Bugsy Malone corrections

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Bugsy Malone (1976) - 4 corrections

Directed by Alan Parker, starring Jodie Foster

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When Dandy Dan's gang are on their way to invade Fat Sam's, there are three cars. When the cars turn the corner look at the gun truck, the gun falls out of the man's (on the right) hand. [People drop things in real life, not a mistake.]

Moments after Babyface screams 'Geronimo', the guard at the door gives chase. In the following shot the guard is standing still. In the next shot he is again chasing Babyface. [The sequence looks like it is the same guard in all three shots, but in fact, it is 2 different guards. You can tell by the doors behind them.]

At the start, when Roxy The Weasel takes the blind alley down Perito's bakery, a women starts yelling out of the window in a foriegn language. Once she has finished, she shuts the window, and - like magic - there is no pane of glass. [I watched this sequence time after time and can not see anything wrong with the window.]

Another not very well known cameo is by a young Michael Jackson. He plays Fat Sam's musician, Razamataz. Interestingly, they dub over his voice for all the songs. [The young man who played Razamataz is called Michael Jackson but he is not the same Michael Jackson of "Jackson 5" and "Thriller" fame. The Michael Jackson in "Bugsy Malone" has never knowingly acted before or since.]