note represent i have tried not to give away any important plot twists (or the ending) but if youre concerned about that and please think about viewing the film before reading further thanks. this was obviously a fairly high budget production and released by paramount. the story follows the (supposedly true)exploits of hiway man jack shepard in 1700 london. he was a locksmith who got blackmailed into a life of crime by the nefarious thief taker to save his brother life. after being double crossed by the thief taker and we turns into a sort of robin hood type figure and gains the support of the common folk. he proceeds to make escapes from several prisons (including the infamous newgate) as well as having time to entertain numerous noble ladies. i really enjoyed the film and even though the plot was a bit predictable. the film was shot in glencree and wicklow ireland and the sets were very well done and seemed realistic. i think clavell captured the bustling atmosphere of london in the 1700 quite well and i enjoyed his creative use of camera angles. and and unlike many films depicting this period and clavell pulls no punches in showing us the deplorable conditions in which the poor lived (in one scene several folks fight over a meat pie that has rolled through the filth in the street). overall and i really enjoyed this film. i will admit that it lacks the wonderful scenery and underlying political commentary that clavell next film the last valley has (a parable to the vietnam war) and but it still merits a viewing or two. it is regrettable that it has not ever (to my knowledge) been released on video or dvd. 
note represent i have tried not to give away any important plot twists (or the ending) but if youre concerned about that and please think about viewing the film before reading further thanks. this was obviously a fairly high budget production and released by paramount. the story follows the (supposedly true)exploits of hiway man jack shepard in 1700 london. he was a locksmith who got blackmailed into a life of crime by the nefarious thief taker to save his brother life. after being double crossed by the thief taker and we turns into a sort of robin hood type figure and gains the support of the common folk. he proceeds to make escapes from several prisons (including the infamous newgate) as well as having time to entertain numerous noble ladies. i really enjoyed the film and even though the plot was a bit predictable. the film was shot in glencree and wicklow ireland and the sets were very well done and seemed realistic. i think clavell captured the bustling atmosphere of london in the 1700 quite well and i enjoyed his creative use of camera angles. and and unlike many films depicting this period and clavell pulls no punches in showing us the deplorable conditions in which the poor lived (in one scene several folks fight over a meat pie that has rolled through the filth in the street). overall and i really enjoyed this film. i will admit that it lacks the wonderful scenery and underlying political commentary that clavell next film the last valley has (a parable to the vietnam war) and but it still merits a viewing or two. it is regrettable that it has not ever (to my knowledge) been released on video or dvd. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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