Step beyond the familiar stories in our history, and production becomes even more of a crusade than the usual disciplines of telefeatures. Somehow, Nial Fulton became addicted to true stories, and his joy comes through our discussion of The Outlaw Michael Howe.
“Carlisle received a ball in the groin and three slugs in the breast, of which wounds he died within an hour; Mr. Jemott was badly wounded by a ball passing through the thick part of the thigh, in which part Triffit was also wounded, and Murphy in the abdomen. O’Birne received a Ball in the cheek which perforated the Tongue and lodged in the neck, causing his death in a few days.”
