| Display title | The Way of the Gun |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The Way of the Gun is the first and, to date, only film directed by screenwriter Christopher McQuarrie, best known for his Oscar-winning script for The Usual Suspects. After several unsuccessful attempts to get films off the ground, McQuarrie ultimately caved to studio pressure and wrote another underworld film, this time attempting to subvert the genre by pointedly exploring the characters' lack of morality. The film centers on two criminal low-lifes who, having chosen to live off the grid, stumble upon a way to strike it big: kidnap the young surrogate mother (Juliette Lewis) of a Mafia accountant's child. |