Bonnie and Clyde (1967) - I'm An Undertaker Scene (8/9) | Movieclips

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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
The Barrow Gang takes a young couple hostage and gets friendly with them.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Based loosely on the true exploits of Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker during the 30s, the film begins as Clyde (Beatty) tries to steal the car of Bonnie Parker (Faye Dunaway)'s mother. Bonnie is excited by Clyde's outlaw demeanor, and he further stimulates her by robbing a store in her presence. Clyde steals a car, with Bonnie in tow, and their legendary crime spree begins. The two move from town to town, pulling off small heists, until they join up with Clyde's brother Buck (Gene Hackman), his shrill wife Blanche (Estelle Parsons), and a slow-witted gas station attendant named C.W. Moss (Michael J. Pollard). The new gang robs a bank and Clyde is soon painted in the press as a Depression-era Robin Hood when he allows one bank customer to hold onto his money. Soon the police are on the gang's trail and they are constantly on the run, even kidnapping a Texas Ranger (Denver Pyle) and setting him adrift on a raft, handcuffed, after he spits in Bonnie's face when she kisses him. That same ranger leads a later raid on the gang that leaves Buck dying, Blanche captured, and both Clyde and Bonnie injured. The ever-loyal C.W. takes them to his father's house. C.W.'s father disproves his son's affiliation with gangsters and enters a plea bargain with the Texas Rangers. A trap is set that ends in one of the bloodiest death scenes in cinematic history.
CREDITS:
TM & © Warner Bros. (1967)
Cast: Warren Beatty, Gene Hackman, Michael J. Pollard, Gene Wilder, Faye Dunaway, Evans Evans, Estelle Parsons
Director: Arthur Penn
Producer: Warren Beatty
Screenwriters: David Newman, Robert Benton, Robert Towne
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[@ricarleite]

So many talents in that one car... And most of them were unknown in 1967...

[@namyarasree]

ricarleite, not really. Warren Beaty was already well known. But for Faye Dunaway, it was her first movie. Saw it in 1968. Great cult movie.!!!

[@georgeguja3192]

Faye Dunaway (super talented and beautiful Faye Dunaway) the two Gene's Hackman and Wilder were but Warren Beatty was pretty well know but this cemented his status as a super star

[@zorrothemacho]

@ricarleite This was Gene Wilders first movie 🎥.

[@NMguy70]

Do you know who played Sophie Stone?

[@nassauguy48]

This movie was made 53 years ago, and most of them (excepting Michael J. Pollard and Gene Wilder) are still alive.

[@annams12345]

Gene Wilder was such an Amazing actor, may he rest in peace.

[@inezfeytons8896]

Yes the best willy wonka ever. Gene wilder must a Oscars for willy wonka 1971

[@sayno2lolzisback]

The way his napkin flaps around his face as he stares at his half-eaten burger. You don't see comedy like that anymore!

[@bluecatky]

The look that Eugene (Wilder) gives Velma when she says she is 33. Priceless!

[@dollcefina]

I didn't understand the meaning of that??

[@bluecatky]

@@dollcefina It was because Eugene thought Velma was younger than 33. Apparently she had lied to him about her age.

[@hilaryb8212]

I always felt that scene was so powerful his face all his hopes and dreams kind of went out the window like can she even get pregnant how hard is it going to be for her to get pregnant if she does will we be able to have more than one child she's not even in her mid-20s (25/26 which back then was considered old)

[@hilaryb8212]

plus Velma acts like a young girl so he probably thought she was in her early 20s

[@brianstratton8767]

Yep, he was seriously shocked!

[@Felamine]

These characters were based on H.D. Darby, an undertaker, and Sophia Stone. They were kidnapped by the Barrow gang a year before Bonnie and Clyde were killed. After B&C's deaths, Darby and Stone were asked to travel to the town where they were killed to identify their bodies, and Darby ended up assisting the town undertaker with embalming them. In real life, when Darby told the gang that he was an undertaker, Bonnie laughed and said to him that maybe he'll be working on her one day. Her joke ended up becoming true.

[@daleandrews367]

Again, thanks for the info. Like something you might encounter on "Trivial Pursuit!"

[@deborahminter6231]

😲

[@lindadimira4395]

Where you hear that from?

