gone now that his Cuban casinos have been dismantled by Fidel Castro's regime. At the climax of the film, Lansky gives an interview to a French journalist. When the journalist asks him what he would do if he could live his life over, Lansky responds, "I wouldn't change a thing." Cast Richard Dreyfuss as Meyer Lansky Yosef Carmon as Rabbi Mosko Alkalai as Jewelry Shopkeeper Fima Noveck as Hasid in Grodno Joshua Praw as Meyer Lansky at age 8 Bernard Hiller as Max Lansky Jill Holden as Yetta Lansky Larry Moss as Benjamin Lansky Chris Marquette as Jake Lansky (age 9-11) Ryan Merriman as Meyer Lansky (age 12-14) Benjamin Kimball Smith as Benjamin K. Smith Anthony Medwetz as Bugsy Siegel (age 11) Max Perlich as Meyer Lansky (age 19-28) Matthew Settle as Bugsy Siegel (age 17-26) Stanley DeSantis as Arnold Rothstein Scott Rabinowitz as Zev Ben-Dov Bill Capizzi as Joe Masseria Ron Gilbert as Salvatore Maranzano Nick Corello as Albert Anastasia Tom La Grua as Frank Costello Sal Landi as Joe Adonis Anthony LaPaglia as Lucky Luciano Robert Miano as Vito Genovese Eric Roberts as Bugsy Siegel Peggy Jo Jacobs as Virginia Hill External links 1999 television films 1999 films Biographical films about gangsters Films about the American Mafia Films about Jewish-American organized crime Films directed by John McNaughton Films scored by George S. Clinton HBO Films films 1990s English-language films Cultural depictions of Bugsy Siegel Cultural depictions of Lucky Luciano Cultural depictions of Meyer Lansky Cultural depictions of Salvatore Maranzano Cultural depictions of Arnold Rothstein Cultural depictions of Joe Masseria Cultural depictions of Vito Genovese Cultural depictions of Joe Adonis Cultural depictions of Albert Anastasia American gangster films