Film & Television
Proud Canvas (BBC, 1947) Narrator: Duncan Carse
The Goshawk (David Cobham/BBC, 1968) Lead role (Falconer): Duncan Carse
Survival in Limbo (David Cobham/BBC, 1976)
The BFI Filmography record for Carse lists over 140 roles from Presenter/Commentator/Narrator to scriptwriting, music and acting through his near-50 year career. The listing suggests an alternative name J.York Scarlett or Yorke Scarlett was used for Sound Recording work.
Between 1981 and 1983 Carse presented three series of the programme "Travellers in Time" on BBC2. These presented archive films from the early 20th Century, including those from Antarctic expeditions and early attempts to climb Mount Everest.
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