What happened to 'The Gold'? This crime saga is focused on the aftermath of a heist
Briefly

Back in the 1980s, the British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher famously declared, "There's no such thing as society."
Although The Gold does begin with the robbery, its creator, Neil Forsyth, is more interested in the colorful outlaws who deal with the gold once it's stolen.
It's based on a real-life gold heist of 1983, in which thieves broke into a warehouse and made off with three tons of gold bars. But this six-part series is not the story of the heist. It's about the aftermath, a zippy saga propelled by a terrific cast, sharply drawn characters and a slyly pungent vision of the go-go '80s.
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