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The Listener has five double passes to King of Thieves to give away. Starring Michael Caine, the film is a dramatisation of the Hatton Garden raid of Easter 2015, in which a crew, mostly of pensionable age, made off with an official estimate of £14 million of loot having spent the long weekend boring into a safety deposit vault in the London jewellery district.
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