'bugsy malone' - not crap or..............................crap?
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Chester Copperpot
Triple stones
RIP Dandy Dan 
"Martin Lev – Dandy Dan
As the smooth and sinister rival gangland leader and pioneer of the splurge gun, Lev was really rather good as Sam's nemesis, despite having an unconvincing pencil moustache. He showed a higher degree of acting talent than a lot of the other kids and this might be because he was quite a bit older; born in 1959 he would have been 17, although he doesn’t look any older than any of the others. A British native, Lev suffered from ME and waved goodbye to acting and became dedicated to raising awareness of his condition, becoming president of 'Action for M.E.' in the UK. Tragically Lev committed suicide in 1992. He was 33."
"Martin Lev – Dandy Dan
As the smooth and sinister rival gangland leader and pioneer of the splurge gun, Lev was really rather good as Sam's nemesis, despite having an unconvincing pencil moustache. He showed a higher degree of acting talent than a lot of the other kids and this might be because he was quite a bit older; born in 1959 he would have been 17, although he doesn’t look any older than any of the others. A British native, Lev suffered from ME and waved goodbye to acting and became dedicated to raising awareness of his condition, becoming president of 'Action for M.E.' in the UK. Tragically Lev committed suicide in 1992. He was 33."
DaveCinzano
WATCH OUT, GEORGE, HE'S GOT A SCREWDRIVER!
shit
he was great as dandy dan
he was great as dandy dan
MysteryGuest
beyond boring and interesting
I never saw it either, but maomao's moran cult looks good to me. 
i_hate_beckham
Him From A Village
What i never understood was what the splurge gun did, once you got hit by one or a custard pie were you dead?? You never appeared in the film again. But if thats the case then why does everyone get covered at the end and be ok? Someone explain to me. 
kyser_soze
Hawking's Angry Eyebrow
i_hate_beckham said:What i never understood was what the splurge gun did, once you got hit by one or a custard pie were you dead?? You never appeared in the film again. But if thats the case then why does everyone get covered at the end and be ok? Someone explain to me.
Why would you even expect a logical answer - or any answer at at for that matter - to a question about a kids musical where the guns fire custard pie things!!!
i_hate_beckham
Him From A Village
Cos some people have an un-healthy obcession with it.kyser_soze said:
Lisarocket
In bed with me dinner
It's a fab movie
DaveCinzano
WATCH OUT, GEORGE, HE'S GOT A SCREWDRIVER!
catch said:
dave quinnan
spanglechick
High Empress of Dressing Up
So good!
And it had Dexter Fletcher and Bonnie Langford and Mark Curry off Blue Peter
in it!!!
And somehow Jodie Foster's "My name is Tallulah" was sexier than Rita Hayworth's "Put the Blame on Mame" from Gilda - even though she was a kid and that should be all wrong. But it isn't sleazy - it's just brilliant.
And it had Dexter Fletcher and Bonnie Langford and Mark Curry off Blue Peter
in it!!!
And somehow Jodie Foster's "My name is Tallulah" was sexier than Rita Hayworth's "Put the Blame on Mame" from Gilda - even though she was a kid and that should be all wrong. But it isn't sleazy - it's just brilliant.
DaveCinzano
WATCH OUT, GEORGE, HE'S GOT A SCREWDRIVER!
Tank Girl said:it is dodgy
i prefer the term 'edgy'
I love Bugsy Malone, it's my favourite film. I memorised most of the sogs and quite a bit of the script when I was little (any body who is anybody will soon walk through that door at Fat Sam's Grand Slam Speakeasy! Always able to find you a table, there's room for just one more at Fat Sam's Grand Slam Speeeeakeasy!). Fantastic.
kyser_soze
Hawking's Angry Eyebrow
milesy said:
Same year, cos she also starred in the original Freaky Friday and some other thing called The Little Girl who lives down the Lane and another one called Echoes of a Summer.
It looks like TD was first but it was immediately before Bugsy.
oneflewover
Following "The Tigers"
Great film, my daughter has been in a couple of theatre groups that have done it, and had great fun.
One question, how does Fizzy the 4' tall sweeper up, who sings Tomorrow have a voice as deep as Lee Marvin?
One question, how does Fizzy the 4' tall sweeper up, who sings Tomorrow have a voice as deep as Lee Marvin?
DaveCinzano
WATCH OUT, GEORGE, HE'S GOT A SCREWDRIVER!
oneflewover said:
well, believe it or not, but the singing was dubbed
and anyway, dizzy's voice is not really that deep.
Random One
Gwanin
i have nothing to add to the thread but wanted to say hellooooooooooooooo 'tailsypigtails said:
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