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Posted at 15/5/2007 11:52 by maiseymouse market insider seems to have a little snippet on sci |
Posted at 02/11/1999 00:45 by mike SCi SIGNS RONNIE BIGGS
SCi Entertainment Group plc today announces the signing of an exclusive
agreement with Ronnie Biggs and Bruce Reynolds whereby SCi will develop
and publish computer and video games based on 'The Great Train Robbery'
and Ronnie Biggs action packed life following the robbery.
Biggs and Reynolds achieved world-wide notoriety in 1963 when they,
together with a group of 16, kidnapped a Royal Mail Train and disappeared
with, #2.6m (the equivalent of approximately #50m today).
Reynolds, famous for having masterminded the robbery, and Biggs for
having escaped capture for over 36 years were on Britain's 'most wanted
list' for many years.
This was, unquestionably, the most outrageous heist in British history.
Ronnie Biggs' life since that day represents the ultimate
action adventure. Having escaped over the wall of Wandsworth Prison, he
travelled from London to Paris to Australia and then on to Brazil where
he has defied all attempts of extradition in spite of having been
kidnapped in an attempt to bring him back to Britain.
Reynolds and Biggs have participated as design consultants on the video
game project. The games will take approximately 18 months to develop and
will be launched during the run up to the fortieth anniversary of The
Great Train Robbery. In the game the player will be able to play either
the detectives searching for the robbers, or the 'crim' himself Ronnie
Biggs. |
Posted at 01/11/1999 18:28 by clem So did Ronnie buy those £900,000 worth of Sci shares then??? ;) |
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