B is for “Bonnie and Clyde.”
Directed by Arthur Penn, “Bonnie and Clyde” featured Faye Dunaway and Warren Beatty in the title roles. The 1967 crime caper film about real-life bank robbers Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow earned critical acclaim. Estelle Parsons won an Oscar for Best Supporting Actress.
“Bonnie and Clyde” included one of the most famous shoot-‘em-up scenes in American cinematic history.
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Does this classic movie clip offer you any bewildering, bustling or befitting ideas for your own blog post? Take a look, and see what concepts crop up!
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Hi there! I see you are doing well with the challenge!
ReplyDeleteThis is me, Duncan D. Horne, visiting you from the A-Z challenge, wishing you all the best throughout April and beyond.
Duncan In Kuantan
Love those old movies! Thanks for the flashback.
ReplyDeleteAnd it was a fairly violent movie for its time.
ReplyDeleteNice entry! I agree with Alex!
ReplyDeleteI have actually been to the site of the shoot-out where Bonnie & Clyde met their demise. I was passing by on the highway only 20-ish miles away in Louisiana and could not resist!
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I loved this movie. Have seen it at least a dozen times. Both actors gave great performances and the costumes were iconic.
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I haven't watched this film in ages. I've forgotten how awesome it really is. Thanks for reminding me! :)
ReplyDeleteSad to say I haven't seen this film but suppose it's time I check it out.
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure I've ever seen this film.It's one of those you think you've seen because it's so famous and has been around forever but I just don't think I ever did!
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