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Bugsy Malone (Bugsy Malone, nieto de Al Capone en su estreno en España) es un largometraje británico de 1976, que supuso el debut como director de Alan Parker. Escrito por el propio Parker, se trata de un musical que tiene la peculiaridad de estar protagonizado exclusivamente por actores infantiles, incluyendo a una Jodie Foster de 13 años.
- Alan Parker
- Bugsy Malone, nieto de Al Capone (España)
Bugsy Malone is a 1976 gangster musical comedy film written and directed by Alan Parker (in his feature film directorial debut). A co-production of United States and United Kingdom, it features an ensemble cast, featuring only child actors playing adult roles, with Jodie Foster, Scott Baio and John Cassisi in major roles.
- September 15, 1976
- Paul Williams
- £574,953-£1 million
- Alan Marshall
15 de sept. de 1976 · A classic film directed by Alan Parker, starring an all-child cast as gangsters in New York City. They use splurge guns that cover their victims in whipped cream and sing songs by Paul Williams.
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- Comedy, Crime, Family
- Alan Parker
- 1976-09-15
Bugsy Malone is a 1976 musical comedy film set in the Prohibition era, featuring child actors as gangsters and singers. See the critics' and audience's ratings, watch official clips, and learn more about the cast and crew of this original and charming film.
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- Alan Parker
- G
- Scott Baio
Bugsy Malone (Trailer 1976) Average Superstar T.V. 2.04K subscribers. Subscribed. 479. 97K views 3 years ago. The classic gangster story of Bugsy Malone told with an all-child cast....
- 3 min
- 97.2K
- Average Superstar T.V.
Bugsy Malone The making of the film by Alan Parker Because of the needs of DVD, one of the dubious pleasures a director has to go through is the
Bugsy Malone es un largometraje británico de 1976, que supuso el debut como director de Alan Parker. Escrito por el propio Parker, se trata de un musical que tiene la peculiaridad de estar protagonizado exclusivamente por actores infantiles, incluyendo a una Jodie Foster de 13 años.
