Fifteen men stole the equivalent of $85 million in 1963 during one of the most notorious train robberies in British history.
Synopsis
Fifteen men stole the equivalent of $85 million in 1963 during one of the most notorious train robberies in British history.
Synopsis
Gordon Goody recalls the early hours of August 8, 1963, when fifteen men executed 'The Great Train Robbery' in rural England. They stole £2.6 million, equivalent to $85 million today. Goody discusses the meticulous planning and execution of the heist, revealing for the first time the identity of the mastermind known as the 'Ulsterman.' Archival footage and interviews provide context about the robbery's impact on British society and its lasting legacy.
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Why Watch
- Meet Gordon Goody, a key figure in the heist.
- Find out how the robbery was meticulously planned.
- See archival footage from the infamous crime.
Did You Know
- The Great Train Robbery occurred in 1963.
- The robbery resulted in a theft worth $85 million in today's money.
- Gordon Goody reveals the identity of the 'Ulsterman' for the first time.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What was stolen during 'The Great Train Robbery'?
The robbers stole the equivalent of $85 million today.
Who was one of the key instigators of the heist?
Gordon Goody was one of the key instigators of 'The Great Train Robbery'.
What year did 'The Great Train Robbery' take place?
The robbery took place in 1963.
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