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A Bullet for Pretty Boy (1970)
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15 July 1970 (USA) moreTagline:
Defacing Public Property Is Against The Law... but so is Bank Robbing, Murder and the kind of Women Charlie Floyd loved. morePlot:
The movie tells the biography of the gangster Charles "Pretty Boy" Floyd who started his career young... more | add synopsisPlot Keywords:
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Barmy and Clod, AIP style moreCast
(Cast overview, first billed only)| Fabian | ... | Charles Arthur 'Pretty Boy' Floyd (as Fabian Forte) | |
| Jocelyn Lane | ... | Betty | |
| Astrid Warner | ... | Ruby | |
| Adam Roarke | ... | 'Preacher' | |
| Michael Haynes | ... | Ned Short | |
| Robert Glenn | ... | Hossler | |
| Annabelle Weenick | ... | Beryl (as Anne MacAdams) | |
| Camilla Carr | ... | Helen | |
| Jeff Alexander | ... | Wallace | |
| Desmond Dhooge | ... | Harvey | |
| Bill Thurman | ... | Huddy | |
| Hugh Feagin | ... | Jack Dowler | |
| Jessie Lee Fulton | ... | Mrs. Floyd | |
| James N. Harrell | ... | Mr. Sam Floyd (as James Harrell) | |
| Gene Ross | ... | William |
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The movie received a wide release (308 theatres) on 15 July 1970 which was rare for AIP at the time. The New York release in November was typical of AIP at that time - NYC was nearly always one of the last stops for its pix. moreGoofs:
Factual errors: In the film, Floyd gets his nickname when he is in a brothel. This is false. In reality, after one of his bank robberies, a payroll master described Floyd as "a mere boy - a pretty boy with apple cheeks." moreFAQ
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Sorry, I mean Bonnie and Clyde get a re run at American International Pictures. I saw this in first release at our wonderful Sydney Capitol Theatre, home of the changed-weekly drive in double feature except this was a glorious 2500 seat plaster picture palace. A BULLET FOR PRETTY BOY + ERIK THE CONQUEROR was the 70c double feature in 1971 and I was there, with lollies and still had change from $2. Handsome pop dude Fabian made a passable Floyd mainly because he was pretty in his Matt Lattanzi way. The only reason this film was made was because of BONNIE AND CLYDE and AIP was always keen to cash in on a fad. Also they probably had access to the props and cars from BOXCAR BERTHA and BLOODY MAMA made the previous year. I miss the days of AIP, they always made trash and treasure and always entertaining. BULLET FOR PRETTY BOY was exactly like a B grade version of BONNIE AND CLYDE, banjo music and all.