Hollywood–It was as if the legendary mobster himself had rolled the dice and come up snake eyes. “Bugsy” — the TriStar film directed by Barry Levinson that pulled in a leading 10 Academy Award ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. ‘Bugsy Malone’, the movie musical beloved by drama teachers, was released in 1976 to positive reviews. Sir Alan Parker’s sassy ...

The musical where cocktail-sipping kids pretend to be adults has a seam of pure feelgood that makes real life feel far away I was sitting in my living room with my big brother and dad when a loud BANG ...

For a managing editor who likes a good, splashy crime story, the murder of Benjamin ("Bugsy") Siegel in a Beverly Hills mansion (Time, June 30) had everything. Last week the tabloids of Manhattan, the ...

Imaobong Ifum (Ima) is a Features and Resources writer at Collider, where she gets to geek out about entertainment while managing the occasional hiring process. With over six years of freelancing ...

“Since studios keep making remakes, why don’t they at least remake them better?” Billy Wilder had a right to ask me that question 20 years ago, since the many remakes of his movies (Sabrina, The ...

At some point last year, a close friend of mine asked if I’d ever heard of a film called Bugsy Malone. I was incredulous… everyone knew Bugsy Malone, right? My childhood in London was filled with ...

IT'S NEARLY 50 years since Bugsy Malone burst onto our cinema screens in a flurry of ostrich feathers, brilliantine and custard pies. Legendary film director Alan Parker pulled off the extraordinary ...

It is one of Britain’s best-loved movie musicals. But 40 years after Bugsy Malone hit the box office, its creator has revealed an unlikely secret of its success – Birds Eye beefburgers. Bafta-winning ...

Alan Parker, the British director whose exceptionally wide-ranging oeuvre ranged from “Bugsy Malone” to “Evita,” from “Midnight Express” to “The Road to Wellville,” has died. He was 76. The British ...

‘Bugsy Malone’, the movie musical beloved by drama teachers, was released in 1976 to positive reviews. Sir Alan Parker’s sassy singalong cast a bunch of largely unknown youngsters (Jodie Foster aside) ...

Director who first made his mark in the 1970s and had later hits including Fame and The Commitments, became the chair of the UK Film Council Peter Bradshaw on Alan Parker: a maker of glorious films ...