Geoffrey Weeks

Geoffrey Weeks was born in 1922 and died in 1973. He had a career in radio. In the late 1940s he could be heard through Radio Delhi. Later he was based in Hong Kong, Weeks worked for the Radio 3 Station. By 1972, he was head of head of English radio on Hong Kong Radio. Weeks once had Nick Bailey from the pirate station, Radio Caroline audition for him. Weeks is credited as the narrator on the Hong Kong Sound album which featured Rebecca Pan. The album featured a field recordings of sounds in Hong Kong on the A side and music on the B side. He had an uncredited role as a bank employee in the 1973 film, That Man Bolt which starred Fred Williamson. But he is remembered for the part of the British intelligence agent Braithwaite in another film that year, Enter the Dragon. He died a few weeks after the filming had been completed. The film's star Bruce Lee died before the film was released. * An example of how his program was listed on Radio Delhi can be seen on page 73, the October 13, 1948 issue of The Indian Listener where his program is listed as, DELHI 1 p.m. TRANSMISSION II 2.0 A Tale That Is Told ✝ A Program of Stories in Sound Devised and presented by GEOFFREY WEEKS Link >>