The Madness of Chartrulean - Fraud and Family | Deleted Scene

Fraud and Family | Deleted Scene

09/23/22 • 3 min

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A deleted scene from episode 3. The scene is an exchange between Admiral Lapadine and Chartrulean prior to Havelion's arrival on the morning of the summit.

Transcripts are available at chartrulean.com/listen

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Cast

Aud Andrews as Chartrulean

Christian Collado as Havelion

Reginald West as Admiral Lapadine

Written and Produced by H.M. Radcliff

Original score by Sean Renner, performed by Sean Renner and the Invoke String Quartet

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A deleted scene from episode 3. The scene is an exchange between Admiral Lapadine and Chartrulean prior to Havelion's arrival on the morning of the summit.

Transcripts are available at chartrulean.com/listen

Cast

Aud Andrews as Chartrulean

Christian Collado as Havelion

Reginald West as Admiral Lapadine

Written and Produced by H.M. Radcliff

Original score by Sean Renner, performed by Sean Renner and the Invoke String Quartet

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Previous Episode

Conduits for Madness | S1.E03

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Chartrulean gets a taste of the civilian plight. Havelion frets over King Starbringer’s arrival and intentions. King Starbringer declares Astreus a sanctuary for the Jhardekai. Admiral Lapadine hosts a summit where the future of azurea research hangs in the balance.

Content warning: food scarcity, psychological distress

Transcripts are available at chartrulean.com/listen

Cast

Aud Andrews as Chartrulean

Magnus Carlssen as King Starbringer

Christian Collado as Havelion

Kathleen Klein as Princess Sophrosyne Starbringer

Stacey Lightman as Shan

Adam Neill as Chamberlain Yoba

Reginald West as Admiral Lapadine

Paladins

Maximilian J. Contreras as Famke

Maxine du Maine as Nicola

Dallis MacKenzie as Homena

Israel Omodi as Abruc

Josh Portillo as Quay

Sivan Raz as Sunyata

Kieran Regan as Corbin

War Hawks:

Jonathan Cox as Wark Hawk #2

Morrison James as Wak Hawk #3

Larry Oliver as War Hawk #1

And featuring the voices of

Xander Grant as protester Xenden Volas

Delvin Green as guard Denin Greton

Heath Martin as Captain of the Guard

Hussein "HSE" Mohammed as council member Hurn Minoot

Nick McCue as protestor Noka Morely

Madeleine Norton as guard Mina Nador

Ty Wilkins as Yoba's Assistant

Narrated by Michael de la Mancha

Crew

Written and Produced by H.M. Radcliff

Original score by Sean Renner, performed by Sean Renner and the Invoke String Quartet

Mix by Edward Calvey & H.M. Radcliff

Casting by Julie Cunningham and Aud Andrews

The Madness of Chartrulean original Soundtrack by Sean Renner is now available!

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Next Episode

Precious Cargo | S1.E04

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Following Lapadine’s summit, King Starbringer commissions a special ship for Sophrosyne. Negotiations with the Rau begin as King Starbringer reflects on defining moments in his own leadership. Yoba plays a dangerous game with the Rau.

Transcripts are available at chartrulean.com/listen

Cast

Aud Andrews as Chartrulean

Christian Collado as Havelion

Angela LaRocca Hochman as Cythaelia

Kathleen Klein as Princess Sophrosyne Starbringer

Punyaha Mukherjee as Abraset

Nina Nikolic as Borsha

Abraham Shaw as Josquin

Narrated by Michael de la Mancha

Written and Produced by H.M. Radcliff

Original score by Sean Renner, performed by Sean Renner and the Invoke String Quartet