Bonnie and Clyde

...Caron out to the point that she says she became anorexic. The legendary movie "Bonnie and Clyde" revealed the "raw ambition and ruthlessness" at Beatty's core, Caron writes. When he bought the rights to the script, Caron hoped to play...

In this article: Leslie Caron, Warren Beatty, Gigi, Peter Hall, An American in Paris, Hollywood, MGM, and Dog

...War Musical opened at the Majestic Theater in Gettysburg, PA. Wildhorn told Playbill.com on June 5, "When I started working on this show, no one was talking about Bonnie & Clyde. Now, two new books have been published, a remake of the Warren...

In this article: Broadway, Frank Wildhorn, Laura Osnes, Jeff Calhoun, California, Oscar, and La Jolla Playhouse

...any feel for the emerging youth culture. Jack Warner loathed "Bonnie and Clyde." If it wasn't for Warren Beatty's sheer persistence, the studio would've buried it. When Bluhdorn brought Robert Evans in as a production exec in the late '60s, he...

In this article: Charles Bluhdorn, Robert Evans, Ari Emanuel, Hollywood, Robert Altman, MASH, Korea, and Sugar

...girlfriend Bonnie Parker. They got the star treatment in Arthur Penn's 1967 film Bonnie and Clyde , portrayed by Faye Dunaway and Warren Beatty, who forever etched them as two brazen, beautiful rebels with a cause. But in his meticulously...

In this article: Clyde Barrow, Pennsylvania, Denzil Douglas, Warren Beatty, and Bernie Madoff

Faye Dunaway and Warren Beatty brought "Bonnie and Clyde" back to life in 1967. The film won two Oscars and was nominated for seven Golden Globes. "It was sad," she said. "Like it or not, good or bad, he's part of Dallas history. "

In this article: Bonnie Parker, Faye Dunaway, Warren Beatty, Oscars, FBI, and Golden Globes