They're the Forty Elephants, a real gang led by the charismatic Mary Carr (Erin Doherty), who pilfer the prized possessions of the upper classes by the pocketful.

The Forty Elephants are one of the most interesting parts of A Thousand Blows, and they're surprisingly faithful to the real life female gang.

The all-female Forty Elephants lived by their own shoplifting and pickpocketing code – now a new series from the creator of Peaky Blinders tells the true story of the gang.

She and other members of the Forty Elephants were arrested with Diamond imprisoned for 18 months, with the gang’s operations far smaller after her release.

A Thousand Blows brings to life real-life characters that walked the dirty East End streets more than 100 years ago.

A Thousand Blows has taken Disney+ by storm with viewers eager to learn more about the real-life Forty Elephants gang that partly inspired the Peaky Blinders creator's latest series.

The Forty Elephants’ organized crime, led by women, is an extraordinary story—one that is now being dramatized in A Thousand Blows, which airs on Disney+.

A Thousand Blows and the criminal girl gang that terrorised 1920s London As shown in the Stephen Graham boxing drama, the Forty Elephants shoplifted from Harrods, blackmailed MPs – and died ...

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“Peaky Blinders” creator Steven Knight has a new historical drama, “A Thousand Blows,” that focuses on a real-life female-led gang called the Forty Elephants.

Meet the Forty Elephants gang in brand new look at Steven Knight's A Thousand Blows The 6-episode season premieres February 21 on Hulu.