The Greatest Film You've Never Seen is a podcast where comedians Si Beckwith and Ken McGuinness chat to guests about the best, most interesting and most revered films that have passed them by.

Using IMDBs 'Top 250' as a jumping off point, they ask the fascinating folk they've invited along which of these unmissable films they've missed.

This episode they're joined by stand-up comedian and friend of the show Omar Abid. Omar writes and performs in sketches for BBC Newcastle's Grin Up North alongside Si & Ken, as well as being a brilliantly intelligent, funny and all round top gent.

The Greatest Film You've Never Seen is a Hope For Proles production. Music comes from Static Blue. Follow Hope For Proles in all the usual places.

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The Greatest Film You've Never Seen is a podcast where comedians Si Beckwith and Ken McGuinness chat to guests about the best, most interesting and most revered films that have passed them by.

Using IMDBs 'Top 250' as a jumping off point, they ask the fascinating folk they've invited along which of these unmissable films they've missed.

This episode they're joined by Radio producer Steve Drayton. Steve produces sketch show Grin Up North for BBC Newcastle for which Si and Ken write and perform sketches along with a host of other shows too. Also the man behind Mr Drayton's Record Player, Steve has a rich history of being a key part of North East culture. He's also an utter gem of a bloke with a wealth of knowledge. He picked Schindler's List. The episode isn't nearly as harrowing as you'd imagine it could have been and is a proper interesting listen with a really fascinating guest.

The Greatest Film You've Never Seen is a Hope For Proles production. Music comes from Static Blue. Follow Hope For Proles in all the usual places.

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The Greatest Film You've Never Seen is a podcast where comedians Si Beckwith and Ken McGuinness chat to guests about the best, most interesting and most revered films that have passed them by.

Using IMDBs 'Top 250' as a jumping off point, they ask the fascinating folk they've invited along which of these unmissable films they've missed.

This episode they're joined by comedian Lee Kyle for the most chaotic but brilliantly fun episode yet. Lee's version of The Matrix needs to be heard to be believed. Then heard again.

Lee is also an excellent podcaster and co-host of Which Is The Best? with Sammy Dobson. Both of whom are also part of The Stand Panto (along with former guest of this very podcast Hal Branson) running from 7th to 30th December at The Stand Newcastle. You can find more info and tickets here.

The Greatest Film You've Never Seen is a Hope For Proles production. Music comes from Static Blue. Follow Hope For Proles in all the usual places.

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The Greatest Film You've Never Seen is a podcast where comedians Si Beckwith and Ken McGuinness chat to guests about the best, most interesting and most revered films that have passed them by.

Using IMDBs 'Top 250' as a jumping off point, they ask the fascinating folk they've invited along which of these unmissable films they've missed.

This episode they're joined by actress, theatremaker and super talented Sarah Seymour (also one half of Timeworks Theatre with partner John Seymour who was an excellent guest in episode 2). Sarah discusses not having seen The Godfather (which Si has also NOT seen, blummin' heck) and there is A LOT of Robin Hood: Prince Of Thieves chat. Arguably too much chat, but we'll take up that argument with anyone!

The Greatest Film You've Never Seen is a Hope For Proles production. Music comes from Static Blue. Follow Hope For Proles in all the usual places.

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The Greatest Film You've Never Seen is a podcast where comedians Si Beckwith and Ken McGuinness chat to guests about the best, most interesting and most revered films that have passed them by.

Using IMDBs 'Top 250' as a jumping off point, they ask the fascinating folk they've invited along which of these unmissable films they've missed.

This episode they're joined by writer stand-up comedian Neil Harris. This episode has a tad more swearing than usual, blame Neil, he's a very naughty boy. The episode also takes many twists and turns from Neil's original choice of film, befitting really, since his choice was Pulp Fiction.

The Greatest Film You've Never Seen is a Hope For Proles production. Music comes from Static Blue. Follow Hope For Proles in all the usual places.

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The Greatest Film You've Never Seen is a podcast where comedians Si Beckwith and Ken McGuinness chat to guests about the best, most interesting and most revered films that have passed them by.

Using IMDBs 'Top 250' as a jumping off point, they ask the fascinating folk they've invited along which of these unmissable films they've missed.

This episode they're joined by writer John Seymour, who also is one half of theatre company Timeworks Theatre (with the other half of the company Sarah Seymour guesting in two weeks). John discusses his choice The Lion King and is rightly met with utter incredulity that anyone could have not seen this film.

The Greatest Film You've Never Seen is a Hope For Proles production. Music comes from Static Blue. Follow Hope For Proles in all the usual places.

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The Greatest Film You've Never Seen is a podcast where comedians Si Beckwith and Ken McGuinness chat to guests about the best, most interesting and most revered films that have passed them by.

Using IMDBs 'Top 250' as a jumping off point, they ask the fascinating folk they've invited along which of these unmissable films they've missed.

This episode they're joined by comedian and properly lovely man Hal Branson who discussed his choice, 2001: A Space Odyssey.

The Greatest Film You've Never Seen is a Hope For Proles production. Music comes from Static Blue. Follow Hope For Proles in all the usual places.

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