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Mad Frank - Britain's Most Dangerous Criminal (2006)
Mad Frankie Fraser was certified insane three times and spent more than 40 years behind bars. One of Britain's most notorious criminals reflects on a lifetime of villainy.
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Mad Frankie Fraser was certified insane three times and spent more than 40 years behind bars. One of Britain's most notorious criminals reflects on a lifetime of villainy.
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Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:10/3/2006
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Runtime:119 minutes
Studio:Gangster Videos
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