Listen, stay where you are.Call me soon at home." BackgroundBonnie and Clyde(1967) is one of the sixties"" most talked-about, volatile, controversial crime/gangster films combining comedy, error, love, and ferocious violence.To pass the time as they eked out a living during an isolated existence, Peter played tennis with himself, pounding new flourescent tennis balls against a rooftop wall.She deposited it in a drawer filled with other similarly burnt pages, with different letters: "H," "A," "W," etc, and then steadied herself."He is an innocent man, but unfortunately in court, he is dealt a harsh punishment from the Judge (Berton Churchill): "I see no reason for leniency since the money was found on your person.