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In Depression-era America, small-time crook Clyde Barrow and his unlikely partner Bonnie Parker, a restless small-town girl, embark on a life of crime that spirals from petty theft to brazen bank robbery. As their gang's dynamics unravel amidst tensions between loyalty and infidelity, the outlaw couple must confront the consequences of their lawless lifestyle.

In Depression-era America, small-time crook Clyde Barrow and his unlikely partner Bonnie Parker, a restless small-town girl, embark on a life of crime that spirals from petty theft to brazen bank robbery. As their gang's dynamics unravel amidst tensions between loyalty and infidelity, the outlaw couple must confront the consequences of their lawless lifestyle.

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86

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7.8

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Rotten Tomatoes
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91%

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88%

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IMDb

7.7 /10

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40th Academy Awards 1968

Warren Beatty
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Actor

Warren Beatty
Gene Hackman
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Actor in a Supporting Role

Gene Hackman
Michael J. Pollard
Nomination

Actor in a Supporting Role

Michael J. Pollard
Faye Dunaway
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Actress

Faye Dunaway
Win

Actress in a Supporting Role

Estelle Parsons
Win

Cinematography

Nomination

Costume Design

Arthur Penn
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Directing

Arthur Penn
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Best Picture

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Writing (Story and Screenplay—written directly for the screen)

21st British Academy Film Awards 1968

Warren Beatty
Nomination

Best Foreign Actor

Warren Beatty
Arthur Penn
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Best Film

Arthur Penn
Faye Dunaway
Win

Most Promising Newcomer to Leading Film Roles

Faye Dunaway
Michael J. Pollard
Nomination

Most Promising Newcomer to Leading Film Roles

Michael J. Pollard

20th Directors Guild of America Awards 1968

Arthur Penn
Nomination

Feature Film

Arthur Penn

25th Golden Globe Awards 1968

Win

Best Motion Picture - Comedy or Musical

Warren Beatty
Nomination

Best Performance in a Motion Picture – Drama (Actor)

Warren Beatty
Faye Dunaway
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Best Performance in a Motion Picture – Drama (Actress)

Faye Dunaway
Michael J. Pollard
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Best Supporting Performance in a Motion Picture – Drama, Comedy or Musical (Supporting Actor)

Michael J. Pollard
Arthur Penn
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Best Director

Arthur Penn
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Best Screenplay

Michael J. Pollard
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New Star of the Year – Actor

Michael J. Pollard

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In the heart of the Great Depression, two individuals find their lives entwined under rather unusual circumstances. When Clyde Barrow attempts to steal Bonnie Parker’s mother’s car, a spark ignites between them. Bored with her mundane existence as a waitress, Bonnie becomes captivated by Clyde, choosing to abandon her old life and join him as his partner in crime. Their initial exploits consist of amateur robberies that, while thrilling, prove to be less than profitable.

The situation takes a significant turn when they link up with C.W. Moss, a somewhat clueless gas station attendant. Their trio soon expands to include Clyde’s brother, Buck, and his wife, Blanche, the daughter of a preacher. As tensions rise, a rivalry blooms between Bonnie and Blanche; the latter perceives Bonnie as an enticing temptress leading her husband and brother-in-law astray, while Bonnie regards Blanche as an overly dramatic interloper.

As Bonnie and Clyde gradually escalate their criminal endeavors from petty thefts to bold bank heists, their actions also grow increasingly violent. During one chaotic robbery, C.W. botches their escape by clumsily parallel parking, prompting Clyde to react in desperation, tragically shooting the bank manager who attempts to intervene. The gang quickly attracts the attention of law enforcement, notably Texas Ranger Frank Hamer, who becomes a target of humiliation at the hands of the notorious outlaws, only to be released later.

The escalating conflict reaches a peak when a police raid results in tragedy: Buck is killed, and both Bonnie and Clyde sustain injuries, leaving Blanche blind and in police custody. Hamer cleverly coerces the now-bandaged Blanche into divulging the name of C.W. Moss—identified in the media solely as an anonymous accomplice.

As Hamer closes in on the trio, he discovers Bonnie, Clyde, and C.W. hiding out at the residence of C.W.’s father. The father, believing his son has been led astray by Bonnie and Clyde and their infamous tattoo, agrees to assist Hamer in capturing the criminals in exchange for a lighter sentence for C.W. The setup culminates in a fateful encounter: when Bonnie and Clyde find themselves ambushed on the roadside, they are met with a relentless hail of bullets, marking a bloody end to their life of crime.

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