Crime pays? Not so fast.
Depending on the creative team's approach, it'll either be Tragic Romantic Story of a rebel who couldn't live by society's stifling rules, and was thus forced to steal airplanes and burgle houses to fully realize his potential, or it'll be a straight story that still gets your sympathies, like Mann's movie about Dillinger. Either way, he won't be at the premiere; he faces at least a decade in jail. Given the fact that he's been a criminal since he started a housebreaking career at the age of 10, it's a start. Although I'm sure his mother is outraged he's doing any time at all. From a Time magazine piece:
Lovely people. He has a Facebook fan page, too. And his very own ballad!
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