Britain's most notorious prisoner Charles Bronson lifts the lid on five decades spent behind bars in a series of recordings which detail A-lister meetings, sex fantasies, footballing exploits and, of course, violence.
In one of the most extraordinary accounts, Bronson - currently bidding to win his freedom following a public parole board hearing - discusses face-to-face conversations with A-lister Tom Hardy, claiming he taunted him as he felt he was too thin to play him in the movie about his life.
The meetings took place at HMP Wakefield Prison in the lead-up to Hardy playing him in the 2009 movie – with Bronson chatting to the Hollywood star from inside a cage.
