Do films wrongfully glamourise crime?
This is not about glamour - these men were career criminals and it shouldn't be inspirational to anybody to go out and commit crime
It's only been a couple of years since London's Hatton Garden was dramatically robbed, when four pensioners drilled their way into a top-security jewellery vault - but already the story has been made into three different films.
This has got us asking - is Hollywood guilty of glorifying crime? There's certainly a taste for it, with past pictures like Bonnie and Clyde and The Great Train Robbery garnering popularity.
We went to the premiere of the latest film, Hatton Heist: The Movie to ask stars Larry Lamb and Clive Russell their views on the subject, plus film critic Nick Duncalf and former flying squad commander Roy Ramm joined us on the sofa for a debate.
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