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The Newton Brothers 20th Century fox

Roaring into the lives of Americans with sweeping changes, the 1920s marked the passing of an era. The horse- and-buggy had given way to a four-wheel, mechanized con- traption known as an automobile. The wild west was tamed, and the American frontier was bursting with new towns, shops, banks and schools. Corporate America now reigned supreme in a land which had once been characterized by heroic settlers pushing westward against incredible odds.

This new American dream of opportunity and prosperity had reached many of the nation’s citizens - bankers, lawyers, shopkeepers...even criminals. Take the Newton Boys for example. Living in Texas, a state which was still wild, rough, wide open and without rules or limitations, brothers Willis, Jess, Dock and Joe embraced this new technology - and this new American way of life - to take their fair share of the wealth they saw around them. The Newton brothers decided to turn to a career for which they seemed to have a natural affinity.

They became America’s most prolific bank robbers.

The Newton boys’ true-life exploits, crossing over into several states, captured the imagination of the public - and the attention of numerous law enforcement agents and insurance investigators. The brothers’ “crowning achievement,” the three million dollar heist of a federal mail train, was the biggest haul ever for such a robbery; it also led to their downfall.

The Newton Brothers stars Matthew McConaughey ( “A Time to Kill” ) as Willis Newton, Ethan Hawke (“Great Expectations’) as Jess Newton, Vincent S’Onofrio ( “Strange Days”) as Dock Newton and Skeet Ulrich (“Scream”) as Joe Newton. The film also stars Julianna M lies (“ER”) and Dwight Yoakam (“Sling Blade”). Richard 1 Linklater (“ Be- fore Sunrise”’) directs form a screenplay he wrote with Claude Stanush and Clark Lee Walker, based on a book by Stanush. The motion picture is also produced by Anne Walker-McBay.

This motion picture, due out on March 27th, is sure to be a crowd pleaser.

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