Antiques Rogue Show

TV drama documentaries are usually lacking in drama, but Antiques Rogue Show about Shaun Greenhalgh the Bolton faker didn’t need any drama. The story is incredible:

During the trial his barrister said: “Mr Greenhalgh discovered many years ago he has no style of his own. He had one outlook and that was his garden shed. What he can do is copy.

With a style of his own he could have been great. Maybe prison will instill art appreciation. More likely though, Shaun is passing on his forgery skills.

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