Charles Bronson

should have been in the club yeah he is way younger than all three of us right now but he is still like killing it yeah he's literally yeah he's able to lift this man off his feet pin him to a wall with a kitchen knife like

that's why he must have been a fan of charles bronson not the actor charles bronson but charles bronson the british uh prisoner I thought you were going to

say the power violence band, but okay, yeah, sure, that too.

Well, you

see, Charles Bronson spent most of his life in solitary confinement, but he would always be beating up guards.

So he invented, like he literally wrote a book on how to exercise in a small space to make yourself as strong as possible.

It's

100% he wouldn't be Bane without Bronson.

But on Friday, I saw two movies yesterday.

I saw the movie Bronson.

I watched it over simulcast with our lovely editor, Han.

Uh, and we had decided to play a drinking game and it was the most fun.

And in the span of one and a half hours, because that's how long the movie is, I drank five beers.

Yeah.

So I don't know much about this movie Bronson, but it sounds like Tom Hardy's punching a lot.

He's saying cunt a lot.

No, we can't do just Bronson.

Isn't that trademarked by that guy in the UK? Was it Charles Bronson? Just Bronson.

Oh, yeah, yeah,

yeah, yeah, yeah.

In fact, Wakefield was believed to have been the one to give Costello a glass coffee jar.

Despite this, he shared books on Zen Buddhism with Sutcliffe Wakefield and Anne separated around 1985, and Anne went on to begin a relationship with another prisoner named Mickey Peterson.

In August of that year, Peterson staged a rooftop protest at Walton Prison, which caused £50,000 worth of damage.

Anne told the Liverpool Echo that he did it because she had been refused permission to visit him so he could propose to her.

Re-examining crimes so shocking they still haunt our imaginations.

We're returning to a case we've covered several times, most recently with forensic psychologist Kerry Danes, that of Charles Bronson.

Bronson is now 74.

He's spent most of the last 52 years behind bars.

A two-day parole hearing is due to start on the 2nd of November, and Martin has received another letter from him from prison.

Martin, after more than half a century spent largely in jail...

What would convince the parole board that Charles Bronson can safely be released now into the community?

Well, they have to be sure that he either poses no risk at all to the public or at most a minimal risk and a risk that can be coped with, that can be managed by the probation service.

Bronson.

Get him in with Charles Bronson.

Whoever it is, let them give him an absolute tally-whacking.

Let them beat the crap out of

They just do wanna have a fight.

Charles Bronson, Britain's most violent prisoner, has been held in Belmarsh on more than one occasion.

Charlie Bronson would, had to be unlocked with six members of staff.

Originally convicted for armed robbery, he spent most of his adult life in prison.

Her Majesty's Prison Belmarsh in Southeast London is known to prisoners as the UK's toughest jail.

It's been home to Britain's most dangerous criminals, men like Grinder Killer and [censored], Steven Port.

And Britain's most violent prisoner, Charles Bronson.

In Belmarsh, violence is an accepted part of daily life.

What's his name?

Charlie Bronson.

Charlie B- Charles Bronson, Charlie Bronson.

Charlie boy Bronson.

We haven't looked into him for ages.