GUNS DON'T ARGUE aka GANG BUSTERS

ORIG. COLOR 900 SOF. MAG. INTERVIEW WITH THEODORA VAN RUNKLE, DESIGNER OF CLOTHERS FOR THE FILM " BONNIE AND CLYDE. " SHE MODELS SEVERAL DRESSES AND OUTFITS OF THE " BONNIE " STYLE. SEH EXPLAINS THE ATTRIBUTES OF THIS STYLE AND COMPARES THE SEXINESS OF IT TO THE MINI-SKIRT. CI: PERSONALITIES: VAN RUNKLE, THEODORA.

Video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas.

No title - Exhibition of Amusement Equipment. Royal Lancaster Hotel, London. <br/> <br/>C/U gaming machine showing a model helicopter pivoting on arm. C/U man playing at machine. C/U man operating controls. C/U of the machine. M/S people playing at amusement tables. C/U pin table showing name 'South Seas'. C/U of another 'Blackbeard's Treasure'. C/U another, 'Bonnie and Clyde'. C/U machine working. C/U roulette machine working. M/S girl playing on another machine called, 'Periscope'. C/U girl firing torpedoes at model ships. C/U torpedo going towards ship which it hits. C/U girl looking through periscope. C/U as another ship is hit. M/S two people about to play on another machine called 'Greyhound Derby'. C/U people operating the machine. C/U toy greyhounds coming out of traps round track. High angle shot showing greyhounds going round track.

b&w newsreel w/ narration - gangsters - criminals - compilation documentary - Bonnie & Clyde - Arcadia, Louisiana - actual film footage taken by amateur photographer five minutes after deadly ambush of Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow who were gunned down by lawman and former Texas Ranger, Frank Hamer and five other lawmen - bullet riddled car on side of road with dead bodies inside - officer looks at article , dead body on ground near car - officer at back of car looks through book or journal - two lawmen or officers, sheriffs at scene - full frame of car, dead couple inside - shot of front door w/ large bullet holes - view of back of car w/ arsenal displayed - rifles and machine rifles leaned up on car - various guns displayed - interior empty car - dashboard - broken windshield full of bullet holes - officer opens car door and puts fingers through large bullet holes - slow pan of various guns, satchel, hand guns - m/c four men stand and look to camera (all wear hats) - Deputy sheriff Oakley, Sheriff Jordan (from Louisiana), Sheriff Bob Alcorn (from Dallas County, Texas), and on right, Alcorn's partner Deputy Sheriff, Ted Hinton

COMEDY SKIT : " MY BONNIE LIES OVER CLYDE " ( INSPIRED BY THE THEN POPULAR FILM " BONNIE AND CLYDE " ). BONNIE AND CLYDE PARODY SKIT

