04/05/07 Hustle Series 1-3 Boxset

scott2k16 · 27 April 2007 at 10:16PM

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Hustle: Series 1-3 Box Set on DVD

Hustle follows a group of London-based con artists as they attempt to dupe money out of their victims ("marks"). Despite their chosen trade, they adhere to codes such as "bad behaviour breeds bad luck". In particular they adhere to the first rule of the con "you can't cheat an honest man" as the mark must think they have committed something illegal (and therefore won't go to the police).

The five grifters are played by Adrian Lester (Mickey), Jaime Murray (Stacie), Robert Glenister (Ash), Marc Warren (Danny), and Robert Vaughn (Albert). This ambitious group of conmen (and woman) are no small-time crooks either; they've got much loftier goals which play out as elaborate schemes, trickery, and double-crossing.

This release includes every episode from series three of the TV drama including the hilarious 'Leader of the Pack', when to solve the question of who should be the gang leader Albert suggests the "Henderson Challenge". Mickey and Danny are dropped naked in the middle of London and given six hours to grift as much money as possible.

Click here to watch an interview about the series.

Hustle: Series 1-3 DVD box set and Series 3 DVD are both available to buy NOW.

Thanks to Warner Bros, Digital Spy is giving TWO lucky readers the chance to walk away with a DVD box set each, while FOUR runners up will bag themselves a copy of Series 3 each.

To enter, simply fill in your name and email address below along with your answer the following question:

Marc Warren plays which character in the series?

a) Danny Blue
b) Danny Red
c) Danny Green

The winners will be chosen randomly and notified by email after the closing date of Friday, May 4, 2007 at midday. In accordance with our privacy policy, your information will not be used for any other purpose. This competition is open to residents of the United Kingdom only. Please also note that there may only be one entry per household.

Answer - Danny Blue