How to Stream the BBC Series Roadkill From Abroad
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There are few actors with a track record of success in television comparable to Hugh Laurie's.
His appearance alone in a series is enough to draw in an audience, which is why upcoming BBC original Roadkill, Laurie’s latest, is surely a must see.
Although released a while ago, Roadkill remains in the BBC iPlayer streaming catalogue.
In this article we’ll have outlined just how easy it is to stream shows such as Roadkill from anywhere.
How to watch Roadkill on BBC iPlayer:
It really is as simple as that. Just follow the simple steps to begin watching Roadkill on BBC iPlayer from anywhere.
With the help of the Beebs Chrome Add-on, BBC iPlayer will reload and begin to work, and you can watch from outside the UK. Remember to sign up and register iPlayer.
Trailer for Hugh Laurie's Roadkill (BBC TV Series)
About the TV Drama
From early classics such as Blackadder and A Bit of Fry and Laurie to later successes such as House, The Night Manager, and Avenue 5, there are few British actors out there with such a diverse filmography.
If you’re still reading past the mention of Hugh Laurie, and not already making your way to iPlayer, then you probably want to learn more reasons to care about Roadkill. Luckily, there are plenty of exciting tidbits about this upcoming series worth mentioning!
Deceit, Lies & Corruption
Roadkill sees Laurie play Peter Laurance, a ‘self-made’ Conservative politician, attempting to out-run his lurid past in what is set to be a gripping political thriller.
Laurie and more...
The series is written and directed by legendary writer and director David Hare (The Hours, The Reader), and is set to be released later this year, as a four part mini-series.
Real Life or Fiction?
The series follows Laurance, a charismatic and self-interested politician, as he attempts to rise through the ranks of the Conservative Party, in a bid for the top job.
Yet Laurance has some ghosts in the closet, and isn’t all he makes himself out to be (sound familiar?). The show thus explores themes around the characteristics and moral compass (or lack of one) often exemplified by high-ranking politicians in the UK (and well, everywhere).
Frequently asked questions
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