TAPE: EF02/0022 IN_TIME: 22:15:59 DURATION: 2:38 SOURCES: VNR RESTRICTIONS: music video/performance rights must be cleared DATELINE: USA, Recent SHOTLIST 1. video clip Travis Tritt 'Modern Day Bonnie and Clyde' 2. SOT Billy Bob Thornton - "I've been asked to do numerous videos and I have never done because when you are an actor in your spare time you don't want to go and be in a video but this is a terrific song and I just love Travis as an artist." 3. BTS on video shoot 4. SOT Travis Tritt - "Every time I have been around him he is a great guy and we consistently laugh when we are around each other. Every time that Billy Bob and I have spent time together at the end of the day my stomach hurts from laughing so much and that is always a good thing." 5. BTS on video shoot 6. SOT Billy Bob Thornton - "For me it is fun to do this, to come out here with a friend and do something like this and like I said I have an enormous amount of respect for Travis, he's such a great singer and songwriter and musician. It's a real treat to be able to do this and it's real different to what I do also. You might think being an actor in a video is kind of what I do, it's really not, I don't work this way, it's different. It's different enough that I can come out and have fun, you know what I mean." 7. video clip Travis Tritt 'Modern Day Bonnie and Clyde' BILLY BOB THORNTON PLAYS CLYDE - IN MUSIC VIDEO Oscar winning actor Billy Bob Thornton is the latest actor to take on the role of renegade outlaw Travis Clyde - but in a music video. The 'Monster's Ball' actor plays the legendary outlaw in the video for Country superstar Travis Tritt's latest single, 'Modern Day Bonnie and Clyde.' Billy Bob, himself a singer/songwriter, normally turns down requests to star in other artists video but when Travis asked he said yes right away. Thornton felt he could wrap himself around the role of Travis's Clyde, on the run after holding up a convenience store with his girlfriend. He will inevitably be compared to Warren Beatty, who starred opposite Faye Dunaway in the classic 1967 film 'Bonnie and Clyde', which was shot in Texas. The music video version was shot on the edge of the Mojave Desert in California. Travis and Billy Bob first met at a recording session in Nashville when mutual friend Marty Stuart was producing Billy Bob's CD, PRIVATE RADIO. Tritt also contributed his hit, 'Anymore' to 'Daddy and Them', a film written and directed by Billy Bob. Travis has been heralded for his video work in the past. Throughout his 11 year career he has shot 27 videos including the compelling video series consisting of 'Anymore', 'Tell Me I Was Dreaming' and 'If I Lost You,' in which he portrayed Mac Singleton, a disabled American war veteran. 'Modern Day Bonnie and Clyde' is the 4th single from his platinum selling album, 'Down the Road I Go'. 'Down the Road I Go' has sold over one million copies and has already delivered two number-one singles and one number two. For more information please contact Sara Shiffman at 323 930 5832 CLEARANCE DETAILS TITLE: Modern Day Bonnie and Clyde' ARTIST: Travis Tritt WRITER: No Details PUBLISHER: No Details LABEL: No Details

Drugs, Love-Ins, Prisons, Universal Newsreels

Japanese folks are very interested in the story of Bonnie and Clyde.. so much so a film crew is in the US making a docudrama about the pair.

M/S of Carnaby Street in London; commentator says we're here "to see a few crazes in the making". C/U of a fake newspaper front page: The London Gleaner - 'Pathe Pictorial Visits Kitchener's Valet' is the headline. In the shop 'I Was Lord Kitchener's Valet', founded by John Paul, we see two young men in old military jackets (as was the fashion) looking at various Union Jack / military souvenirs. Excellent L/S of the exterior of the shop, covered in Kitchener posters. <br/> <br/>The men look at the news headline whilst lazing on a park bench; C/U of three medals one of the boys wears on his military jacket, reading 'I Was Lord Kitchener's Valet', 'I Am An £.S.D. Addict' and 'I Relieved Ladysmith'. Suddenly a 'real' ancient military man appears and shouts at the boys; they stand to attention and button up their tunics; as the man marches off we see he is wearing a pair of stripy shorts - no trousers! <br/> <br/>Cut to a hippy boy walking along a residential street in an Afghan coat and rolled up trousers; he walks straight into the path of a speeding car (Aston Martin) that stops short of running him over. The hippy shouts at the driver; a couple get out, dressed in a cool 1930s style; commentator says "But what happens when one trend meets another? When hippy meets Bonnie and Clyde?". The girl nods at her partner who takes a machine gun from the car and fires at the hippy; he falls down in the road and does much twitching as he gets the bullets (as in the 'Bonnie and Clyde' film of 1967). The car drives off. <br/> <br/>We then see a bizarre sequence where a pervy-looking man in a raincoat strolls beside a lake, wearing a plastic Union Jack hat. He sits beside a girl wrapped in a cloak and we see his orange slit-sunglasses read 'I am a psychiatrist - Lie down'. The girl shakes her head and resists until the man takes out a Kitchener poster and puts it on the ground; she takes off her cloak to reveal a Union Jack bikini and lies down on the poster. The man lies next to her, puts a 'Do Not Disturb' sign on her thigh; she has a Union Jack watch hanging from her bikini; the man winds a Union Jack alarm clock, puts it beside the girl and starts to kiss her. Cuts exist - see separate record.

