" Dent was dating Bruce""s childhood friend and assistant DA Rachel Dawes (Maggie Gyllenhaal), and in court prosecuting the new head of the Falcone crime family, Salvatore Maroni (Eric Roberts).Nobody was killed, although Jackson and Cullen were able to escape from the wreckage.The next morning, a pursuit was headed up by local "humanitarian" Sheriff Max Muller (Theodore Bikel), liberal, compassionate and non-chalant but feeling pressured by the governor during an election year to quickly find the fugitives.The film also permanently changed the form and substance of popular films - for better or worse.Lobby cards for the film described its main elements:Clyde was the leader.Bonnie wrote poetry.C.W.was a Myrna Loy fan who had a bluebird tattooed on his chest.Buck told corny jokes and carried a Kodak.Blanche was a preacher""s daughter who kept her fingers in her ears during he gunfights.They played checkers and photographed each other incessantly.On Sunday nights they listened to Eddie Cantor on he radio.All in all, they killed 18 people.They were the strangest damned gang you ever heard of.Another lobby poster described their first auspicious meeting:They met in 1930.She was stark naked, yelling at him out the window while he tried to steal her mother""s car.In a matter of minutes they robbed a store, fired a few shots, and hen stole somebody else""s car.At that point, they had not yet been introduced.Plot SynopsisFollowing a golden, old-style Warner Bros shield, grainy, unglamorous, blurry, sepia-toned snapshots of the Barrow and Parker families (at the time of Bonnie and Clyde""s childhood) play on a black background during the film""s opening, accompanied by the loud clicking sound of a camera shutter.Alarms sounded with the arrival of security forces, as many of the doctors fled.Ravenous, Miles chewed on a white latex surgical glove, regurgitated it, and blew it up like a balloon.Ku responded by shooting and killing the general, and a massive gunfight broke out between the cops, the other Triad gang members, and the private army of the general.