A Bullet for Pretty Boy

Synopsis

A Bullet for Pretty Boy is a 1970 film starring legendary singer and actor Fabian. The movie is set in the 1930s during the Great Depression and follows the story of Charles Arthur 'Pretty Boy' Floyd, a notorious American bank robber who became a folk hero. The film depicts the rise and fall of Pretty Boy Floyd as he navigates a life of crime and violence. With gripping action scenes and intense drama, the movie showcases the challenges faced by a man caught in the whirlwind of crime. A Bullet for Pretty Boy is a compelling portrayal of a charismatic outlaw and the events that shaped his legend.

Cast

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  Fabian

  Charles Arthur 'Pretty Boy' Floyd

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  Jocelyn Lane

  Betty

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  Astrid Warner

  Ruby

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  Adam Roarke

  Preacher

• Michael Haynes

  Ned Short

• Robert Glenn

  Hossler

Reviews

While A Bullet for Pretty Boy may not have received high ratings across the board, some critics have acknowledged its entertainment value. Rotten Tomatoes described the film as 'a solid crime drama with a charismatic lead performance'. On IMDb, users have praised Fabian's portrayal of Pretty Boy Floyd, calling it 'convincing' and 'captivating'. However, the movie has also faced criticism for its pacing and lack of depth in character development. Metacritic users have highlighted the film's historical accuracy and attention to detail in recreating the 1930s atmosphere. Despite its shortcomings, A Bullet for Pretty Boy manages to deliver an engaging narrative that keeps viewers at the edge of their seats.