[@dontalishagalvin816]

O

[@dontalishagalvin816]

Question why did she want the undertaker out

[@Some0neSomewhere]

Gene Wilder never got the credit he deserved for being a great actor. He became more of a funny man on film, but the dude could act and deserved an Oscar nomination nod for Willy Wonka.

[@musicaltheatergeek79]

He got an Oscar nod for THE PRODUCERS the year after B&C.

[@sashaking1111]

He deserved the Oscar!

[@SUGAR_XYLER]

Love that they added a little comedy before all hell broke loose😁

[@stephaniecheeks7518]

I love the different levels of comfort they both begin to feel

[@nassauguy48]

"Now, didn't I order some French fries?"

[@nassauguy48]

When Faye Dunaway suddenly changes her mood from happy to angry after hearing the undertaker comment, it reminds me of when she played Joan Crawford during one of her bipolar moments. :)

[@garrison6863]

Incredible: Beatty, Dunaway, Pollard, Hackman, Parsons, and Wilder all in once scene.

[@lollipopsnsugarsmiles4176]

Now boy when you gonna marry the girl? Buck! 😂 😂 😂

[@AndreNitroX]

I love how dad of him that was he even cocked the gun

[@emirsabic7908]

Son, whatever you do, don't sell that cow. Don't sell the cow!

[@marcdewey3848]

Emir Šabić ...The others seemed to be bored with that joke.

[@susancarter2365]

Such a great scene!! I never tire of it.

[@edaxsachorwzky8898]

Emir Šabić I don’t get the joke

[@jeffpesos420]

​@@marcdewey3848 they'd already heard the joke earlier in the movie, highly recommend it

[@judgeboony2695]

You could say this movie had some pretty strong Genes.

[@tmrezzek5728]

Man...I don't know how or where Arthur Penn found Gene Wilder, but he's so damn funny in this film: "Yes..we have TOO!" at :18, that look on his face when his girlfriend says "I'm 33," and that forced-laugh at 2:30. Mel Brooks must've seen Wilder in this before picking him for 'The Producers' the next year.

[@TechnologicallyTechnical]

+TM Rezzek Actually this movie isn't how Mel Brooks came across Wilder, Wilder was working on a play that Mel Brook's girlfriend was also involved in, and Mel Brooks could come to visit his girlfriend frequently and often ended up talking to Gene Wilder as well. They became good friends and Mel Brooks promised him a role in 'The Producers'

[@tmrezzek5728]

Yes, that's correct..I just listened to the WTF interview with Brooks and he did say he saw Wilder in a play and thought he would be perfect for Leo Bloom.

[@justhereforagoodtime88]

Can you explain why gene showed that confused look on his face when she said "im 33." i havent seen the whole movie through yet and was always confused on scene

[@daleandrews367]

He must have been under the impression that she was in her twenties, from the way it seems to me at least. @@justhereforagoodtime88

[@mistercool3859]

@@justhereforagoodtime88 She accidentally told Bonnie the truth about her age when she was lying to her boyfriend about it.

[@AdamFerrari64]

Gene Wilder in this movie too?! Wow! What a great collection of talent

[@Acein3055]

You might say there was a pair of Genes in the car.

[@Kaboomboo]

Gene is vexed by Gene.

[@marcdewey1242]

I think the rest of the gang were sick of hearing that cow joke.

[@nassauguy48]

LOL. Blanche finally encounters two people wimpier than her, and she condescendingly laughs when the couple disagrees over having read about them! :D

[@bluecatky]

Love Gene Wilder. Next to Willy Wonka and Young Frahnk-en-steen, this was one of his best performances.

[@mariocisneros911]

The Producers . The Producers. # 1 . In Young Frankenstein he hammed it up.

[@CB-xr1eg]

@@mariocisneros911 Wilder hammed it up in most of his movies. Couldn't stand him.

[@MrRaulstrnad]

all around gene was a great actor

[@Chaparral2004]

A classic scene from a classic movie. A little side note that I was surprised to learn a few years ago. Blanche Barrow, Buck's wife, was captured in 1933. She was eventually released from prison and lived until 1988! Also, the way she was portrayed in the movie was far from what she was like in real life.

[@cinephile9885]

RIP Gene Wilder.

[@daleandrews367]

And his wife, Gilda Radner of the original Saturday Night Live cast..."Roseannroseannadanna!"

