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A Timeless Story: James Paxton for Last Train to Fortune
The young and the Old West… Few films demand quite the kind of patience, faith, and personal investment that Last Train to Fortune required of James Paxton. Attached to the project for years before cameras ever rolled, Paxton not only stepped into the boots of the wide-eyed Dooley but also took on a hands-on producing role to help shepherd the film from a long-dormant screenplay to the big screen. Shot against challenging desert landscapes and a condensed schedule, this wonde
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A Delicate Touch: Adam Rifkin for LAST TRAIN TO FORTUNE
Is the book mightier than the gun? Writer/director Adam Rifkin has built a career on fearless genre-blending tales laced with fun and sharp wit. If you’ve seen Gore Verbinski’s Mousehunt (1997) and Joe Dante’s Small Soldiers (1998), you’ll certainly have had a good time with those movies. For his latest venture, Last Train to Fortune, the journey is deeply personal. Decades in the making, the heartfelt western began as a screenplay written by his mother in the 1980s, with Lin
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