Old West highwayman Bill Miner, known to Pinkertons as "The Gentleman Bandit," is released in 1901 after 33 years in prison. A genial and charming old man, he re-enters a world unfamiliar to him, and returns to the only thing that gives him purpose — robbery.
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Richard Farnsworth | Miner |
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Jackie Burroughs | Kate |
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Ken Pogue | Jack Budd |
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Wayne Robson | Shorty |
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Timothy Webber | Fernie |
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Gary Reineke | Detective Seavey |
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David Petersen | Louis Colquhoun |
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Don MacKay | Al Sims |
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Samantha Langevin | Jenny |
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Tom Heaton | Tom |
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Jim McLarty | Accomplice |
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George Dawson | Accomplice |
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Ray Michal | Gunsmith |
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Stephen E. Miller | Danny Young |
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David L. Crowley | Oregon Train Crew - Engineer |
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David McCulley | Oregon Train Crew - Fireman |
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Gary Chalk | Oregon Train Crew - Mail Clerk |
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Jack Leaf | Shopkeeper |
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Isaac Hislop | Town Boy |
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Sean Sullivan | Newspaper Editor |
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Bill Murdoch | Mission Train Crew - Engineer |
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Jack Ackroyd | Mission Train Crew - Fireman |
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Nicholas Rice | Mission Train Crew - Mail Clerk |
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Frank C. Turner | Hotel Clerk |
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Bill Meilen | Ducks Train Crew - Engineer |
| Director | Phillip Borsos |
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| Writer | John Hunter | |
| Producer | John Board, Phillip Borsos, David Brady, Barry Healey, Peter O'Brian | |
| Musician | Michael Conway Baker | |
| Photography | Frank Tidy | |
| Nr Discs | 1 |
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