‘The 15:17 to Paris’ turns a headline grabbing true story into a lackluster Hollywood movie

In 1921, Louis Sonney, having single-handedly captured bandit Roy Gardner, "the most hunted man in Pacific Coast history," played himself in a film called “Crime Doesn’t Pay” and toured the nation with it on the Pantages vaudeville circuit.

In 1955, Congressional Medal of Honor winner Audie Murphy,…