Bonnie and Clyde Video Quiz

Emile Hirsch discusses his role as Clyde Barrow in 'Bonnie and Clyde'. He describes Clyde as a controlling and loyal person, deeply affected by his traumatic prison experiences, which led him to vow never to return to prison. Clyde's intense nature and his relationship with Bonnie are explored, along with his premonitions about his inevitable end.

What role does Emile Hirsch play in the film Bonnie and Clyde?

• A police officer

• Bonnie Parker

• A bank manager

• Clyde Barrow

How is Clyde Barrow described in terms of his personality?

• Timid

• Calm and collected

• Indecisive

• Extremely controlling

What is one of Clyde's notable personality traits?

• He is a loner

• He is very passive

• He is constantly on the move

• He is afraid of taking risks

What does Clyde's relationship with Bonnie reveal about him?

• He is afraid of her

• He is indifferent to her

• He is loyal and caring

• He is manipulative

What traumatic experience did Clyde have in prison?

• He was released early

• He chopped off multiple toes

• He lost a family member

• He was wrongly accused

Why does Clyde refuse to be taken alive by the police?

• He wants to become famous

• He has a terminal illness

• He fears returning to prison

• He wants to protect Bonnie

What does Clyde experience as he senses the end approaching?

• A desire to surrender

• A need to escape

• Premonitions and visions

• A sense of relief

How does Clyde view his future with Bonnie?

• They will turn themselves in

• They will settle down

• They are in it until the end

• They will part ways

What is a significant aspect of Clyde's nature?

• His need for approval

• His wish to be alone

• His joy in being bad

• His desire to be good

What drives Clyde's actions according to the narrator?

• A need for revenge

• The thrill of being bad

• A quest for justice

• A desire for wealth