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Bugsy

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The movie tells the story of mobster Bugsy Siegel, the playboy gangster who betrayed the Mob for love, and his relationship with Virginia Hill, a tough-talking insatiable Hollywood starlet.

Genre:

Crime, Drama, Biography

Actors:

Warren Beatty, Annette Bening, Harvey Keitel, Ben Kingsley, Elliott Gould, Joe Mantegna, Richard C. Sarafian, Bebe Neuwirth, Gian-Carlo Scandiuzzi, Wendy Phillips, Stefanie Mason, ...»

Director:

Barry Levinson

Country:

United States

Release:

1991

IMDb:

6.8

Quality:

Duration:

136 min

KEYWORDS:

#Annette Bening #Barry Levinson #Bugsy #Harvey Keitel | #Warren Beatty

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ACTORS OF "Bugsy"

Warren Beatty

30 March 1937, Richmond, Virginia, USA

Annette Bening

29 May 1958, Topeka, Kansas, USA

Harvey Keitel

13 May 1939, Brooklyn, New York, USA

Ben Kingsley

31 December 1943, Scarborough, Yorkshire, England, UK

Elliott Gould

29 August 1938, Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA

Joe Mantegna

13 November 1947, Chicago, Illinois, USA

Richard C. Sarafian

28 April 1930, New York City, New York, USA

Bebe Neuwirth

31 December 1958, Princeton, New Jersey, USA

Gian-Carlo Scandiuzzi

Wendy Phillips

2 January 1952, Brooklyn, New York, USA

Stefanie Mason

Kimberly McCullough

5 March 1978, Bellflower, California, USA

Andy Romano

15 June 1941, USA

Robert Beltran

19 November 1953, Bakersfield, California, USA

Bill Graham

8 January 1931, Berlin, Germany

Lewis Van Bergen

9 November 1938, New York, New York, USA

Joseph Roman

23 May 1927, South Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

James Toback

23 November 1944, New York City, New York, USA

Don Carrara

Carmine Caridi

23 January 1934, New York City, New York, USA

Don Calfa

3 December 1939, Brooklyn, New York, USA

Robert Glaudini

Bryan Smith

Ray McKinnon

15 November 1957, Adel, Georgia, USA

Eric Christmas

19 March 1916, London, England, UK

Joe Baker

14 December 1928, London, England, UK

John C. Moskoff

Ralph Tabakin

22 September 1921, San Antonio, Texas, USA

Debrah Farentino

30 September 1959, Lucas Valley, California, USA

Anthony Russell

Wendie Malick

13 December 1950, Buffalo, New York, USA

25 July 1940, Oskaloosa, Iowa, USA

Clive Rosengren

17 March 1943

Gary McGurk

20 August 1949, Lexington, Kentucky, USA

Gerard Joseph McKenna

1 April 1968, Louisville, Kentucky, USA

4 November 1924, Hollywood, California, USA

Joe Casino

22 November 1943, Louisville, Kentucky, USA

Anne Gaybis

22 January 1953, USA

Barry Levinson

6 April 1942, Baltimore, Maryland, USA

Sheila Lussier

17 November 1967, La Mesa, California, USA

18 April 1966, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA

DIRECTORS OF "Bugsy"

Barry Levinson

6 April 1942, Baltimore, Maryland, USA

CREATORS OF "Bugsy"

Dean Jennings

James Toback

23 November 1944, New York City, New York, USA

HEROES OF "Bugsy"

