GF Newman's The Corrupted Series 3

GF Newman’s The Corrupted weaves fiction with real characters from history following the fortunes of the Oldman family - from small-time business and opportunistic petty crime, through gang rivalries, to their entanglement in the highest echelons of society. It's a tale revealing the nexus of crime, business and politics woven through the fabric of 20th century greed as even those with hitherto good intentions are sucked into a web of corruption.

Joey Oldman, an uneducated Jewish child immigrant from Russia, has a natural instinct for business and a love of money - coupled with a knack for acquiring it. His wife Cath is as ruthless in both the pursuit of money and the protection of her son, Brian. Joey built his empire with the help of a corrupt bank manager in the 1950s, starting with small greengrocer shops before going on to be involved with conman Emil Savundra of Fire, Auto Marine Insurance infamy, and John Bloom of Rolls Razor controversy. He then went into tertiary banking and property development, dealing with many corrupt policemen on the way - and befriending both Lord Goodman and Margaret Thatcher.

Episode 1

It is the 1970s and Joseph Oldman is pulling every corrupt string possible to help get his son Brian out of jail.

Episode 2

Brian Oldman has managed to gain release from Brixton prison by controversial means.

 Episode 3

 Joseph Oldman is expanding his business, doing deals with a Colombian cartel.

Episode 4

Jack and Brian are back in prison after a kilo of cocaine was found in Jack's flat, and Joseph is determined to get legal help to get Brian out again.

Episode 5

 Joseph Oldman continues to juggle his life around two Margarets - one is his lover, the other wants to lead the Conservative Party and run the country.

Episode 6

Joseph is still being stymied by lack of progress in his building project, while in Brixton prison, Jack is attempting to take over the drug deliveries.

Episode 7

Brian makes a friend in the Kensington planning department, while Tony Wednesday takes new information about the paedophile ring to his commanding officer.

Episode 8

Joseph is desperate to get back to work after recovering from a burst ulcer and save his building development.

Episode 9

The police have found a tape proving who started the fire at Joseph's buildings, while Tony Wednesday takes his proof on the paedophile ring to a high-ranking MP.

Episode 10

 Brian faces a life sentence for a murder he says he didn't commit, while Joseph claims to be pulling every string he can to get him off.

 

Cast:

Joseph Oldman.......Toby Jones

Brian.......Joe Armstrong

Tony Wednesday.......Alec Newman

Cath.......Izabella Urbanowicz

Jack.......Jacob Fortune-Lloyd

Margaret Courtney.......Flora Montgomery

Leah.......Jasmine Hyde

Lord Goodman.......Edward Max

DCI Fenwick.......Theo Fraser Steele

Ken Drury/Sir Donald.......Matthew Marsh

Sir Ralph Courtney.......Nick Sampson

Margaret/Denis Thatcher.......Steve Nallon

Bobby Brown/John Binden.......Charlie Davies

DCS Slipper.......Mark Perry

John Redvers.......Joseph Kloska

Mo Thompson/Doreen/Sonia.......Suzanne Proctor

Charlie Peck.......Patrick Marlowe

Terry Lynch/Terry Bishop.......Sam Donnelly

Senor Ortega/Jose Picado.......Will Harrison-Wallace

Pongo.......David Ajao

Julian Tyrwhitt.......Jonathan Tafler

Yvonne/Clair Hamil.......Susie Emmett

DCS Slipper.......Mark Perry

DCI Robertson/Kevin Wheeler.......Lucas Hare

Sir Robert Mark.......Patrick Cremin

Franco/Simon Hatfield.......Joshua Akehurst

Claude Dobbs/Airey Neave.......Jonathan Rigby

William Burt.......Simon Holmes

Lionel Smith.......Kieron Jechinis

Martha.......Serena Jennings

Melford Stevenson.......Richard Wilson

George Carman QC.......Nigel Cooke

  

Produced & Directed by Clive Brill

 

 

10 files, each 40MB. 45 minutes long. Bitrate 128kbps

https://1drv.ms/f/s!ArrWZcg2lV80hG1c-FIoWPhI7PFL

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  • Brilliant William - thank you!  I'm listening to first one now. I've got both of the previous series (which I think I got via you anyway) and really enjoyed it. 

  • Thank you, William!

  • Thanks!

  • Thank you!

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