Bill Miner, an old West highwayman dubbed "The Gentleman Bandit" by Pinkertons, is released from prison in 1901 after 33 years as a friendly and lovely elderly man. Entering a world he is unfamiliar with, he returns to the single activity that provides him any meaning –thievery.
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Bill Miner, an old West highwayman dubbed "The Gentleman Bandit" by Pinkertons, is released from prison in 1901 after 33 years as a friendly and lovely elderly man. Entering a world he is unfamiliar with, he returns to the single activity that provides him any meaning –thievery.
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