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It s been 17 years since NBC took a gamble on
Las Vegas.
The soapy prime-time drama starred Josh Duhamel as Danny, a former Marine who s figuring out his personal life as he rises through the ranks at the Montecito Resort and Casino, a fictional high rollers playground that managed to pack in everything Sin City has to offer, from the games, showgirls and glamour to the tough guys, backroom deals and occasional untimely death, under one roof.
The show lasted for five seasons, with most of the cast sticking around for the duration, though new faces popped up here and there to keep things fresh, in addition to the endless parade of guest stars, including
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.The cast of 1990 s The Godfather Part III is shown in a scene in a recut version, The Godfather Coda: The Death of Michael Corleone, from director and co-writer Francis Ford Coppola. (CNS photo/courtesy Paramount)
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NEW YORK (CNS) Long reviled as a pale afterthought compared to its two predecessors, 1990 s The Godfather Part III (Paramount) is now available in in a recut version, The Godfather Coda: The Death of Michael Corleone, from director and co-writer Francis Ford Coppola.
For those who have not seen it, or haven t viewed it in some time, it s a reminder that although mobster dramas that draw on events of the past can be engrossing, historical truth always loses out in the process.