Warren Beatty: Actor, director, producer, REDS (1981)
Faye Dunaway: Oscar winning american actress, NETWORK
Estelle Parsons: American Actress/TV Writer
Gene Hackman: Oscar-winning actor, THE FRENCH CONNECTION
Michael J. Pollard: American Character Actor
Gene Wilder: Actor/Director/Writer
Denver Pyle: American character actor, DUKES OF HAZZARD (1979)
Dub Taylor: Supporting Actor
Evan Evans: Score, FROM THE GRAVE
James Stiver: 
Clyde Howdy: 
Garry Goodgion: 
Ken Mayer: 

Arthur Penn: American Director

Warren Beatty: Actor, director, producer, REDS (1981)

Robert Benton: American director/screenwriter
David Newman: Screenwriter, worked with Robert Benton, BONNIE AND CLYDE

Charles Strouse: American Composer

Dede Allen: Editor

"...Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway never looked better..."
"...[With] a slow-motion, bullet-ridden spectacle never before seen in a mainstream movie. The blood has been pouring copiously ever since."
5 stars out of 5 -- "[I]t works by confounding expectations, serving up ultraviolence in the style of the Keystone Cops, and suggesting that the Barrow gang's insouciance in the face of authority could make them immortal."
5 stars out of 5 -- "It rewrote the movie-rules on morality, sexuality and youth....Sexy, dark, funny, slick..."
5 stars out of 5 -- "What still thrills is how alive the film is to its own possibilities....Even middle-aged, it manages to shock..."
"Arthur Penn's perennial classic wears its four decades lightly. Not least among its many innovations was its far-sighted dissection of how Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow relied on their media image so much that they ended up fueling it themselves..."
"BONNIE AND CLYDE is still surprisingly fun to watch and, by its end, both shocking and moving." -- Grade: A