Video footage from the WBAP-TV station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany multiple news stories. In "LBJ Library Contract Okayed by U-T Regents," the board of regents meets to approve the contract for the LBJ Library. Footage of the future library site and architectural renderings of University Hall are shown. In "Auditor warns of county deficit," the auditor being interviewed warns of upcoming tax increases if Shannon's legislation is passed. "Final rites for fallen Marine" depicts footage of the funeral procession for a deceased serviceman. in "Dr. Peale critical of demonstrations," Dr. Peale and his wife are shown exiting a plane. Miss United Flying presents them with roses. Dr. Peale is interviewed and he criticizes public officials' tolerance for rioting. Lastly, "Denton premier for new picture" is footage from the parade held at the Denton County Square in anticipation of the Southwestern Premier of the film Bonnie and Clyde at the Campus Theater on the Denton Square. The stars of the film attend the parade in historical vehicles. Warren Beatty, Estelle Parsons, and Michael J. Pollard can be seen driving around the square.

ORIG. COLOR 235 SILENT SILENT OF INTERVIEW WITH ACTRESS FAYE DUNAWAY. SHE IS DRESSED IN CLOTHES SIMILAR TO THOSE SHE WEARS ON FILM. " BONNIE AND CLYDE. " CUTAWAYS OF MADEMOISELLE MAGAZINE MERIT AWARDS PRESENTATION. WOMEN RECEIVING AWARD AND ROSES ARE: FEMALE MEMBERS OF THE " WHITE HOUSE FELLOWS, " AUTHOR CECILIA HOLLAND, FINANCIER KATLEEN LINANE, JOURNALIST FRANCES FITZGERALD, AND GRAMMY AWARD SINGER - COMPOSER BOBBIE GENTRY. MISS DUNAWAY RECEIVES FASHION INFLUENCE AWARD. CI: PERSONALITIES - DUNAWAY, FAYE. PERSONALITIES - HOLLAND, CECILIA. PERSONALITIES - LINANE, KATHLEEN. PERSONALITIES - FITZGERALD, FRANCES. PERSONALITIES - GENTRY, BOBBIE. CEREMONIES - AWARDS- MADEMISELLE.

FIRE DESTROYS A NUMBER OF HISTORIC DOWNTOWN BUILDINGS IN VENUS IN NORTH TEXAS

No title. Carnaby Street lights switched on for Christmas, London. <br/> <br/>Crowds gathered in Carnaby Street. Panning C/U 2 men in 1920's style clothes (influenced by film "Bonny and Clyde"). C/U Carnaby Street sign. Panning shot mannequins in shop window. C/U panning shot man standing next to mannequins dressed as 20s gangster and holding Tommy gun. C/U man winking. C/U poster on shop wall of Harold Wilson. C/U tins decorated with Union Jacks. C/U street lamps. C/U dustbins marked with words: "British Rubbish". <br/> <br/>L/S groovy Xmas decorations in Carnaby Street, the lights come on. Angle shot balloons being thrown from windows. M/S two youths fighting with balloons. Angle shot balloons and streamers. Panning C/U streamers hanging from shop front. L/S balloons thrown from window. L/S large crowd in street. C/U crowd of young people dancing. Policeman looking through crowd at the dancers. C/U girl with very big hat on. C/U couple dancing. C/U boy with afro and Afghan coat dancing. Panning C/U crowd dancing. <br/> <br/>C/U fake Tommy guns being picked up from van by youths dressed as gangsters. Two policemen watching. C/U the gangsters walk down Carnaby Street waving guns. Camera tracks into shop. C/U ugly mask. C/U more masks. C/U dummy in window. C/U candles burning. M/S crowds in the "Bunch of Grapes" public house. C/U girl drinking. C/U pan couple eating grapes. M/S pop singer Long John Baldry. C/U Reg Presley of pop group the Troggs. C/U American film star Faye Dunaway. C/U guests. Panning C/U girls with very short skirts. C/U girl drinking. C/U group in fashionable clothes. Crowds. Tracking shot along Carnaby Street of the decorations. <br/> <br/>Good item for showing swinging sixties London. <br/>

