Greatest Heists With Pierce Brosnan

Enterprising thieves tunnel underneath and up into the vault of a Lloyds Bank branch in London. When an amateur radio enthusiast intercepts their walkie-talkie chatter, they find themselves in a high-stakes cat-and-mouse game with Scotland Yard.

An elite crew of Italian thieves targets the vault of the Antwerp World Diamond Centre. After 27 months of planning, they execute their intricate plan and make off with more than $100 million.

A duo of highly skilled thieves who specialise in hotel jobs go after the biggest target of their careers: New York's famed Pierre Hotel.

A mafia crew armed with insider knowledge plan and carry out an extremely lucrative airline heist at JFK International Airport.

Pierce Brosnan examines how a mob-connected heist crew came away with millions in cash from a southern California bank in 1972.

Surfers by day and cat burglars by night, this trio of thieves is in New York to steal priceless jewels from the American Museum of Natural History. Their bold plan has them creeping along the museum ledge, 125 feet above the streets of Manhattan.

An armoured-car depot employee uses his insider knowledge to plan a heist that could net him, and the longtime friends he recruits, more than $18 million in cash.

Two thieves dressed as fake cops make off with a half-billion dollars' worth of world-class artwork from a Boston museum. Although the paintings are still missing, numerous suspects turn up dead.