£3 million was stolen from a moving train in 1963, a sum that would equal over £40 million today, marking a significant heist in British history.
Synopsis
£3 million was stolen from a moving train in 1963, a sum that would equal over £40 million today, marking a significant heist in British history.
Synopsis
On August 8, 1963, a gang of thieves stopped a Royal Mail train near Ledburn, England. They stole £3 million, equivalent to over £40 million today. The documentary outlines the gang's careful planning, the execution of the heist, and the police investigation that followed. It includes details about the methods used and the robbery's effects on British society and law enforcement.
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Why Watch
- See how £3 million was stolen from a moving train.
- Find out about the gang's meticulous planning.
- Meet the investigators who pursued the criminals.
Did You Know
- The Great Train Robbery took place in 1963.
- The gang stole £3 million, equivalent to over £40 million today.
- The documentary has a runtime of 45 minutes.
- The film was directed by Marion Milne.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much money was stolen in the Great Train Robbery?
£3 million was stolen, which is equivalent to over £40 million today.
Who directed the documentary about the Great Train Robbery?
The documentary was directed by Marion Milne.
What year did the Great Train Robbery take place?
The Great Train Robbery occurred in 1963.
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