Bugsy Malone (1976)

Bugsy Malone (1976) is a dazzling musical spectacle unlike any you've ever witnessed, radiantly performed by a remarkable cast of pint-sized prodigies, transporting us to the hustle and bustle of 1929 New York City. In this city of dreams and drama, a world of would-be gangsters, enchanting showgirls, and hopeful dreamers comes alive, with each role ingeniously portrayed by children. Meet Bugsy Malone, an ambitious young gun who rises through the ranks of the city's underbelly, navigating his way amidst the frothy power struggle between Fat Sam, the boisterous owner of the Grand Slam Speakeasy, and the refined Dandy Dan. The tension escalates, but fear not - the bullets here are harmless, replaced by "splurge guns" that douse the unsuspecting recipients in cream. Amidst this comical chaos, we're introduced to Tallulah, the sassy and spirited girlfriend of Fat Sam, portrayed by future superstar Jodie Foster. Tallulah dances and sings, sweeping us along with her irresistible charm and contagious energy. From the imaginative mind of award-winning pop composer Paul Williams, the enchanting melodies and witty lyrics of Bugsy Malone further elevate this delightful cinematic experience, making it a must-watch for every cinephile. This is a vibrant universe where childhood innocence meets grown-up ambitions, creating a truly unforgettable movie experience.

Bugsy Malone is an action movie featuring Scott Baio.

Bugsy Malone is currently streaming for free (ad-supported) on Kanopy and it's also available on Paramount Plus Apple TV Channel .

It is also possible to buy Bugsy Malone on Amazon Video, Apple TV and Vudu or rent it on Spectrum On Demand.