British Comedy Guide
British Comedy Guide
Chariot. Len Lewys-Jones (Robert Pugh)
Chariot

Chariot

  • 2025 film

Film, shot fly-on-the-wall style, that follows a corrupt local politician (played by Robert Pugh) as he prepares for a by-election in Wales. Also features Darren Evans, Claire Cage, Keiron Self, Kyle Rees, Caroline Berry and more.

  • Due to be released on 7th March 2025

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