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Topic: Charlie Croker

	BrothersJudd.com - Review of Tom Wolfe's A Man In Full (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Charlie Croker is a 60 year old, good old boy, developer in Atlanta.
		Their paths all meet when Conrad is assigned to Charlie as a physical therapist after knee surgery and shares the tenets of Stoicism with him.
		And here, in the twilight of his career, it becomes obvious that the Conrad Hensleys and the human possibilities of a Charlie Croker are central to his vision of man.
	www.brothersjudd.com /index.cfm/fuseaction/reviews.detail/book_id/713/... (2533 words)

	_.-+~* Velvet Revolver *~+-._
		Here's the story of the movie: The plan was flawless...
		The only threat mastermind thief Charlie Croker (Wahlberg) never saw coming was a member of his own crew.
		Enter Stella (Theron), a beautiful nerves-of-steel safecracker, who joins Charlie and his former gang when they follow the backstabber to California, where they plan to re-steal the gold by tapping into Los Angeles' traffic control system, manipulating signals and creating one of the biggest traffic jams in LA history.
	vr.belowempty.com /encyclopedia_ijkl.php (1191 words)

	Italian Job, The (1969)
		Description: A group of professional thieves, led by career criminal Charlie Croker, plan on stealing $20 million in gold, by creating the largest traffic jam in Los Angeles' history.
		As the robbers snatch the gold, secured in a safe that they're stealing back from Croker's double-crossing ex-partner--who first stole it from Croker--their plan involves rigging all the city's stoplights.
		While everyone else, including the police, will be caught in traffic, they can get away in their souped-up BMW Mini Coopers, which are small enough to drive on sidewalks, and in the subway system--perfect to make a clean get away before the traffic jam clears.
	www.factmonster.com /movies/23708 (154 words)

	Outpost Gallifrey: Doctor Who News Archives
		In addition, the story was reported on the London radio station "XFM" this morning on the Christian O'Connell show.
		(Thanks to Paul Engelberg, Andrew Harvey, Chuck Foster, Charlie Croker)
		An article in today's Guardian (later reprinted in the Scotsman) picks up on some themes (and comments) from the interview with Christopher Eccleston in the latest DWM.
	www.gallifreyone.com /news-archives.php?id=4-2004 (8528 words)

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