Unraveling a decades-old mystery
“A Tale of Two Thieves” takes the viewer back to 1963 in the picturesque English countryside, where a gang of 15 men pulled off the notorious Great Train Robbery, stealing today’s equivalent of $60 million, most of which was never recovered. This documentary centers on Gordon Goody, one of the participants in the crime who, more than 50 years after the event, has finally agreed to go on the record and reveal all the unknown facts about the night of the robbery and his long life of crime. The film’s highlight is Goody’s revelation of the identity of the missing mastermind behind Britain’s most famous heist — the elusive and mysterious “Ulsterman,” who walked away and disappeared with over 2.6 million pounds ($5 million).<br /><br />Director Chris Long (“The Mentalist,” “Gilmore Girls”) delves deeply into the legendary crime on the Glasgow-to-London train, detailing how the robbery was pulled off with no firearms but through methodical planning and inside information. The heist has fascinated and baffled historians, criminologists, crime buffs and filmmakers for half a century.<br /><br />Now 84, Goody currently lives in Spain. He’s a wry raconteur, revealing much of his personal life story as well as recollections of the robbery with charming directness, never sugarcoating what he did. He used violence, stole from innocent people, and enjoyed the material benefits of a life of crime. Rather than glorify the robbery, the documentary shows its reality in often unwavering, harsh detail. In reconstructed scenes, Harry Macqueen plays a younger version of Goody. Carefully assembled and edited archival material provides a sense of the period.<br /><br />Since the documentary relies on the accounts of only one man — Goody — it’s not 100% clear whether they’re accurate. However, it is the first time a participant in the robbery has come forward to fill in the unknowns that law enforcement couldn’t crack. There are no bonus extras on this DVD release.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : In 1963 in the countryside in England, fifteen men pulled off 'The Great Train Robbery' netting today's equivalent of $85 million. This incredible film features Gordon Goody, one of the instigators of the crime, for the first time ever, revealing the identity of the missing mastermind behind Britain's most famous heist- the elusive and mysterious 'Ulsterman'. Over 50 years after the heist, one of the robbers, Gordon Goody, has finally agreed to go fully on record and reveal all the unknown facts about that fateful night and his life of crime, including the identity of the "mythical" Ulsterman. The Ulsterman has gone down in British criminal history as the man who walked away and disappeared into the ether with over $5 Million. In this film he is identified for the first time..