[Note: For trivia buffs, this is the film that inspired he oft-quoted Cary Grant impersonation of "Ju-dy,Ju-dy,Ju-dy" - he character name of his vampish co-star, although he never pronounces her name that way.The camera exchanges shots between them.Drawn to the feeling of intense excitement and his apparent potency, she calls out: "Wait there!," hastily throws on some clothes from her closet, and urgently descends in loud clunky steps down the dark stairs (in a low-angled shot pointing upward) to meet the handsomely-dressed drifter named Clyde Barrow (Warren Beatty) with a white fedora." Batman""s life was seriously threatened when Two-Face set a trap in an underground subway construction area, and filled the area with burning gas.It was one of he first films with the theme of city-dwellers against the powerful forces of nature.The exciting box-office hit, most remembered for its inspired banjo duel and the brutal, violent action (and sodomy scene), was based on James Dickey""s adaptation of his own 1970 best-selling novel (his first) of the same name - he contributed the screenplay and acted in a minor part as the town sheriff.