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"I never took ties that were worth less than $90," he said, adding that he used to give some of his gorgeous heist away.

He told me that the Freewinds was in Colombia on the night of the heist – too far away to keep track of any wayward gold shipments they may have had coming in.

An armed robber snatched an estimated one million euros ($1.10 million) worth of jewelry from a Chopard store in Paris, in a brazen heist carried out just a few doors away from France's presidential palace.

In it, we see Walt (Bryan Cranston, Jesse Aaron Paul, Mike Jonathan Banksands) and the other members of their crew plan the ultimate heist, pulling off the intricate feat of robbing a train of its methylamine payload and getting away undetected.

A recent campaign for the film Tower Heist saw NBC Universal give away one million Facebook Credits to people who clicked on rewards buttons in Facebook ads and feed posts from Pages for the movie's characters.

When he pulls away from the heist, Mr. Bender didn't use engine noise but that of tires on the road.

Having engineered her early release, he thinks he has atoned for one more of the past crimes that still haunt him — until hit men start coming after Zella, looking for the heist money she supposedly squirreled away.

And that's taking nothing away from The Heist.

Seriously, I'm filing all of this stuff away for my heist.

Hand the presidency to Mitt Romney (or allow Republicans to get away with the heist of this election as a repeat of 2000 and 2004) and we can all kiss goodbye to the balance of power which America's founding fathers created the Supreme Court to ensure.

How a French robber almost got away with the perfect heist.