The Wild Angels

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The Wild Angels is a 1966 outlaw biker film directed by Roger Corman that helped launch the biker movie genre and cemented Peter Fonda’s counterculture screen image.

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instanceOf film
outlaw biker film
basedOn loosely inspired by real Hells Angels events
boxOfficePerformance commercial success
cinematographyBy Richard Moore
colorProcess black-and-white
containsTheme anti-establishment attitudes
outlaw motorcycle culture
rebellion
costumeDesign biker leathers and Hells Angels insignia
countryOfOrigin United States
director Roger Corman
distributor American International Pictures
distributorRegion North America
editedBy Monte Hellman
Robert Crandall
linked to: Robert H. Crandall
era 1960s American counterculture cinema
featuresOrganization Hells Angels
filmingLocation Los Angeles, California
genre biker film
drama film
exploitation film
hasSequel The Glory Stompers
influenced Easy Rider
leadActorForCharacter Peter Fonda as Heavenly Blues
linked to: Peter Fonda
leadCharacter Heavenly Blues
mpaaRating R
musicBy Mike Curb
notableFor cementing Peter Fonda’s counterculture screen image
helping launch the biker movie genre
originalLanguage English
posterTagline Their credo is violence... their god is hate... and they call themselves The Wild Angels
linked to: The Wild Angels
producer Roger Corman
productionCompany American International Pictures
releaseDate 1966-07-20
releaseYear 1966
runtimeMinutes 86
screenwriter Charles B. Griffith
Peter Bogdanovich
setIn Southern California
starring Bruce Dern
Diane Ladd
Michael J. Pollard
Nancy Sinatra
Norman Alden
Peter Fonda

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Peter Fonda starredIn The Wild Angels
Roger Corman directed The Wild Angels
Roger Corman notableWork The Wild Angels
Samuel Z. Arkoff notableWork The Wild Angels
Gayle Hunnicutt notableWork The Wild Angels
Gayle Hunnicutt appearedIn The Wild Angels
The Wild Angels posterTagline Their credo is violence... their god is hate... and they call themselves The Wild Angels
linked to: The Wild Angels
Barboura Morris notableWork The Wild Angels
Barboura Morris appearedIn The Wild Angels