Director: Arthur Penn

Writers: David Newman; Robert Benton

Music Composed by: Charles Strouse

Producer: Warren Beatty

Keywords: Crime, Romantic Drama, Great Depression, Bank Robbery

Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow embark on a violent crime spree, become erratic lovers and meet their expected ending. Arthur Penn's masterpiece is extremely violent for 1967, and mixed with comedy in such a way that it broadened what was possible in future Hollywood films. Won Oscars for Best Actress and Best Cinematography; received nominations for Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actor and Actress, Best Supporting Actor (two), Best Screenplay and Best Costume Design. Entered 1992 into the National Film Registry.

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Name	Occupation	Birth	Death	Known for
Warren Beatty	Actor	30-Mar-1937		Dick Tracy
Faye Dunaway	Actor	14-Jan-1941		Network
Gene Hackman	Actor	30-Jan-1930		The Conversation
Estelle Parsons	Actor	20-Nov-1927		Character and TV actress
Michael J. Pollard	Actor	30-May-1939		Bonnie and Clyde
Denver Pyle	Actor	11-May-1920	25-Dec-1997	Jesse Duke on Dukes of Hazzard
Dub Taylor	Actor	26-Feb-1907	3-Oct-1994	Bonnie and Clyde
Gene Wilder	Actor	11-Jun-1933	28-Aug-2016	Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory

CAST

Warren Beatty	...   Clyde Barrow
Faye Dunaway	...   Bonnie Parker
Michael J. Pollard	...   C. W. Moss (gas attendant)
Gene Hackman	...   Buck Barrow (Clyde's brother)
Estelle Parsons	...   Blanche (Buck's wife)
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Denver Pyle	...   Frank Hamer (Texas Ranger)
Dub Taylor	...   Ivan Moss
Evans Evans	...   Velma Davis
Gene Wilder	...   Eugene Grizzard (mortician)

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