking about what will happen to them."...Thank you FOTF Radio Theater for making the Screwtape Letters. It is lively, intriguing, hilarious, and cutting, and excellently represents C.S. Lewis's book. I will enjoy listening to it for years to come.:)

What a dynamic cast for such a significant work of literature!

The ending is hillarious!!!🤣🤣

Andy Serkis! AWESOME!!

This is so well-written and now performed. I had not read the book so did not know exactly what this work of fiction would be about. It was excellent and at times very funny and very scary - thought provoking, well done.

I love John Cleese’s performance in this part it was more of an older more brooding version that took a while to build but none the less impactful

This rendition by "Focus On The Family Radio Theater - Collector's Edition": of C.S. Lewis - Screwtape Letters is BY FAR the BEST Ever Produced, I have listened to this 4 CD version several times over the past few years :) I would luv to see these actors collaborate with movie magic's such as Lucasfilm to produce the movie of this book :)

Great video!!!! Amazing how beautiful the voice can craft the imagination

hearing douglas gresham speak tickles my toes, i love that man and the influence he uses for good

put this on audible please or at least let us buy a digital form

At 4:30 I was so hoping he would say "precious..." Some other time.

Brilliant, brilliant, brilliant!!!!!!!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

The $30 price tag was high, but definitely worth it. You guys did a phenomenal job

Ok I nerded out, not about Andy, but Paul McCusker! Ohmygosh, I grew up listening to him on Odyssey! I love it!

Greatest voice on the planet

This is good. Thank you.

Just bought on Apple Music. My brother and I are doing an accompanying Bible study and I know this will enrich it. Thank you so much!

Oh I’m purchasing this!

Look! It's Smeagol!

I’ll share this audiobook! With my boys

awesome.

These are brilliant men.

Awesome.

Wow whoa!

Andy Serkis playing a demon?! (Please tell me he lets loose just one "My precious")

300!!!

If ever there was a time when a cinematic dramatization of Lewis' extraordinary work was needful...it is today!! The decline of western culture cries for such an eye-opener as this. Enough Narinia. Let's see Screwtape on the screen!!

I’m loving this! NEW subscriber 🙏 Thanks for the amazing content 💖✨😍

Andy Serkis really does a brilliant job. But I do think I prefer John Cleese's version. He approaches it much more like a bored English gentle man... Somehow to me that seem more terrifying than "demonic" voice. All that said, I am a huge fan of Serkis, he's brilliant and I think this recording was executed really well.

He is the perfect choice

Serkis is a voicermind

❤

Has anyone noticed most of the excerpts in the video are from the last letter?

Wow! He's too good. Disturbing!

When i first heard the recordings, i thought it was Jeremy Irons

Where's the Beef? I want to see the movie!

Is this out yet????

Where can I get the full recording of this dramatised version?

I can’t believe I found this video, all these years later. I always wonder if working on content like this ends up leading people to Christ-not sure about Serkis, but I wonder.

Screwtape is the greatest devil Advocate. Gin,

Does anybody know where we could get a digital download?

I’m surprised that Andy Serkis decided to do this because it deals with themes of the devil and God. Dont get me wrong especially his Gollum is spot on I think Tolkien would have loved to have seen the movies with him in it. Still not many Hollywood actors are Christians much less agree to be in that said production

Wheres the audio drama though? If its bbc then we have paid for this and deserve to be able to view it

Can somebody explain the context for the "Series of Recordings" lines?

Andy from the Lord of the rings!

That’s Peter Jackson! From the Lord of the rings!

Where may I find this version?

All I can think of is.... *Snoke*

Andy Serkis is terrifying.

Andy Serkis is brilliant but his performance in this feels like it's not quite on point. In the book, Lewis seems to depict Screwtape's demeanor as that of a very decent Englishman (if not for all his evil intentions), not as this monstrous goblin that Serkis is performing. Again, Serkis is normally brilliant, but as Lewis says in the book, it is this over the top, melodramatic depiction of demonism that causes people not to take it seriously. Hopefully he tones it down during portions of the performance. I couldn't imagine how he would deliver "Your affectionate uncle, Screwtape" in the same melodramatic tone.

Andy wrong guy

The Bass level is hurting my ears !

John Cleese did it better. Cleese brought in the evilness of indifference rather than this pointy-horned demon version that the book actually ridicules.

People that want to trans their kids and have drag queen story time should read this book.

Pretty sure Andy Serkis is a rampant athiest, but anyway.

Screwtape is the greatest devil Advocate. Gin,