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Bugsy
TrailerThe 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.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 LevinsonCountry: United StatesDuration: 136 minQuality: HDRelease: 1991IMDb: 6.80 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Actors of "Bugsy"
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Characters of "Bugsy"
Bugsy SiegelPlayed by: Warren Beatty
Virginia HillPlayed by: Annette Bening
Mickey CohenPlayed by: Harvey Keitel
Meyer LanskyPlayed by: Ben Kingsley
Harry GreenbergPlayed by: Elliott Gould
GeorgePlayed by: Joe Mantegna
Jack DragnaPlayed by: Richard C. Sarafian
Countess di FrassoPlayed by: Bebe Neuwirth
Count di FrassoPlayed by: Gian-Carlo Scandiuzzi
Esta SiegelPlayed by: Wendy Phillips
Millicent SiegelPlayed by: Stefanie Mason
Barbara SiegelPlayed by: Kimberly McCullough
Del WebbPlayed by: Andy Romano
AlejandroPlayed by: Robert Beltran
Charlie 'Lucky' LucianoPlayed by: Bill Graham
Joey AdonisPlayed by: Lewis Van Bergen
Moe SedwayPlayed by: Joseph Roman
Gus GreenbaumPlayed by: James Toback
Vito GenovesePlayed by: Don Carrara
Frank CostelloPlayed by: Carmine Caridi
Louie DragnaPlayed by: Don Calfa
DominicPlayed by: Robert Glaudini
Chick HillPlayed by: Bryan Smith
David HintonPlayed by: Ray McKinnon
Ronald the ButlerPlayed by: Eric Christmas
Lawrence TibbettPlayed by: Joe Baker
Sulka's SalesmanPlayed by: John C. Moskoff
Elevator OperatorPlayed by: Ralph Tabakin
Girl in ElevatorPlayed by: Debrah Farentino
Jerry the BookiePlayed by: Anthony Russell
Woman on TrainPlayed by: Wendie Malick
Fan at Train StationPlayed by: DeVera Marcus
Marlene DietrichPlayed by: Ksenia Prohaska
'Manpower' Assistant DirectorPlayed by: Peter Giuliano
Manpower' Maitre D'Played by: Austin Kelly
'Manpower' Clapper BoyPlayed by: Michael Kenner
D.A. McWildePlayed by: Bruce Ed Morrow
Deputy D.A. HartmanPlayed by: Clive Rosengren
Tony the WaiterPlayed by: Gary McGurk
Ciro's PhotographerPlayed by: Gerard Joseph McKenna
Taxi DriverPlayed by: Paul Roache
Federal MarshalPlayed by: Tommy Townsend
Natalie St. ClairPlayed by: Traci Lind
Cadillac DriverPlayed by: David H. Hebble
Bond Rally SpeakerPlayed by: Michael Sollenberger
Courthouse GuardPlayed by: Jamie Angell
Ciros SingerPlayed by: Julie Christensen -
Directors of "Bugsy"
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Creators of "Bugsy"
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Critic Reviews of "Bugsy"
Philadelphia InquirerOctober 29, 2014From 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.
Seattle TimesOctober 29, 2014What finally distinguishes Bugsy from other mob movies is its ever-present sense of the absurd.
Chicago TribuneOctober 29, 2014Insouciant and flashy, co-producer Beatty is at his best when evoking the narcissistic, show-business side of Siegel.
Los Angeles TimesOctober 29, 2014A 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."
Orlando SentinelOctober 29, 2014Most 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.
Christian Science MonitorOctober 29, 2014Beatty 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.
People MagazineOctober 29, 2014While 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.
Philadelphia Daily NewsOctober 29, 2014A clump of casinos in the sand is evidence of something, but I'm pretty sure it's not greatness.
Spokesman-Review (Washington)October 29, 2014Oh, 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.
Radio TimesOctober 29, 2014While 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.
Film4October 29, 2014Beatty'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.
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