Forrest Tucker was an American bank robber and escape artist, known for his daring heists and numerous prison escapes. Born on February 22, 1920, in Austin, Texas, he became infamous for his ability to evade law enforcement, often using charm and wit to carry out his crimes. Tucker's life of crime spanned several decades, during which he was arrested multiple times but managed to escape from custody on several occasions. In addition to his criminal activities, Tucker's story gained further attention through the 2018 film The Old Man & the Gun, which was inspired by his life. The film portrayed him as a charismatic figure, highlighting his adventures and the thrill of his escapades. Tucker's life ended on October 4, 2004, but his legacy as a notorious figure in American crime history remains.