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Bonnie and Clyde (1967)
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Release Date:
13 August 1967 (USA)
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Tagline:
"The strangest damned gang you ever heard of. They're young. They're in love. They rob banks." more
Plot:
A somewhat romantized account of the career of the notoriously violent bank robbing couple and their gang. full summary | full synopsis
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Violence
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Robbery
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Crime Spree
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Bonnie And Clyde
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Texas
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Awards:
Won 2 Oscars.
Another 18 wins
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22 nominations
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(42 articles)
Scam artist plot for 'Emmerdale' pair
(From digitalspy. 14 December 2009, 4:00 AM, PST)
Films at Canadian Artists ’68: Art Gallery of Ontario
(From The Auteurs. 7 December 2009, 7:42 AM, PST)
(From digitalspy. 14 December 2009, 4:00 AM, PST)
Films at Canadian Artists ’68: Art Gallery of Ontario
(From The Auteurs. 7 December 2009, 7:42 AM, PST)
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1967's best movie.
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Cast
(Complete credited cast)| Warren Beatty | ... | Clyde Barrow | |
| Faye Dunaway | ... | Bonnie Parker | |
| Michael J. Pollard | ... | C.W. Moss | |
| Gene Hackman | ... | Buck Barrow | |
| Estelle Parsons | ... | Blanche | |
| Denver Pyle | ... | Frank Hamer | |
| Dub Taylor | ... | Ivan Moss | |
| Evans Evans | ... | Velma Davis | |
| Gene Wilder | ... | Eugene Grizzard |
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Rated R for violence.
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112 min
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Color (Technicolor)
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1.85 : 1 more
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Certification:
Canada:A (Nova Scotia) (original rating) |
Brazil:14 |
Norway:16 (1968) (cut) |
Norway:(Banned) (1967 - 1968) |
West Germany:16 (re-rating) |
West Germany:18 (original rating) |
USA:Approved (certificate #21395) (original rating) |
USA:M (re-rating) (1969) |
USA:R (re-rating) (2007) |
Canada:14A (Manitoba) (re-rating) (2008) |
Canada:AA (Ontario) |
Canada:PG (Manitoba) (original rating) |
UK:15 (re-rating: 2008) |
New Zealand:M |
Canada:14A (Nova Scotia) (re-rating) (2008) |
Argentina:13 |
Australia:M |
Canada:13+ (Quebec) |
Finland:K-16 |
Ireland:18 |
Italy:VM18 |
Norway:15 (re-rating) |
Portugal:M/16 |
Singapore:PG |
Sweden:15 |
UK:18 (video rating) |
UK:X (original rating) |
Iceland:16
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Continuity: After he calls Bonnie to follow him, Clyde turns and goes to the car. Then she calls him and points to him with her left hand, keeping her right arm by her side. The next shot shows her with her right hand touching her own shoulder.
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Quotes:
Clyde Barrow:
[Bonnie can't stop laughing after Clyde held up a failed bank and left empty-handed] We got a dollar ninety-eight, and you're laughing!
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Movie Connections:
Referenced in We Rob Banks (2009) (TV)
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Soundtrack:
I Love to Spend Each Sunday with You
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"Bonnie and Clyde" is, what I would consider to be, the movie that let loose violence in cinema. Artur Penn's based on a true story classic of violence, sexuality, and crime, was excellent thirty-two years ago when it first came out, is excellent today, and will be excellent for decades to come. Plus, it is one of those rare movies that are at the same time a landmark for cinema history as well as a true classic for more than just its landmark aspect. This movie earned five nominations only for acting and won best supporting-actress for Estelle Parsons.
One morning, as she wakes up, Bonnie Parker (Faye Dunaway) notices that a man is trying to subtly break into her car. She quickly dresses up and runs down. The man looks up at her embarrassed and we are than revealed Clyde Barrow (Warren Beatty). The two of them go for a walk down the road but when Clyde tells Bonnie that he is a robber, she doesn't believe him. So, he decides to prove to her that he isn't lying and robs a small grocery shop right away. As soon as he exits the store, he shows Bonnie the money and they escape in a car that they steal. And so begins an adventure they will never forget.
Along their way, they pick up a young boy who works at a gas station who is called C.W. (Michael J. Pollard). They begin doing more and more robberies until Clyde is finally forced to kill someone. Later on in their trip, Clyde's brother (Gene Hackman) and his wife Blanche (Estelle Parsons) catch up with Clyde, C.W., and Bonnie and they continue committing crimes such as robberies and even sometimes murders but usually in cases of self-defense.
"Bonnie and Clyde" is beautifully acted and expertly directed. After "Bonnie and Clyde", Arthur Penn directed some other good movies such as "Little big man" but as good as they were all, none ever equalled "Bonnie and Clyde". If you haven't seen it yet, you should put it first on your "Next movies to watch" list.