<h1>Show Notes</h1>
<p>Free Palestine
We stand with SAG-AFTRA
 
Modern gangsters Bonnie and Clyde are brought to life (and death) by Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway this week in the eponymous Bonnie and Clyde from 1967. Not Amity’s favorite – thanks to the French New Wave influence and a dislike for Faye Dunaway generally – we dig into the hows and whys of the making of this film and all of the concessions made to get it to production as well as how that may have detracted from the film itself.
 
Recommendations: Blue Beetle, Bottoms (Both in theaters or coming to a streaming service near you)
 
Next up: King Kong (1933)
 
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#12: King Kong (1933)

Amity and Lemuel have seen a lot of things, but they have missed some major cultural plot points. The Latecomers is their recaps and reviews of the shows that have shaped entertainment and culture because when it comes to the good stuff - better late than never.