The forerunner of BONNIE AND CLYDE (1968) has become a cult favorite. It inspired a remake in 1992 by former music-video director Tamra Davis and an homage in Jim McBride's version of BREATHLESS (1983). Wild young couple with a love of guns (she was a trick shooter in a Wild West show) and a knack for violence go on a spree. The camera work has a jarring immediacy and the leads have a contemporary-feeling snarling attitude.

GUN CRAZY was added to the Library of Congress National Film Registry in 1998.

DVD Features:

Region 1
Keep Case
Full Frame - 1.37
Audio:
Mono - English

Peggy Cummins: Actress/In USA & UK
John Dall: American Actor
Berry Kroeger: 
Morris Carnovsky: Actor/Blacklisted
Anabel Shaw: 
Russ Tamblyn: American Actor/Dancer/Singer

Joseph H. Lewis: American Director/Editor

Maurice King: American Producer

MacKinlay Kantor: 
Millard Kaufman: American Screenwriter
Dalton Trumbo: American Screenwriter/Hw 10

Victor Young: Score Composer - "Three Coins in the Fountain"

Raymond Boltz: 

Harry Gerstad: American Editor

"...A tough little cheapie whose bank-job scenes anticipated Bonnie and Clyde's....This is a primer in frugal filmmaking..."
5 stars out of 5 -- "Joseph H Lewis' GUN CRAZY has some claim to being the most accomplished of all the cheapo B-movies churned out during Hollywood's Golden Age. This is a blueprint for every lovers-on-the-lam movie made since."