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Jan 18, 2010 · With Adrian Lester, Robert Glenister, Matt Di Angelo, Kelly Adams. When Albert finds himself half a million pounds in debt to the far from refined Czech Charlie, following a poker game, and needs to get the money in under a week, a mark is sought in earnest to provide the cash.
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Tiger Troubles is the third episode in the sixth series of the BBC crime drama Hustle, which was first broadcast on 18 January 2010.
Albert is in Chinatown to close a deal with Phil and his brother-in-law, Czech Charlie. Charlie is a notorious hard-man and not one to consider conning, so when Phil collapses and dies, Albert decides to cut his losses and leave the con.
But Charlie isn't pulling out– he wants the cash from his brother's 'original investment' by the end of the week or else-, forcing Sean to suggest a con involving aging playboy Luke Baincross and a jewel-encrusted tiger that his ancestors' will prevents the mark from selling.
•The mark of the episode is unknown.
The gang seize upon Luke Baincross, choleric playboy, tax dodger and womanizer, who has inherited a country house and a vast collection of Indian art, the centre-piece being a jewel-encrusted tiger which he would like to sell but cannot due to a clause in a family trust.
Jan 19, 2010 · 6.3 Tiger Troubles. The third in this seasons Hustle had a strangely familiar feel about it, as it borrowed some of the elements from the season 5 opener New Recruits. That being the theft of...
"Hustle" Tiger Troubles (TV Episode 2010) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.
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Jack Bennett. Walter Hall. Frank Fitzpatrick. Crew 2. Albert is in Chinatown to close a deal with Phil and his brother-in-law, Charlie. However, Czech Charlie is a notorious hard-man and not one to ever consider conning, so when Phil collapses and dies, Albert decides to cut his losses and leave the con. But Charlie isn't pulling out.
