Charles bronson prisoner

The armed robber's life - so much of which has been spent in solitary confinement - so fascinates the country that he has even been the subject of a film. But you know that. Here are 10 other facts you may not know

After 34 years behind bars, the man labelled Britain's most dangerous inmate claims to be a reformed character. In an exclusive interview, Robert Verkaik comes face to face with the sinister, defiant – and charming – Charles Bronson

Charles Bronson, 65, was upset he was unable to see his wife Paula, 37, and give her a card on the most romantic day of the year so he started a 'rumble' with guards at his Durham jail.

Charles Bronson (born Michael Gordon Peterson) - [Britain's most violent prisoner]; he's been in prison for about 40 years, well over 30 in solitary confinement; has been moved 120 times throughout Her Majesty's Prison Service

Notorious criminal Charles Bronson, known as Britain's most violent prisoner, has sent Leah Washington, 17, a 'get well card' after she lost her leg in the Smiler crash at Alton Towers in June.

Charles Bronson, 64, who has a reputation as one of the most violent prisoners in Britain, asked soap actress girlfriend Paula Williamson to marry him when she visited him at HMP Wakefield.

Famous prisoner Charles Bronson remains a unique and somewhat mysterious figure in fitness history. Aside from his crimes, which were many, Bronson was known for his aggressive attitude, intimidating appearance, and almost superhuman strength. #bronson #charlesbronson #charlesbronsonworkout #prisonworkout