LUKE EVANS JIM BROADBENT MARTIN COMPSTON AND JAMES FOX FROM THE WRITER AND DIRECTOR OF ‘BROADCHURCH’ Drama Mini-Series: 2 x 90 minutes From the acclaimed writer of the hit series Broadchurch come two ninety-minute films chronicling the true story of the 1963 Great Train Robbery. On 8 August, 1963 Britain awakens to the news of the biggest robbery in the country’s history. The hijacking of a train 35 miles from its arrival in central London leaves the country stunned and wanting to know who did it -- and how they managed to pull off such an audacious raid. The first of this two part, character-driven period drama is told with a sense of fun, swagger and cinematic scale. A Robber’s Tale is a classic heist movie filled with memorable set pieces, wit, suspense, action and a joyous sense of period. Bruce Reynolds (Luke Evans, Robin Hood), leading a team of mid-level criminals and a corrupt solicitor, pulls off a major theft that, in its day, baffled and frustrated the police but thrilled the general public. This is the story of how one group of criminals became the most wanted men in Britain. They got lucky… and that bit of luck would destroy their lives forever. Part two of the drama, A Copper’s Tale, details one of the biggest investigations of the post-war period, conducted in the full glare of public and media scrutiny. A Copper’s Tale is told from the perspective of Tommy Butler (Academy Award-winner Jim Broadbent) and his elite team of brilliant, idiosyncratic investigators, all of whom have very different methods and opinions. In a race against time, can the team identify every criminal involved in the Great Train Robbery and put them behind bars before they flee the country? And even if they manage to catch the criminals, where’s the money? Drama Mini-Series: 2 x 90 minutes A World Production in association with Screen Yorkshire and Lip Sync Productions Starring: Jim Broadbent (Iris, The Iron Lady), Executive Producers: Simon Heath (Line of Duty, The Fear), Chris Chibnall Luke Evans (Fast & Furious 6, Tamara Drewe), and Harry Oulton (The Bad Mother’s Handbook, Casualty) Martin Compston (Line of Duty, Producer: Julia Stannard (The Awakening, United) The Disappearance of Alice Creed), Writer: Chris Chibnall (Broadchurch, United) Neil Maskell (Kill List, Utopia) and James Fox Director - A Robber’s Tale: Julian Jarrold (Brideshead Revisited, Appropriate Adult) (Sherlock Holmes, Charlie and The Chocolate Factory) Director - A Copper’s Tale: James Strong (United, Broadchurch) CONTENT TELEVISION 19 Heddon Street, London, W1B 4BG, UK | Tel: +44 (0) 20 7851 6500 225 Arizona Avenue, Suite 250, Santa Monica, CA 90401, USA | Tel: +1 (310) 576 1059 www.contentmediacorp.com.