Gentleman Charlie Kray.

[@John19349]

Let's face it the krays did what they did but more corrupt police and government people did a lot worse.

[@markhattley2032]

By all accounts Charlie was a very kind man.

[@The.panthera.]

Live in the jungle youll behave like youre in the jungle. Very true quote from Charlie

[@richardbarnes9342]

Very nice fella Charlie was decent likeable man R I P. CHARLIE KRAY

[@Jay-pg6og]

That’s why the east end was proper,the people that lived in it. Look at it now

[@jimmorrison2657]

Look at it now? Yeah, I was there a few weeks ago. It seemed fine. If you mean it's overrun by gangs, that's how it was in the sixties. They just don't wear suits now.

[@Jay-pg6og]

Yes there were gangs for sure,I was in one we all were. If you didn’t grow up in east end then you will not have a clue and will never comprehend it

[@MichaelJay-rr2vz]

Its like Kabul more like , i should know as lived here for over 45 years ​@@jimmorrison2657

[@MichaelJay-rr2vz]

@@jimmorrison2657 Its like Kabul more like

[@jimmorrison2657]

​@@Jay-pg6ogThere are plenty of big cities with gangs in them mate. There's nowt to understand

[@Jamiereid6166]

My mother met Charlie in Perth prison 1982, she was visiting me and he was up visiting,, said he was a gentleman

[@JamesFaulds-g3g]

Gangland London was exactly that but kept amonst gangsters.

[@TonyDonnelly64]

Very good, interesting stuff ! Thanks 👍

[@Jay-y8x1l]

rip charlie /got fitted up

[@howardelder4411]

That was brilliant cheers 🙏🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@JamesFaulds-g3g]

Charlie did ten years in prison for a crime he did not commit. If he was inclined he could have told the truth and gave evidence at the Old Baily that would have his name but no for he would not drop his bros in it. Normal if you're a proper brother.

[@Theimperialone-o2g]

He looks like reggie

[@johndean4765]

Charlie Kray was a real gentleman,the police that set him up should be ashamed as like the previous time he served a long sentence he was innocent. So the poor guy had so much time spent in prison for no reason.

[@ynysvon]

I heard that Sony Liston said that Ronnie Kray was the only man he ever met that he felt intimidated by.

[@markmcnally2044]

😂😂😂

[@Sidneyyoungblood75]

Not quite. He said the only time in his life that he was scared was when he was being driven by Ronnie Kray

[@markmcnally2044]

@@Sidneyyoungblood75 could Ronnie Kray drive?

[@ynysvon]

@Sidneyyoungblood75 Thanks for the correction. I knew that there was a story about Liston being scared in the presence of Ron Kray. I did not realise it was over a driving issue. I obviously got my wires mixed up.

[@MaxineMee]

When I was a child in the early 70s we lived next door to his partner Diane's parents, when they were up visiting I would fetch Charlie's cigarettes from the shop for him he'd always give me money for getting them for him .

[@kevintrace5396]

Charlie was a gentleman lovely fella

[@paulyd101]

Me and my pals used to often see Charlie Kray down St George's Walk in Croydon during the 90s. I think he had something to do with the Blue Orchid nightclub.

[@MisterGlasgow]

The interviewer should have been put in his place/ bit arrogant …

[@wewastheacidhousechildren]

Scripted questions by the producers mate.

[@David-h4z2s]

Well spoken interesting man

[@martyc4599]

The irony is he died in Jail.

[@s-1320]

Never heard of Gary Kray before

[@mrdog2019]

Sadly he never had two Bob to his name most of his life, got set up and sucked in when he saw easy money, as nice of a guy that he was, he should of had more awareness/sense about him, especially after being stitched up previously.

[@Al-iv3mb]

Now clearly I have no personal knowledge but all sources I've heard and read say the same thing: Charlie Kray had little or nothing to do with the "Firm". It seems almost as if the 'authorities' (whoever they are) decided that the name Kray was enough to be relentlessly harassed. As for the twins,they were bad men and deservedly were sent down but, and there is a but, those sentences seemed disproportionate in the time served. I suppose "they" had to be seen to make an example of organised crime. Not surprisingly it failed.

[@sajaad3843]

TheKrays never got a fair shout I’ve seen the documentaries read the books The judge was harsh when he came out the sentences and still wouldn’t let them out after 30 years. Last file people saying that the EastEnders better than is now I agree went there for a few weeks back. It’s an absolute shit hole went to the blind beggar for a few drinks.

[@jamesmain8395]

Did you see jack the hat behind Charlie in the pitcher

[@wewastheacidhousechildren]

What part as in time code is that mate???

[@justonsullivan3807]

R.I.P TO ALL THE KRAYS. GONE BUT DEFINITELY NOT FORGOTTEN. 🙏🇺🇸🗽🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🙏

[@RoyGraves-l6m]

Not for his charm and the way he was the the respect he had and not one person gangster to every day person he was forgot about

[@jimmorrison2657]

Mate, your comment makes no sense at all 🤣

[@PeteRed-ig3fp]

​@@jimmorrison2657Not for the eastend Easter eggs respect on the cobbles charm biscuits cup of tea

[@TomTremayne]

I think the brother Gary joined the Hare Krishna's & went quite high up in the organisation's London temples?

[@davidvarey5072]

Charles was the real kray gangster if he said jump the other said how high

[@richardbaker3000]

Nipper Read always thought he was running a lot of stuff.

[@davidvarey5072]

@ I was in an open jail a few years back with a guy that was just finishing at 50 year sentence and had photos of himself with Ronnie Cray Reggie Cray Charlie Cray Franky Frasier the Richardsons John McVicar a few of them and he said the only thing the Brother said if they’re all the Brother shouted jump was how high he also said that there was tough guys and that the Richardsons was gangsters and all the other kray was a gangster there was he’s enforces also tell us a story about how they murdered is it Ronnie‘s wife? It was common knowledge inside.