CLEAN : Masterminds brings botched Hillbilly Heist to cinema

The transcript discusses the largest cash heist in U.S. history, highlighting the absurd decisions made by the perpetrators afterward. It emphasizes the importance of casting funny people to bring the story to life while maintaining a tight script. Personal reflections on the heist and making a movie about it are shared, portraying the main character as a genuine soul seeking adventure. The transcript concludes with a discussion on how post-9/11 security measures would prevent such a heist today.

What was the main reason the heist seemed unbelievable?

• The amount of money stolen was too small.

• The heist was executed flawlessly.

• The heist was never actually completed.

• The decisions made after the heist were absurd.

Why was a tight script important for the movie about the heist?

• To allow for more improvisation.

• To maintain the humor and integrity of the story.

• To reduce production costs.

• To ensure the film was completed on time.

What did the heist member consider one of the best things that happened to him?

• Writing a book about the heist.

• Escaping to Mexico.

• Stealing the money.

• Getting caught by the police.

How did the heist member manage to carry a large amount of cash?

• In a bank account.

• In his underwear and cowboy boots.

• In his car.

• In a suitcase.

What would have made the heist impossible in a post-9/11 world?

• More advanced technology.

• Increased public awareness.

• Better police training.

• Stricter airport security.