This film's opening alternates between still photographs and the credits, which initially appear in white text that turns blood red.
This film's opening alternates between still photographs and the credits, which initially appear in white text that turns blood red. Gene Wilder's big-screen debut was in this film as Eugene, who is kidnapped with his girlfriend Velma. This film popularized the banjo piece "Foggy Mountain Breakdown," which was used in some of its car chase scenes. One of this film's protagonists suggestively caresses the other's gun and dares him to "use it", which he does. Bosley Crowther's firing from The New York Times purportedly resulted from his repeated criticisms of this film's violence, including the climactic shootout in which the title characters are gunned down by the police. For 10 points, name this 1967 Arthur Penn film in which Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway play the title bank robbers.
This film's opening alternates between still photographs and the credits, which initially appear in white text that turns blood red.
Bonnie and Clyde