Levinson's "Bugsy" explores the life of Bugsy Siegel, famous for what?
Inventing basketball
Being a movie star
Developing Las Vegas
Flying the Atlantic solo
Answer
Bugsy Siegel, the notorious gangster immortalized in Levinson's "Bugsy", gained prominence for his pivotal role in the development of Las Vegas. Siegel envisioned transforming the desert city into a gambling mecca, spearheading the construction of the iconic Flamingo Hotel and Casino. His audacious vision and determination set the stage for Las Vegas' rise as a premier entertainment destination, a legacy that continues to attract visitors from around the globe.
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