Bugsy Siegel

Played by: Warren Beatty

Virginia Hill

Played by: Annette Bening

Mickey Cohen

Played by: Harvey Keitel

Meyer Lansky

Played by: Ben Kingsley

Harry Greenberg

Played by: Elliott Gould

George

Played by: Joe Mantegna

Jack Dragna

Played by: Richard C. Sarafian

Countess di Frasso

Played by: Bebe Neuwirth

Count di Frasso

Played by: Gian-Carlo Scandiuzzi

Esta Siegel

Played by: Wendy Phillips

Millicent Siegel

Played by: Stefanie Mason

Barbara Siegel

Played by: Kimberly McCullough

Del Webb

Played by: Andy Romano

Alejandro

Played by: Robert Beltran

Charlie 'Lucky' Luciano

Played by: Bill Graham

Joey Adonis

Played by: Lewis Van Bergen

Moe Sedway

Played by: Joseph Roman

Gus Greenbaum

Played by: James Toback

Vito Genovese

Played by: Don Carrara

Frank Costello

Played by: Carmine Caridi

Louie Dragna

Played by: Don Calfa

Dominic

Played by: Robert Glaudini

Chick Hill

Played by: Bryan Smith

David Hinton

Played by: Ray McKinnon

Ronald the Butler

Played by: Eric Christmas

Lawrence Tibbett

Played by: Joe Baker

Sulka's Salesman

Played by: John C. Moskoff

Elevator Operator

Played by: Ralph Tabakin

Girl in Elevator

Played by: Debrah Farentino

Jerry the Bookie

Played by: Anthony Russell

Woman on Train

Played by: Wendie Malick

Fan at Train Station

Played by: DeVera Marcus

Marlene Dietrich

Played by: Ksenia Prohaska

'Manpower' Assistant Director

Played by: Peter Giuliano

Manpower' Maitre D'

Played by: Austin Kelly

'Manpower' Clapper Boy

Played by: Michael Kenner

D.A. McWilde

Played by: Bruce Ed Morrow

Deputy D.A. Hartman

Played by: Clive Rosengren

Tony the Waiter

Played by: Gary McGurk

Ciro's Photographer

Played by: Gerard Joseph McKenna

Taxi Driver

Played by: Paul Roache

Federal Marshal

Played by: Tommy Townsend

Natalie St. Clair

Played by: Traci Lind

Cadillac Driver

Played by: David H. Hebble

Bond Rally Speaker

Played by: Michael Sollenberger

Courthouse Guard

Played by: Jamie Angell

Ciros Singer

Played by: Julie Christensen

CRITICS OF "Bugsy"

Spokesman-Review (Washington)

Oh, it's not that they cover up Siegel's brutal side, it's just that they undercut it by making the man just a victim of his own appetites, which is sort of like saying Charles Manson was just a little too enthusiastic about a certain Beatles tune.

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Seattle Times

What finally distinguishes Bugsy from other mob movies is its ever-present sense of the absurd.

October 29, 2014

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Christian Science Monitor

Beatty and Annette Bening charge their roles with energy, and the supporting cast includes such talents as Harvey Keitel, Joe Mantegna, Ben Kingsley, and Elliott Gould in sturdy performances.

October 29, 2014

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Orlando Sentinel

Most actors give more contained performances as they get older or else they risk self-parody. Beatty, who has always seemed larger than life, gets even larger with age -- and on him it looks good.

October 29, 2014

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Philadelphia Daily News

A clump of casinos in the sand is evidence of something, but I'm pretty sure it's not greatness.

October 29, 2014

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People Magazine

While Bugsy expertly captures the glamor of '40s Hollywood, it fails as the drama of a man whose dreams of glory lure him to an ignominious end.

October 29, 2014

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Film4

Beatty's daring schizophrenic performance -- on the one hand charming and gregarious, on the other a brutal killing machine -- makes this one of the best performances (but not films) of his career.

October 29, 2014

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Radio Times

While avoiding the usual gangster film clichés, director Barry Levinson also insists that Warren Beatty does more than coast through this movie on matinée idol looks and easy charm.

October 29, 2014

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TIME Magazine

The picture belongs, in every sense of the word, to Beatty.

October 29, 2014

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Philadelphia Inquirer

From James Toback's crackling script to Warren Beatty's electric performance as gangster Ben Siegel, Bugsy is so engrossing that you feel uncharitable mentioning that while splendid in individual scenes, Barry Levinson's movie lacks propulsion.

October 29, 2014

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Chicago Tribune

Insouciant and flashy, co-producer Beatty is at his best when evoking the narcissistic, show-business side of Siegel.

October 29, 2014

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Los Angeles Times

A great deal of the fun of watching this very assured film is seeing with what energetic panache the actor takes on the mantle of the mobster J. Edgar Hoover once called "the most dangerous man in America."

October 29, 2014

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