OBD Films Masterpiece Theatre

Ukraine't Always Get What You Want: A Radio Play by Marcus ScottA married couple, Darren and Lauren, both writers, struggle to achieve there creative ambitions as they deal with Brexit, the Pandemic and decreasing royalties from Amazons erotic novel empire.Written by Marcus ScottStarring Ian Archdeacon as Darren and Rosanne Priest as Lauren.

The milkman Cometh, the complete edition containing Episodes 1 - 6.A comedy drama serialised radio play about a Northern Screenwriter journeying to London to get his masterpiece The Milkman Cometh produced and in a parallel plot line his father trying to get the UK to vote to leave the Milk Commission.Written by Marcus Scott.Starring Ian Archdeacon (@IanArchdeacon), Bryony Miller (@BryonyMiller), Rosanne Priest(RosannePriest) and Alan Shires.Follow us @ObdFilms

The final episode of the Milkman Cometh, Barry having failed in London (spoilers for episodes that need to be listened to before this otherwise this episode is completely incoherent ((or more incoherent)) comes back to the northern town of Donnybrook on voting day, will the UK leave the Milk Commision (subtle) and will the price be worth it if it does?Written by Marcus ScottStarring Ian Archdeacon (@IanArchdeacon), Rosanne Priest (@RosannePriest) and Alan Shires.Follow us @ObdFilms

Episode five of the Milkman Cometh the six part comedy/drama about the UK voting to leave the Milk Commission and a screenwriters attempt to make his dream project. Not a metaphor for Brexit.Written by Marcus Scott and Starring Ian Archdeacon(@IanArchdeacon), Bryony Miller(@BryonyMiller), Rosanne Priest (@RosannePriest) and Alan Shires.Follow us @obdfilms

Episode 4 of the Milkman Cometh, in a different vain to the previous episodes this one follows Richard the father of our protagonist Barry Yorkshireman as he tries to take over Donnybrook and deals with his marital woes in the process.Pretty much a two hander with @IanArchdeacon and @RosannePriest handling the lions share of the times with a tiny bit of Alan Shires as a bonus.Follow us @OBDfilms.

In the third episode of the Milkman Cometh the saga of The Milk Commission (not Brexit) and our hero Barry Yorkshireman's attempts to get his masterpiece the Milkman Cometh made continues, in this episode Barry goes to the BFI in order to get funding for his movie and finds it more difficult than he imagined (Although still comically easy.) New episodes to be released weekly (well....), follow @OBDfilms for updates. Written by Marcus Scott Starring Ian Archdeacon (@IanArchdeaco...

The second episode of the Milkman Cometh the saga of The Milk Commission (possibly a metaphor), The evils of London and watching drug dealers in the park.In this second episode Barry lands in London penniless and must find a place to stay for the night amidst a rotating band of surreal characters.Written by Marcus Scott and starring Ian Archdeacon (@IanArchdeacon), Bryony Miller (@bryonymiller93), Rosanne Priest(@RosannePriest) and Alan Shires.

Episode One of the six part series The Milkman Cometh a new comedy drama radio play about Milk Independence, the evils of London tour guides and reverse doolittlism,In this first episode our hero Barry Yorkshireman returns home after five years and attempts to get his masterwork The Milkman Cometh produced.New episodes to be released weekly, follow @OBDfilms for updates.Written by Marcus ScottStarring Ian Archdeacon (@Ian ), Rosanne Priest (@RosannePriest) and Alan Shires.

Warning upfront - Not a comedy like the other OBD Films Masterpiece Theatre podcasts, the laughs will continue in 2022.After thirty plus years of estrangement and upon hearing of the death of a former friends wife our protagonist writes them a letter, the past is expunged and revelations made. Written by Marcus Scott, performed by Bryony Miller(@BryonyMiller93) and Produced by Lewis Murray.Follow the pod on (@OBDfilms)Give it a like and subscription too.

OBD Films Masterpiece Theatre presents England for Sale a comedy about a meteor destroying Earth, dead alpacas, climate change, Bukkakeroo, The grinding misery of Industrial work and the existential void left by living in a cruel godless world.... that's right a comedy.Written and Directed by Marcus Scott (@OBDfilms)Starring:Ian Archdeacon (@ianarchdeacon)Bryony Miller (@bryonymiller93)Laura Sagar (@LauraSagar1)Follow @OBDfilms and give us a like and a review while your at it.