Before he became a galactic icon, Sir Alec Guinness was a classically-trained titan of British stage and screen. This intimate digital collection captures two rare radio performances from the mid-1950s, offering collectors a glimpse into the versatile artistry of a man often ranked alongside Sir Laurence Olivier, Sir John Gielgud, and Sir Ralph Richardson. Following his service in the British Royal Navy during WWII, Guinness’s post-war career flourished—beginning with his memorable turn as Herbert Pocket in Great Expectations—and these broadcasts preserve a unique chapter in his celebrated journey.