[@degsbabe]

1:02 Wow. Faye Dunaway. Hot.

[@taylorgallion2748]

agree

[@harty4653]

Perfection 😍

[@stevemorse108]

Great acting by Wilder; "This isn't mine I ordered mine well done.".The natural impetuosity of man; he switches from fearing for his fiancees and his life to complaining about getting the under cooked hamburger.

[@TheConchologist]

A brilliant piece of filmmaking one of the 20 best films ever made

[@kathygaskins7132]

Yep. I was looking for a vid of the 20min standing ovation Beaty received at the premier and found this gem clip. He wore many hats for this one, I believe he produced and directed or maybe coordinated the script along with starring in.

[@nmcalister5809]

I just love Buck. He’s hilarious

[@GinolasSon]

This scene is Gene-ius Wilder and Hackman. Both legends onscreen together.

[@pamelamays4186]

"Don't sell that cow."

[@joe3804]

Gene is really from Wisconsin too lol

[@Larry_Ibarra]

I take it the crew had to address Wilder and Hackman by their last names. Simply calling out "Gene" would have been a little confusing.

[@steven8086]

gene wilder made the world a better place just for being in it....a kind decent man...what a gift be had for humor...very funny

[@SUGAR_XYLER]

Glad we still have Gene Hackman✔

[@MrRaulstrnad]

so true

[@MrRaulstrnad]

@@SUGAR_XYLER so true too

[@susanedrington4878]

gene wilder"s first film. Evan Evans is great as his girlfriend too. A brilliant film!

[@wildewulf-9873]

Watch out Barrow Gang y’all done picked up the Waco Kid!

[@kkroeger5868]

Is there a more talent filled movie than Bonnie & Clyde?....by the way, mainstream critics initially hated the movie...that’s all you need to know about mainstream critics...

[@mariocisneros911]

No what was horrible and is was the violence shown . Little was shown before, but after , the doors were blown open and a lot shown. And the public become desensitized to it and many kooks started reacting to causing violence too. Before 1980, the streets were more safer, not safe but safer than now

[@fastguned]

The first part of that cow joke was in another scene with Hackman telling the joke to Clyde.

[@minewheaties5029]

Saw this on Netflix, and sadly, I am now having trouble doubting the honesty of Mel Brooks, who in at least Producers DVD set commentary claimed that his wife Anne Bancroft "discovered" him when had a minor part in one of her plays. This role, which added good comedy to a very serious drama, made Wilder very much noticeable for greater film roles.

[@user-rh2io7gm1l]

It's true. *Gene Wilder* was still an unknown in 1963 when he did the play _Mother Courage and Her Children_ on Broadway starring *Anne Bancroft,* wife of *Mel Brooks.* She introduced the two and they hit it off. Around that time, *Brooks* was working on a Broadway-themed script and thought that *Wilder* would be perfect for one of the lead roles. However, it took several years before that film went into production. In the meantime, *Wilder* continued to do theater, including originating the role of 'Billy Bibbit' in the Broadway play _One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest_ (1963-1964) and doing a TV presentation of the Broadway play _Death of a Salesman_ (1966). Then he landed this bit part in _Bonnie and Clyde_ (1967) and immediately afterward was called to do the _The Producers_ (1968), which was shot before the former was even released. Both ended up being smash hits at the box office, and *Wilder* was even Oscar-nominated for the latter. Not bad for your first and second movies.

[@vegetasolo1221]

2007 - AFI's 100 Years...100 Movies (10th Anniversary Edition) - #42

[@MissKatieJaneRigglar]

Gene Wilder laughing out loud at 2:28 is absolutely hilarious 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@MissKatieJaneRigglar]

And Gene Wilder laughing at 1:25 is also hilarious 😂😂😂😂😂

[@MissKatieJaneRigglar]

And not to mention Gene Wilder laughing at 1:00 is even more hilarious 😆😆😆😆😆

[@danielhetue6968]

True. Gene Wilder was born in Wisconsin and Eugene in this movie is from Wisconsin.

[@kathygaskins7132]

That hamburger 'blooper' 😲 Maybe C.W. forgot he was only supposed to take one bite 😆 🍔

[@largeformatmaster2994]

Is that... Willy Wonka?

[@checkthemikecrophone9050]

Rafe Navarro yes it is ooompa doompa dee lol

[@AndreNitroX]

I only call him by that

[@PaulDoe79]

Why the strange expression when his gf says she is 33?