ORIG. COLOR 235 SILENT SILENT OF INTERVIEW WITH ACTRESS FAYE DUNAWAY. SHE IS DRESSED IN CLOTHES SIMILAR TO THOSE SHE WEARS ON FILM. " BONNIE AND CLYDE. " CUTAWAYS OF MADEMOISELLE MAGAZINE MERIT AWARDS PRESENTATION. WOMEN RECEIVING AWARD AND ROSES ARE: FEMALE MEMBERS OF THE " WHITE HOUSE FELLOWS, " AUTHOR CECILIA HOLLAND, FINANCIER KATLEEN LINANE, JOURNALIST FRANCES FITZGERALD, AND GRAMMY AWARD SINGER - COMPOSER BOBBIE GENTRY. MISS DUNAWAY RECEIVES FASHION INFLUENCE AWARD. CI: PERSONALITIES - DUNAWAY, FAYE. PERSONALITIES - HOLLAND, CECILIA. PERSONALITIES - LINANE, KATHLEEN. PERSONALITIES - FITZGERALD, FRANCES. PERSONALITIES - GENTRY, BOBBIE. CEREMONIES - AWARDS- MADEMISELLE.

Reaction from actor Warren Beatty, after winning the Irving G. Thalberg Award for Lifetime Achievement.

Jerome Silberman (June 11, 1933 – August 29, 2016), known professionally as Gene Wilder, was an American actor, screenwriter, director, producer, singer-songwriter and author.Wilder began his career on stage, and made his screen debut in an episode of the TV series The Play of the Week in 1961. Although his first film role was portraying a hostage in the 1967 motion picture Bonnie and Clyde,[1] Wilder's first major role was as Leopold Bloom in the 1967 film The Producers for which he was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor. This was the first in a series of collaborations with writer/director Mel Brooks, including 1974's Blazing Saddles and Young Frankenstein, which Wilder co-wrote, garnering the pair an Academy Award nomination for Best Adapted Screenplay. Wilder is known for his portrayal of Willy Wonka in Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory (1971) and for his four films with Richard Pryor: Silver Streak (1976), Stir Crazy (1980), See No Evil, Hear No Evil (1989), and Another You (1991). Wilder directed and wrote several of his own films, including The Woman in Red (1984).With his third wife, Gilda Radner, he starred in three films, the last two of which he also directed. Her 1989 death from ovarian cancer led to his active involvement in promoting cancer awareness and treatment, helping found the Gilda Radner Ovarian Cancer Detection Center in Los Angeles and co-founding Gilda's Club.After his last acting performance in 2003 – a guest role on Will & Grace for which he received an Emmy Award for Outstanding Guest Actor – Wilder turned his attention to writing. He produced a memoir in 2005, Kiss Me Like a Stranger: My Search for Love and Art; a collection of stories, What Is This Thing Called Love (2010); and the novels My French Whore (2007), The Woman Who Wouldn't (2008) and Something to Remember You By (2013).

TAPE_NUMBER: EN9940 IN_TIME: 11:24:32 LENGTH: 00:52 SOURCES: APTN/TV LAND RESTRICTIONS: No re-use/re-sale of film/video clips without clearance, No access Internet FEED: SCRIPT: xfa WARREN SHOWS EARLY PRESIDENTIAL PROMISE Story: Warren Beatty Location: Los Angeles Date: Recent + 29 September 1999 Hollywood lothario WARREN BEATTY may have recently announced the possibility that he would run for President, but the seasoned screen legend revealed the true extent of his political ambitions several decades ago. A cable TV station in the States has unearthed a little gem from the half forgotten archives of black and white TV. The episode of TV show THE MANY LIVES OF DOBIE GILLIS from forty years ago features a very, very young Beatty playing a student running for high school president. This was back when Beatty was just another pretty face on the Hollywood lots and long before he made his name in movies like SHAMPOO and BONNIE AND CLYDE. But at least some things don't change. Back on Dobie Gillis, Beatty's character was outlining the reasons why he should be made high school president - he's handsome and he's rich. Fast forward to 1999 and Beatty is making noises about the possibility of running for the States' highest office. Apparently Warren is unhappy with the calibre of Democratic candidates running to replace Clinton when the next election is called. And Warren is still handsome and rich, so maybe he could just win. Beatty's last movie was BULWORTH, a savage and cynically comical look as the absurdities of the modern democratic process. SHOTLIST: WARREN BEATTY AND WIFE ANNETTE BENING ARRIVING FOR RALLY IN LOS ANGELES (29/9); WS INT VENUE; BEATTY ON PODIUM GIVING SPEECH; PROMO FOR "THE MANY LIVES OF DOBIE GILLIS"?