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Adapted from a true story (in 1980, the autobiographical novel "Catch Me If You Can" written by Abagnale "The True Legend of the Most Extraordinary Liar" became the best-selling book on the market at that time, and the rights to film adaptations were bought by 16-year-old Frank William Abagnale (( Leonardo DiCaprio (played by Leonardo DiCaprio) has a happy family. His father is a business elite and has received the Medal of Honor from the mayor and enjoys a good reputation. His mother is bright and kind. An enviable life. Not long after, Frank's father's store was investigated by the government for tax evasion, and his good material life plummeted. Frank's father tried to get a loan from the bank to make a comeback, but was repeatedly rejected. His mother finally had an affair. When Frank's father was divorced, he decided to run away from home. When Frank used the fake checks he made to cash in various banks and was rejected, Frank found that the pilot was a respected person and enjoyed many benefits, so he pretended to be a reporter. Pan Am interviewed airline executives to learn all the details about Pan Am and its pilots, and began to use his talent for fraud. Frank pretended to be a Pan Am co-pilot and traveled around the 50 states of the United States and more than 20 countries including France. , forged bank checks from airline pilots to defraud bank funds, and learned more details about bank check production (such as bank check encoding production) from a Miami Mutual Bank employee and even used fake checks to pay for sex. The FBI later discovered. Someone began to hunt him (he lied about being an intelligence agent to deceive Kyle who was chasing him) and the newspapers called him an "air bandit". Later, he forged documents and turned into a doctor, studying in Louisiana for two weeks. He relied on his true abilities to become a lawyer and became a prosecutor, instead of committing fraud again. He got engaged to a nurse he met in the hospital, but at the engagement party he discovered that the FBI agents who were chasing him planned to run away with his fiancée. But he was betrayed by his fiancée in the end. Later, the checks made by Frank could be fake, and it was difficult for banks and airlines to find out that they were fake. In a few years, Frank committed more than 4 million US dollars in fraud.

Later, Carl. In a cafe, he accidentally encountered a very young waiter. The pseudonym Frank used was from the comic book The Flash. Finally, he concluded that the person who used the fake check to defraud was a child, and investigated the relationship between the runaway children in New York and Frank's mother. That found Frank's photo. Therefore, FBI agent Carl (played by Tom Hanks) was ordered to hunt down Frank, but was deceived by Frank several times and failed to arrest him (for example, Frank returned to his old career and went to school to recruit as a Pan Am pilot). (These beautiful female college students served as flight attendant interns to help him escape from Miami.) Carl later investigated Frank's family situation, and the two started a cat and mouse game. Gradually, a father-son relationship developed between the soldier and the thief. With the friendship and tacit understanding, Carl finally captured Frank in a remote town in France. But the French police, who had been exhausted, were furious and tortured Frank in prison. Carl fought to extradite Frank back to the United States. Frank was sentenced to serve 12 years in prison. At this time, Frank's father had died unexpectedly, and his mother had remarried long ago and had a new child and family. After being imprisoned, Carl often came to visit. Once, Frank used his knowledge to help Carl solve bank fraud. Carl found that Frank's talent and experience in check defense were unmatched by others. Carl began to hope that he could use this to fight for Frank. to a better life. Five years later, thanks to Carl's advice and efforts, Frank was able to regain his personal freedom, on the condition that he could solve difficult fraud cases as a technical consultant for the FBI and serve his sentence. But Frank couldn't bear the eyes and boring life of the detectives in the same office, and Carl, who had successfully hunted Frank, also had his own life.

Frank found that the focus of Carl's life was no longer on himself, and that his attention to himself had also dropped significantly. Frank was frustrated and wanted to repeat his old tricks and flee abroad, even though he knew that he might be sentenced to death by foreign laws for this. . Carl gave Frank his final trust and retention, and Frank did not let Carl down and returned to the FBI. Frank married at the age of 26, had three sons, and lived a quiet life in the American Midwest.

Since Frank was released from prison in 1974, he has assisted the FBI in catching many of the world's most difficult to crack check counterfeiters and counterfeiters, and is known as the most famous bank fraud and counterfeiter. One of the authorities. Frank also designed new secure checks that are used every day by Fortune 500 companies and consortiums. In return, the companies paid him millions of dollars a year. Frank and Carl have always been the closest of friends.