[@clareredfarn8613]

Because she's lied to him about her age - he thought she was younger.

[@californiahummus]

Most women in the 1920's were married by age 25, in Texas probably even younger.

[@nassauguy48]

@@californiahummus Yes, and with that said, what she probably also did not tell him is that she had already been married and divorced.

[@deborahminter6231]

Probably thought she was 23....

[@Olivia-zg8qs]

Maybe because a lady’s not supposed to reveal her real age lol

[@gogo-fs4wl]

Why did Bonnie got angry when he said he was an undertaker?

[@williammcguire130]

Because they know they're going to die soon and don't want to be reminded

[@ER1CwC]

⁠@@williammcguire130 I think only her. She actually wants to have a future and life beyond or after crime, whereas Clyde is wholly unimaginative and is living purely moment-to-moment.

[@definitelynotanAIchatbot]

In real life, she didn't get upset and actually asked him to be their personal undertaker. She knew very well that she and Clyde weren't long for this world.

[@tikitorch1093]

Because an undertaker means death and she fears it’s an omen, that death is coming for her

[@thewordkeeper]

Can someone post the scene before this one when Bonnie and Clyde actually stole (Gene Wilder's) car?

[@AndreNitroX]

Gene: I’m Gonna tear them apart! His girlfriend: what if they have guns Gene:🤯

[@tkclawson3336]

Yes please! What thewordkeeper said!

[@roywilson2070]

"33? I thought you told me that you were 21?"

[@go4ll812]

Thanks man!!!

[@tywilliamnash5078]

ive seen this film on the big screen at the theatre when it first debuted. I was wafching another KZbin interview with Gene Wilder earler. Wilder mentions that he played in Bonnie and Clyde. I came here to check it out because I can’t remember seeibg him in it. Saw this clip and i dont even remember seeing this part either. That ending was messed up with that young couple being kicked out of that vehicle at late night in the middle of nowhere and nothing in sight for as far as the eye can see. That’s Messed Up! That’s Bullshit!....excuse my French...

[@darania1]

Bonnie was anxiously superstitious about an undertaker being in the car...

[@PeterNidzgorski]

@ 1:53 Beatty takes his eyes off the road for a full five seconds, please try this irl.

[@mitchellhodack657]

This was Gene Wilder's movie debut.

[@JesusHernandez-dd9lo]

Im an !!! Undertaker !!!

[@orlandobabe]

“33” and Dude there looks disappointed. I wonder how old did he want her to be?

[@carlosriverajr5604]

Man I wish he would of said I own a chocolate factory and Im looking for a sucesor.

[@rajnirvan3336]

Interestingly both Gene Hackman and Faye Dunaway were in Superman and Supergirl respectively. As the main villans. Would have been brilliant had there been a crossover between both films. Don't think either Selena or Lex would see eye to eye

[@TimyD]

This scene has great genes...

[@Olivia-zg8qs]

Can someone post the scene after this?

[@zacharyjacobson7647]

I don't get it...what's wrong with being an undertaker? They literally kicked them out of the car in the middle of some random road because that guy said he was an undertaker??

[@musicaltheatergeek79]

Undertakers represent death. At this point, to the gang, death is an abstract. Something in the distant future.They don't want to be reminded of it. They want to continue having carefree 'fun.' But it's immediately after this scene that things start going wrong. One by one, the gang ends up getting captured or killed. The undertaker's presence in the movie was foreshadowing their impending doom. Incidentally, the real undertaker they kidnapped ended up working on their bodies after the ambush.

[@coppulor6500]

musicaltheatergeek79 well thank you sir! Great info about movie interpretation and real history. ☺

[@johnfitzpatrick3094]

The fact he's un undertaker implies their impending deaths.

[@naquitathompson9768]

@@musicaltheatergeek79 thanks for explaining

[@daleandrews367]

Very ironic!@@musicaltheatergeek79

[@Jamesamong007]

WWE Origins : Paul Bearer

[@Thatcardude207]

Gene Hackman My God was this man ever young???

[@randyreed3884]

He's only about 37 here, not exactly "old"

[@shanefolan9175]

@@randyreed3884 yea but he looks alot older than 37 is the point. And I agree, some people even in their youth and prime years always look much older. As the saying goes ''some people are just born old.'' My uncle always looked old and even to look at his wedding pictures in the early 70s he's in his 30s but looks around 50, it's bizarre.

