Principal cast
Warren Beatty, Faye Dunaway, Michael J. Pollard, Gene Hackman and Estelle Parsons
Film 27 of 498 on the Screen Path
Bonnie and Clyde
They’re young… they’re in love… and they kill people.
About the film
Bonnie and Clyde at a glance.
Screen Path places this 1967 film at stop 27 in one curated journey through cinema. The learning experience adds context before you watch and deeper analysis after.
In the 1930s, bored European-American waitress Bonnie Parker falls in love with a European-American ex-con named Clyde Barrow and together they start a violent crime spree through the country, stealing cars and robbing banks.
Key craft credits
Burnett Guffey (director of photography), Dede Allen (editor), Charles Strouse (original music composer) and Dean Tavoularis (art direction)
- Director
- Arthur Penn
- Release
- 1967-08-13
- Runtime
- 111 minutes
- Genres
- Crime and Drama
- Country
- United States
- Quiz
- 50 questions
The Screen Path journey
Before. After. Remember.
The featured film is watched outside Screen Path. The app provides the learning experience around it: a guide, an analysis, and a quiz with explanations.
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Before you watch
Start with a spoiler-free video guide to the context and filmmaking choices worth noticing.
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After the film
Return after watching for a deeper video analysis of craft, meaning, and legacy.
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Quiz yourself
Answer 50 questions with clear rationales designed to make the ideas stick.
50 questions in this journeyCitizen Kane is the complete public example: both learning videos and a five-question sample quiz are available below.
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Full cast
- Warren BeattyCharacter: Clyde Barrow
- Faye DunawayCharacter: Bonnie Parker
- Michael J. PollardCharacter: C. W. Moss
- Gene HackmanCharacter: Buck Barrow
- Estelle ParsonsCharacter: Blanche
- Denver PyleCharacter: Frank Hamer
- Dub TaylorCharacter: Ivan Moss
- Evans EvansCharacter: Velma Davis
- Gene WilderCharacter: Eugene Grizzard
- Mabel CavittCharacter: Bonnie's mother (uncredited)
- Patrick CranshawCharacter: Bank Teller (uncredited)
- Owen BushCharacter: Policeman (uncredited)
Full crew
Full crew
- Arthur PennCredits: Director
- Warren BeattyCredits: Producer
- Dean TavoularisCredits: Art Direction
- Raymond PaulCredits: Set Decoration
- Charles StrouseCredits: Original Music Composer
- Burnett GuffeyCredits: Director of Photography
- Dede AllenCredits: Editor
- Theadora Van RunkleCredits: Costume Design
- Robert TowneCredits: Additional Writing
- Dan WallinCredits: Sound Re-Recording Mixer, Scoring Mixer
- Bob HarrisCredits: Stunts
- Jack N. ReddishCredits: Assistant Director
- Harvey ParryCredits: Stunts
- Dale Van SickelCredits: Stunts
- Francis E. StahlCredits: Sound
- Roydon ClarkCredits: Stunts
- Bennie E. DobbinsCredits: Stunts
- Robert JirasCredits: Makeup Artist
- Danny LeeCredits: Special Effects
- Donald P. DesmondCredits: Driver
- Crayton SmithCredits: Script Supervisor
- Morgan FairchildCredits: Stand In
- Eddie HiceCredits: Stunts
- Clyde HowdyCredits: Stunts
- Russell SaundersCredits: Production Manager
- Lucky MosleyCredits: Stunts
- George SawayaCredits: Stand In
- Wayne FitzgeraldCredits: Title Designer
- Andy MatyasiCredits: Wardrobe Master
- Robert BentonCredits: Writer
- John DuttonCredits: Script Supervisor
- Elaine MicheaCredits: Producer's Assistant
- Gladys WittenCredits: Hairstylist
- David NewmanCredits: Writer
- Norma BrownCredits: Wardrobe Master
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