Sophie Turner (Game of Thrones, Joan) and Archie Madekwe (Saltburn, Gran Turismo) star as best friends Zara and Luke, whose day at a pension fund investment company starts out like any other. That is, until armed robbers enter the building and siphon off an astonishing amount of money – with Zara and Luke forced to carry out their demands.
"A lot of financial services companies in the City – a lot of money moves through those desktop computers and gets routed all around the world," he explained. "And it was just the idea of: there's a lot more money in those offices than there is in the average high street bank… and absolutely zero security."
That lived experience, Nikitas hoped, brought a level of authenticity rarely seen in the genre.
"It is completely how it would happen in real life," he said. "I previously worked at that company, and when I was writing the scripts it was very much exactly the procedure you would go through to effect the transfer of money. So fingers crossed – hopefully – it's very authentic."
DCI Rhys (Jacob Fortune-Lloyd) is determined to uncover the truth. But as a recently relapsed gambling addict, Rhys must keep his own money problems in check while navigating the secret agendas and competing interests at the heart of this far-reaching crime.
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Executive producer Greg Brenman hopes Steal will spark debate. "Hopefully it will provoke a lot of conversation," he said, while Nikitas wants the series to leave viewers with "some food for thought."
"Something to mull over in the days after they’ve watched it," he added. "When they come back to it, there's another angle they can think about."
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