[@masonf7332]

Willy Wonka kidnapped and held hostage in a moving vehicle by bank robbers (colorized, circa 1967)

[@kimberlyo6220]

pause at 2:56

[@timothyjenkins2084]

Get them out of here

[@goback3spaces]

Bad matching shot 2:11-2:16. Pollard's hamburger.

[@emiliocueto8390]

Hasta 6 personas entraba en ese coche 😅😅😅😅😄😄😄😄

[@icyhot619]

This guy in thumbnail played Willy Wonka in the Charlie and the chocolate factory ,the old one

[@Arielpascuale3]

In this movie got some errors it dosent respect the true event that really happened.

[@maskeddrummer311]

Gene Wilder unbelievable American artist so good

[@theloner7512]

...so this is what Willy Wonka did after he retired from the chocolate factory...

[@CatherineLopez-fp4ox]

Gene Wilder In Bonnie And Clyde

[@samash7302]

Hey it’s Willy Wonka! 😂

[@daguy7229]

Gene wider ?

[@jfjf4675]

What's wrong with undertaker

[@SUGAR_XYLER]

Too close to 💀

[@timothyjenkins2084]

That was real

[@ShaggyDawg]

Is that Bert Cooper?

[@RICHBLACKCOCK]

only michael j & gene w r deceased in real life with from al the actors in this scene!!!!

[@viantzpradz4771]

Warren is the most handsome me in thst car...

[@indiv-dfr5004]

In the world...

[@nicoles7800]

Of course it's a movie and has to be glamorous to draw an audience. The truth was much less glamorous. They were desperately poor, always. They had little to eat, rags for clothes and stole all of the cars they drove. They were murderers, who died in their 20s. Horrible, hunted ,wasted lives.

[@musicaltheatergeek79]

They had good times, too. The photos they took in spring '33 and spring '34 attest to how well-dressed and well-nourished they looked. True, it wasn't like that all of the time, but it is also false to say that they were starved all of the time.

[@nicoles7800]

@@musicaltheatergeek79 Fair enough. I was a bit too extreme.

[@nassauguy48]

So why did they abduct these two in the first place? Just for fun? I wonder if they were really trying to recruit them into the gang.

[@nassauguy48]

@Stranded NYer Very true, thanks!

[@user-sc6qh1ik7s]

This scene was inspired by the abduction of undertaker Dillard Darby and his lady friend Sophie Stone by Bonnie and Clyde in the spring of 1933. The gang had stolen Darby's car to use in a bank robbery, but they were immediately pursued by Darby and Stone in her car, which totally foiled their plans. This really infuriated Clyde, so he decided to kidnap the two, initially with the intent of killing them, but the gang took a liking to them, so they lived.

[@CBright7831]

@@user-sc6qh1ik7s - Well that sure was nice of them.

[@shanefolan9175]

@@user-sc6qh1ik7s that and the gang probably didn't kill needlessly. They weren't Ted Bundy perse but rather they killed when they had to or when people were a threat. Dillard Darby and his lady friend Sophie Stone were likely not any great threat.

[@MariaLima-vi8vg]

Faye Dunaway, how old are you, woman 33, Gene Wilder, b**** you lied😅. Faye Dunaway, say what do you do anyway, Gene Wilder, I'm an Undertaker, Faye Dunaway, get them out of here😮

[@graphicdesigner4301]

Someone explain to me why Jean immediately looked at her with disgust 💀

[@newjeffersonian6456]

This was Gene Wilder's very first film role.

[@marcdewey3848]

Can't stand Eugene's weezing laugh.

[@naummonyoku6559]

Am not confused by the way which of this people is Bonnie

[@nancybabbage1169]

such an overrated movie, doesnt do the story of B & C any justice whatsoever, just a hollywood mashup of sensational tidbits of the gang. She doesnt even resemble Bonnie in the slightest, of all the haircuts to give her why not give her Bonnies real look? awful flick.

[@dylanvalesco1538]

All the best movies tell lies.

[@Olivia-zg8qs]

It’s a freaking film, what does it matter?

[@VixxKong2]

It's not a documentary, my dude

[@guytucker7838]

😂