Freddie Foreman - A Life of Crime.

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[@Zx-ln1lk]

I could honestly listen to Freddie’s stories every day.

[@jamesmoon8947]

I was in two nicks where Fred was, a decent fella.

[@green856w]

Yes. All the decent people do time - in someone's universe.

[@Edward-iv9fs]

"Half a tonne of gold actually" love Freddie Foreman.

[@joffey1212]

Fred done a favour for our family .could never repay him ,but he never asked and was a gentleman

[@futureskipper4616]

Interesting to see the full version here, certainly a fascinating character.

[@tomrailton9201]

Diamond geezer love to meet him..great video thanks. Take care and stay safe freddie .Tom.

[@raymondchollet3199]

A very well spoken person.

[@paulmarren7970]

I wouldnt advise anybody to attempt a life like the one Freddy lived.
But having said that i wish the criminals today could have some of those hard tempered values.
This man responded to hes environment, and made himself a respected figure in a treacherous and dangerous world. not an easy task.
he must have been as sharp as a razor.

[@asullivan4047]

Interesting/informative/entertaining.

[@user-ji2zb1vw6c]

Very interesting and honestly sounding mans man

[@yorkshiredreamer443]

True London Boss. Gentleman not to be crossed

[@MichaelParkinson-wz1nh]

The true governor, Brown Bread Fred, man's in his 90s and I bet he's still Sharp as a tack. 😁👀🥊.

[@johndunn4246]

Do you what he hit the nail on the EVERYBODY LIKES SOMETHING FOR NOTHING, that says it all even straight people like a bit of larceny without knowing it.

[@garysimpson3592]

"Doing bad to get good." Doing robbery to go straight. "Nothing new under the sun"

[@i.marr.6688]

Fred was imo stronger than the Kray'a, Fred had his own firm and was S/East of London, I think he regretted working with the Kray's, and he went did admit he and others were going to iron them both out, I think Fred knew it'd be only time if they kept asking him, Freddie was an Ace, great blagger and businessman, And of course Marbella sount Spain may 1983 after 7 tons of money was stolen ,it was the age of the Costa Del Crime. Fred was forced and drugged and put into it and sent home.

[@alexlyons5856]

Totally agree with that 👍

[@myname7284]

They should make a movie about him with Jamie his son playing him

[@ronk1970]

Good bloke R.I.P

[@futureskipper4616]

Fred is still alive though.

[@Travis_22]

Not yet. He is 92.

[@Steven_Rowe]

I don't know why I'm fascinated with true crime, I have never liked fiction, perhaps I like to know why people turn out l8ke they are.
I was never in trouble, didn't like rough kids, avoided them like the plague and just went to work and did OK, I feel like these criminals must always be looking over their shoulder paranoid that someone will get them..
Interesting they carried guns because if you killed someone in the course of a robbery or a policeman and got caught you ended up with an appointment with the hangman until October 1964.

[@CRAIG5835]

Respec. New Zealand.

[@imnotavingthat6813]

Brown bread Fred the last of the original gangsters best at it by a mile long live brown bread Fred his Legend will always be spoke about

[@aletheawinterburn8308]

Even the bank robbers had decency back then not like nowadays theyd knock your gran to the ground for a quid now. People like fred and the krays would never allow that which meant the streets were safer.

[@billybonds4449]

Freddie is a true legend. He also had a social conscience with regard to how he would sell stolen white goods for a third of their full retail price. You take liberties with Freddie at your peril, as Ginger Marks found out to his cost.