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Stream It Or Skip It: ‘Steal’ On Prime Video, A Thriller Where A Pension Fund Is Robbed Of Billions, And A Trader Is Caught In The Middle Of The Investigation

ZamPointBy ZamPointJanuary 21, 2026Updated:January 21, 2026No Comments5 Mins Read
Stream It Or Skip It: ‘Steal’ On Prime Video, A Thriller Where A Pension Fund Is Robbed Of Billions, And A Trader Is Caught In The Middle Of The Investigation
Photo: Ludovic Robert/Prime

In the brand new Prime Video thriller Steal, a midlevel worker at an funding agency is caught within the center after a large heist eliminated billions of kilos of cash from pension and different retirement funds. Is this going to be a kind of twisty thrillers that goes off the rails, or will it keep targeted?

STEAL: STREAM IT OR SKIP IT? 

Opening Shot: Scenes of London, and folks strolling to get to work.

The Gist: We alternate between the start of the day at Lochmill Captial, which is an funding agency that manages penchant and retirement funds, and a gaggle of mysterious individuals taking the Tube and strolling in the direction of the constructing Lochmill is in. Zara Dunne (Sophie Turner), a commerce processor at Lochmill, is within the lavatory coping with a hangover-induced bloody nostril, when she will get a name about Myrtle Clark (Eloise Thomas), an intern beginning that day. She brings Myrtle by the workplace and introduces her to Luke (Archie Madekwe) the lead commerce processor.

Just as they’re about to start out their day, the group that had been gathering within the constructing arrive on the twenty seventh ground and take out their weapons. Some of the gunmen go to the convention room the place the executives are assembly; the others, together with the ringleader, herd the cubicle dwellers into a special convention room. They smash one of many workplace employees within the face when he tells them that capturing a gun inside will appeal to an excessive amount of consideration.

The ringleader, London (Jonathan Slinger), is in search of commerce processors to assist put by six trades he has on a USB drive. The complete of the trades is a panoramic £4 billion, which is able to empty out the pension funds that so many common individuals counted on for his or her retirements. Luke places by the trades, however then the opposite group wants three execs to log out on them. There are different steps earlier than the cash will get deposited within the thieves’ account, and whereas Luke has a close to breakdown within the means of serving to, Zara easily handles telephone calls from bankers checking in on the unusually massive trades.

One of the employees indicators one other constructing, however the thieves find yourself leaving earlier than the police present up. DCI Rhys Covaci (Jacob Fortune-Lloyd), the senior investigative officer, approaches Zara for questioning as a result of she was one of many ones who interacted with the thieves probably the most.

Steal Photo: Ludovic Robert/Prime

What Shows Will It Remind You Of? Created by Sotiris Nikias, Steal is paying homage to different intense British thrillers like Hijack.

Our Take: By the tip of the primary episode of Steal, you get the sensation that the mostly-anonymous thieves, who simply dedicated the most important armed theft in UK historical past, had some assist. Not solely will we hear Zara overhear a few of her coworkers speculate about it whereas she’s coping with one other nosebleed within the lavatory, nevertheless it simply appeared like London, the ringleader, knew far an excessive amount of in regards to the commerce course of to not have gotten some inside info.

Also, we see Zara begin to smile as she overhears her coworkers speak about an “inside man.” It’s fairly apparent that she’s concerned, although we don’t know to what extent and the way she’ll be caught within the center as Rhys and different regulation enforcement begins investigating.

While the primary episode was appropriately tense, shortly chopping between scenes to amp up the strain, the meat of this thriller goes to return as Zara, Rhys and doubtless Luke get in deeper with whomever ordered such a large theft from individuals who can ailing afford the cash disappearing. And, given the “this season on” montage we noticed on the finish of the episode, Rhys has some problems with his personal that he’s going to must cope with as he investigates the case.

Steal Photo: Ludovic Robert/Prime

Performance Worth Watching: Sophie Turner’s Zara strikes a superb stability between what she is aware of in regards to the heist and what she doesn’t know that may find yourself killing her.

Sex And Skin: None.

Parting Shot: Zara smiles in a rest room stall whereas overhearing her coworkers speculate on whether or not the thieves had an inside man.

Sleeper Star: We don’t know a heck of so much about among the different individuals on the agency, however Harry Michell as Milo Carter-Walsh, is extra concerned within the story by some means.

Most Pilot-y Line: We spent a variety of the primary episode questioning why all of the thieves seemed so unusual. We lastly found out that they have been utilizing prosthetics to cover their identities, quite than put on cumbersome masks.

Our Call: STREAM IT. Will the six episodes of Steal be stuffed with tension-filled twists and turns or simply spiral out into silliness? We’re definitely sufficient within the story after the primary episode to seek out out, however provided that the working time is barely about 5 or so hours, we’re hoping issues will keep tight and tense.

Joel Keller (@joelkeller) writes about meals, leisure, parenting and tech, however he doesn’t child himself: he’s a TV junkie. His writing has appeared within the New York Times, Slate, Salon, RollingStone.com, VanityFair.com, Fast Company and elsewhere.

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