Butch and Sundance
Famous bandit pair
Butch and Sundance refers to a pair of close companions, especially partners in crime or mischief, alluding to the outlaws Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.
The phrase evokes loyalty, camaraderie, and shared recklessness: Those two are like Butch and Sundance—always getting into trouble together.
The 1969 film cemented their names as shorthand for any inseparable duo.
- outlawsFugitives from justice
- Wild BunchNotorious frontier outlaws
- westernOf the sunset side
- Old WestAmerican cowboy era
- cowboysRanch hands tending herds
Bolivia · robbery · bandits · Newman · Redford · buddy film · getaway · on the run · train · dynamite · horses · gunfight · fugitives · canyon · escape · shootout · last stand · blaze of glory
- historical friendships
Butch and Sundancelawmen
Official crime fighters
sheriffs · Texas Rangers · bounty hunters · deputies · marshals
Butch and SundanceJesse James
Infamous frontier bandit
Billy the Kid · Black Bart · murderers · thugs · villains
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