Sugartime (1995)
Sam Giancana is a ruthless mob boss from Chicago. During a trip to Las Vegas, he sees a performance by the McGuire Sisters, a popular singing group with a pure image. Sam is attracted to Phyllis and begins aggressively courting her. The two enter into an epic romance, but it brings unwanted attention and tarnishes Phyllis's reputation. For Sam, however, the consequences are far more drastic, landing him in trouble with the law and his fellow mobsters.
Director:
John N. Smith
Writer:
Martyn Burke
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John Turturro as Sam Giancana |
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Mary-Louise Parker as Phyllis McGuire |
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Elias Koteas as Butch Blasi |
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Maury Chaykin as Tony Accardo |
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Louis Del Grande as Chuckie English |
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Deborah DuchĂȘne as Christine McGuire |
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Larissa Laskin as Dorothy McGuire |
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Richard Blackburn as Police Captain |
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Christopher Barry as Photographer |
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Amanda Blitz as Annette Giancana |
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Renessa Blitz as Francine Giancana |
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Kelly Bodanis as Doris |
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Valerie Boyce as Showgirl |
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Bob Clout as Mr. McGuire |
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Stuart Clow as Vince Inserra |
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Bill Cross as Robert Maheu |
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Reg Dreger as Wadden |
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Todd Duckworth as Reporter #2 |
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Greg Ellwand as William Roemer |
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Neil Foster as Reporter |
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Ron Gabriel as Frederick Jones |
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Carole Galloway as Mrs. McGuire |
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Yamit Geiger as Bonnie Giancana |
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Sam Grana as Johnny Roselli |
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Graham Harley as Introducer |
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Howard Jerome as Russian Louie |
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Nahanni Johnstone as Carlene Delfano |
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Patrick Jude as Frank Sinatra |
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Brian Kaulback as U.S. Marshal |
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David Keeley as Ralph Hill |
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Deborah Kirshenbaum as Marie Perno |
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John Kozak as Eddie Vogel |
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Peter Krantz as Robert F. Kennedy |
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Corinne Langston as Queen Mother |
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Adam Large as Fanning |
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Shawn Lawrence as Pit Boss |
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Timothy Lee as Assistant |
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John Lefebvre as Bennett Williams |
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Dan Lett as Maitre 'd |
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Vincent Marino as Jimmy Perno |
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Joe Matheson as Emcee |
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Robin McCulloch as Dick Martin |
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Gerry Mendicino as Libonati |
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Valerie Moore as Choreographer |
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Tony Munch as Moretti |
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Scott Nichol as Dealer |
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Michael Polley as Security |
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Miles Potter as Grand Jury Foreman |
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Michael Rhoades as Schippers |
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Nicholas Rice as Judge Campbell |
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Bill Roemer as CIA Agent |
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Rino Romano as Phil Alderisio |
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Tony Rosato as Frank Ferraro |
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Chuck Shamata as Michael Delfano |
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Kent Sheridan as Man |
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Ralph Small as John Bassett |
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Danny Smith as Stagehand |
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Dylan Smith as Prison Guard |
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Peter Snider as Other Man |
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Andrew Stelmack as Gondolier |
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Kristina Watson as Maid |
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Jonathan Whittaker as Dan Rowan |
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Jonathan Wilson as Deliveryman |
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Timm Zemanek as Reporter #3 |
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Maritza Brikisak as Woman with Groceries (uncredited) |
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Vanessa J. Daniel as Gala Attendee (uncredited) |
| Production | David Coatsworth | Producer |
| Directing | John N. Smith | Director |
| Writing | Martyn Burke | Screenplay |
| Production | Gale Anne Hurd | Executive Producer |
| Production | David Gale | Co-Producer |
| Production | Martyn Burke | Co-Executive Producer |
| Editing | Ralph Brunjes | Editor |
| Production | Claire Hewitt | Casting |
| Production | Diane Kerbel | Casting |
| Art | Barbara Dunphy | Production Design |
| Art | Lucinda Zak | Art Direction |
| Camera | Pierre Letarte | Director of Photography |
| Sound | Sidney James | Original Music Composer |
| Camera | Dan Kneece | "A" Camera Operator |