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Dermot O'Leary presents 'Bugsy Malone'

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Dermot O'Leary presents 'Bugsy Malone'

The TV star will introduce the musical as part of Time Out and Curzon Cinemas 'My Favourite Film' series.

Dec  7 2005

This weekend, Dermot O'Leary will be at the Curzon Soho cinema to present a very special screening of the musical gangster flick 'Bugsy Malone'.

As part of Time Out and Curzon Cinema's 'My Favourite Film Series', the TV presenter, best known for his work on 'Big Brother's Little Brother', will introduce the children's classic at 1pm on Sunday (December 11).

Starring Scott Baio and Jodie Foster, 'Bugsy Malone' is a hilarious spoof of the classic gangster films of the 1940s and 1950s in which director Alan Parker substitutes children for adults and custard pies for bullets.

For more information, or to buy tickets, get in touch with the Curzon Soho on 020 7734 2255.

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  • harry hill said...
    BOO-HOO. have you seen blousey when she packs' her knickers hand out of the wardrobe :S Posted on Mar 23 2009 07:28
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    Like this was AGES ago! And my skool is doin BM and I'm Blousey Brown. Total babe! Posted on Mar 22 2007 17:30
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