With Faye at the TCM Fest this year now’s a good time to cast the light on some of her feature films. With a bit of luck and timing, perhaps I’ll bump into her this year around tinsel town.
Growing up and discovering film in the late seventies and early eighties, one couldn’t help but be caught up in the beauty of Faye Dunaway. Her breathtaking looks in film would instantly stop one from surfing channels. Discovering Bonnie and Clyde on late night TV was a visually electrifying experience for a kid falling in love with film and dare I say Miss Faye.
“We rob banks! ”
Fencing with McQueen. “Try me.”
“All the men nowadays are growing their hair long. It’s fabulous… *but*, you all look like Jesus! So how will we know him when he arrives? ”
Playing rough with the legend of Wyatt and Doc.
Faye in long underwear? Sure why not.
Though I had no idea who Faye was at the time, this might be the earliest movie I recall my folks watching that she stared in. I think I kept my eye on it because of the violence in the opening scene. This completes Faye’s trifecta. She worked with Newman, Redford and McQueen.
Capturing Faye’s eyes in this cool one sheet.
The camp of this dearest effort. “Don’t …. with me fellas. This ain’t my first time at the rodeo. ”
Faye takes to the whip for Cannon Films.
It wouldn’t be right if I didn’t feature one from my personal vault. How about one of my favorite one sheets and a bona fide classic of the seventies and beyond.
Mike's Take On the Movies 
Ha. Three films that I’ve yet to see are up there. That’s deserving of some thanks, sir. “Adult Entertainment” indeed! Maybe you’ll get stuck in an elevator with Faye. Better hope she’s not in a Mommie Dearest mode…
I wouldn’t dare bring up the Crawford role if I do bump into her in case she launches into an attack with wire hangers on yours truly.