The biggest successor in British history ‘Gripping’ to be discovered in a new drama

In 1983, six thieves make their way in a warehouse Heathro airportIt is expected to find a large amount of foreign currency. They get much more than negotiating for 26 million pounds value Sleep Bars.

What happened in the days and years ahead PBSMasterpiece Throlling Series GoldenWhich detects the wave effects of Britain’s biggest robbery, is going to infiltrate an international money laundering cartel from a local discovery. It begins to air on Sunday.

“The show begins with a minute, the pressure is on,” says Shorner Neel Foursith. “There is a clock tick, there is a pure tightening and for all these things. So it is very cute to write the characters under that constant pressure.”

The so-called Brink-Mat Hist shook Britain, which highlighted changes, policing and official corruption in banking laws. Most gold was never located. It was melted and sold back into the financial system, which led to the involvement of income real estate.

Emun Elliot says, “It is truly in bricks and mortar and surrounds people everywhere in architecture.” “Your wedding ring can have a piece of stolen gold. It is everywhere.”

‘Really entertaining’

To tell the vast story of “The Gold”, the forceth streamlined the timeline, coordinated real -life figures and adjusted events to fit the play. The audience is told that the series was “inspired by real events.”

“This is not a strict factual drama,” they say. “I don’t think there is a very attractive path to go down creatively because I have space to make and it is extremely important if you are going to make something that is really entertaining, really entertaining.”

A real person who is painted in the series is Brian Boys, who is a royal and firm lead investigator played by the “Duton AB” star. Hug boneville,

Says Bonville, “Boys was known as a safe pair of hands, who met the retired officer to prepare for the role. Boys knew that some officers in the department were corrupt and they chose a lean, island team to track gold and money.

“He was adamant that the police will not be corruption on his watch,” says Bonville. “He is a real man of integrity and I think it comes. You have found him against all obstacles that are trying to pursue a level course and complete this task.”

Forceth says the first episode of the series attracted some 10 million viewers in the UK – or 5 of the adult population 1 in 1. He says that he was once in a restaurant with his wife when the nearby table spent the entire meal discussing it, which was “somewhat unnecessary.”

Thechar’s Britain

Forceh was only 5 and was living in it Scotland At that time he says “iconic successor”. Despite its influence on the British society, no one had done all this together in a dramatic or all-analytical documentary.

It takes two seasons to completely unplay and it consists of a soundtrack which includes the songs of Yuga with the choice of Eco and the Bannmen, New orders, Artisan And stranger.

Forceth frameed the robbery against large social forces who were colliding in Britain of the then Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher-the rise of a new money class which was expecting to buy their way for the top versus upper classes and the elite, determined them to stop.

“This country does not change,” says an old wealth character. “There is nothing that the system prefers more than those who take it. When it gets to show its strength.”

However Elliott plays the role of a detective, who vowed to track the missing gold, knows that the audience can change the loyalty when watching.

“It is as if you want them to get away with it and then the next episode you might want them to be caught,” they say. “This is just an exciting place to sit forward and back.”

Golden There is greed about all, of course. This shows how legitimate people were sucked in money laundering, how the banks were complicated and how the 1980s Hubis continued it.

“A large part of” Golden Story people are out of their depth – people are highly ambitious and find themselves out deeply, ”Fourstith says.

This includes robbers, who suddenly had to transfer 6,800 gold bar and find a cash route. Those were stick-up people who were now out of their depths.

Says Fumarsith, “They did not just know what to do with income. They were not fit in this new world of money laundering and deragulation and who brought opportunities for criminality,” Fourstith says.

“This was the biggest win for traditional crime, but it was actually like its funeral, and it was replaced from some distance.”