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Bugsy Malone

1976 · Movie · G · 93 min

6.7(313)unSUB Rating

DramaActionComedyMusicFamily

In 1929 New York, a turf war erupts between two rival gang leaders, with a bizarre new “splurge gun” turning shootouts into messy slapstick. Caught in the middle, a good-hearted young man gets pulled between loyalty, romance at a speakeasy, and a tempting rival who won’t take no for an answer.

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Details
Years
1976
Release date
1976-07-22
Language
English
Rated
G
Runtime
93 min
TMDB rating (input)
6.6/10 (313 votes)
About

You’ll likely enjoy this if you want a light, cartoonish gangster musical with kid actors, toe-tapping numbers, and custard-pie chaos; Not for you if you dislike repetitive gags or want serious crime drama like The Muppet Movie.

Pros: playful gangster spoof; catchy song list; kid cast charm | Cons: joke wears thin; repetitive scenarios; only OK overall

Themes

  • new york city
  • prohibition era
  • gangster
  • gang war
  • musical
  • speakeasy
  • 1920s
  • gangster comedy
  • rival gangs
  • all-child cast

Awards & recognition

  • Academy AwardBest Original Song Score · 1977 · nominated

Cast & crew

  • Scott Baio

    Scott Baio

    as Bugsy Malone

  • Jodie Foster

    Jodie Foster

    as Tallulah

  • Florrie Dugger

    Florrie Dugger

    as Blousey

  • John Cassisi

    John Cassisi

    as Fat Sam

  • ML

    Martin Lev

    as Dandy Dan

  • Paul Murphy

    Paul Murphy

    as Leroy Smith

  • Sheridan Earl Russell

    Sheridan Earl Russell

    as Knuckles

  • AJ

    Albin 'Humpty' Jenkins

    as Fizzy

  • PC

    Paul Chirelstein

    as Smolsky

  • Andrew Paul

    Andrew Paul

    as O'Dreary

Directed by Alan Parker