The Highwaymen
In 1934, Frank Hamer and Manny Gault, two former Texas Rangers, are commissioned to put an end to the wave of vicious crimes perpetrated by Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow, a notorious duo of infamous robbers and cold-blooded killers who nevertheless are worshiped by the public.
John Fusco
John Lee Hancock
Casts & Crew
Kevin Costner
Woody Harrelson
Kathy Bates
John Carroll Lynch
Thomas Mann
Dean Denton
Kim Dickens
William Sadler
W. Earl Brown
David Furr
Jason Davis
Josh Caras
David Born
Brian F. Durkin
Kaley Wheless
Alex Elder
Emily Brobst
Edward Bossert
Jake Dashnaw
Jane McNeill
Karson Kern
Jesse C. Boyd
Kevin Sangston
Robert Bryan Davis
Luray Cooper
Johnny McPhail
Silas Cooper
Jeff Pope
Arvin Combs
Joe Knezevich
Billy Slaughter
Brandon O'Dell
Dean J. West
Don Stallings
David Dwyer
Steve Vernon
Carter Maharrey
Justin Smith
Cullen Moss
Alan Wells
Josh Ventura
Michael Draper
Timothy T. McKinney
Luke Loveless
Allen Lopez
Ian Pitre
Billy 4 Johnston
Izzy Gaspersz
Savanna Renee
Mitch Eakins
Matthew Paul Martinez
Todd Barnett
Troy Anthony Hogan
Taj Marqui Paul
Russell L. Welch III
Nicolas J. Lefebvre
Stephen L. Kelly
Donald Robert Mohr
Robert E. Streeck
Brad Napp
Sophia Silver
Makani Ravello
Samantha Hunter Ogan
Leigh Anne Tuohy
Collins Tuohy
Teddy Orr
Lynden Orr
Mikey Kelley
Skip Stellrecht
Jon Briddell
David Zyler
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