Episode #1.2

Episode aired May 21, 2019

IMDb RATING

7.7/10

YOUR RATING

Ian Puleston-Davies in Hatton Garden (2019)

Crime Drama

Terry pleads with Brian to reconsider, and he refuses. Terry takes the lead, and they go back the next night, minus Brian. Danny buys a new jack. This time, they are successful. They put the... Read allTerry pleads with Brian to reconsider, and he refuses. Terry takes the lead, and they go back the next night, minus Brian. Danny buys a new jack. This time, they are successful. They put the spoils in wheelie bins and wheel them out to the van. Two of the gang members see a secur... Read allTerry pleads with Brian to reconsider, and he refuses. Terry takes the lead, and they go back the next night, minus Brian. Danny buys a new jack. This time, they are successful. They put the spoils in wheelie bins and wheel them out to the van. Two of the gang members see a security guard and panic and drive off. Terry decides not to cut them, or Brian, in on the proc... Read all

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IMDb RATING

7.7/10

YOUR RATING

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Trivia
In this episode Brian is speaking with Terry, played by Timothy Spall. Brian mentions a rat. Spall played a rat in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban.

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Review

Featured review

7/10

Very nicely made and well acted.

Brian has made his mind you that he doesn't want anything to do with a return to the job, Terry fails to convince him to reconsider.

It's definitely well acted, it also has some really nice, tense moments. There are a few surprises in the mix, and it's possibly the first time I've been aware of type one diabetes playing a part in a crime drama.

I do think that parts one and two could have been condensed down into a single episode, there were several times when it slowed down, and became a little repetitive.

It was interesting to see the switch in dynamic without Brian there, he seemed to be the one that was able to heard cats.

I'm pretty sure that lots of it has been changed, or dramatised, but it made for good telly.

7/10.