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The film's producers said that they have a source, identified in press reports as George McIndoe, who was an executive producer. McIndoe claimed that he had talked with two of the gang, who even visited the film set.
Biography. George is a film maker descendant of the Biddall and McIndoe fairground families. George is the son of Josephine Biddall and John McIndoe. He was brought up in fairgrounds till he was sixteen, when he left home and moved to London to work in the film industry.
Mar 7, 2008 · The screenwriters’ Deep Throat turns out to be a man named George McIndoe, listed as a producer on the film, who claims that he met two of the robbers.
George McIndoe, British director, producer, writer. Fellow The British Society Cinematographers, 1970. Member Showman's Guild Great Britian (honorary).
Jan 30, 2021 · Yes, ‘The Bank Job’ is based on a true story. The film is based on the Lloyds Bank Robbery that shook England in 1971. On the night of September 11, 1971, a gang of thieves had tunneled their way into the Lloyds Bank situated at Baker Street, from the basement of Le Sac, a leather goods shop which they had leased.
George McIndoe Collection. Collection Overview. Collection Organisation. Container Inventory. Scope and Contents. Photographs, slides, newspaper cuttings related to the Biddall family and photographs of Kirkaldy Fair created for a documentary on Scottish fairs. Dates. Creation: c1880 - 1969. Creation: 18 May 1981. Creator.
Feb 15, 2008 · Clement's decision to pursue the story came after he met George McIndoe, who had pitched a film idea based on the robbery to Hollywood as far back as the late 1970s, when he hoped to raise the...
