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The Princess Bride
- Narrated by: Rob Reiner
- Length: 2 hrs and 32 mins
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The Princess Bride
Narrated by:
Rob Reiner
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Publisher's Summary
This adventure story has everything you could want: the good guy, some bad guys, the girl, sword fighting, revenge, romance, of course a happy ending, and rodents of unusual size. Join Westley the plucky farm boy, Buttercup the beautiful young maiden, Inigo Montoya the driven, embittered swordsman, and many other strange and unusual characters in this swashbuckling tale of good-natured silliness. It is read by Rob Reiner, who directed the motion picture based on this classic tale.
©1987 William Goldman (P)1987 Dove Audio, Inc.
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- 02-07-22
An inconceivably enjoyable audiobook.
I absolutely adored the movie so I was a bit sceptical about the audiobook.
But I've probably heard it about 20 times over and it still gets me giggling at Buttercup's realisation, tearing up at Inigo's encounter with his father's murderer and reciting Fezzik's rhymes.
The performance is wonderful, even those who may not have seen the movie can quite clearly visualise how beautiful Buttercup must be, or how the scene in the Fire Swamp plays out.
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