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00:30The mob was growing in power and they start to control the casinos.
00:37It's a fascinating combination of law and lawlessness.
00:41It really is the Wild West.
00:44I play Ralph Lamb who became sheriff kind of reluctantly.
00:49This rancher who used to be a military police officer.
00:53A man who believes in the good fight, truthful, honest, says it how it is.
00:58He is a maverick of a man who did things his own way.
01:02Talk about old school. This guy's a cowboy.
01:04You don't look like the law.
01:18I've been hearing that.
01:20My character, Vincent Savino, is in the Chicago crime family.
01:24He is coming in from the east to exploit and develop and build Las Vegas.
01:30Every crew in the country has planned their flags.
01:33I'm going to plan mine.
01:35He's got to deal with one thing at a time.
01:39It's a war over power and control as to who runs the city of Las Vegas.
01:44And they're going head to head.
01:47Cowboy, he could be a real problem.
01:50I'll handle him when the time comes.
01:53Action.
01:54Early 60s.
01:55You've got to get the look right, the background right.
01:57You've got to get the cars.
02:01There's really been a great attention to detail with this.
02:03I love the period.
02:05The clothes and the hair and the makeup.
02:07I really feel transported to that time.
02:09Here's where you tell me I look nice.
02:13You look nice.
02:16Thank you, Ralph.
02:17It's very kind.
02:18It's a great story.
02:20It's a great backdrop.
02:20I think it's going to be something special.
02:24I suggest you and your boys get the hell out of my casino.
02:26You're trespassing.
02:29I'm the law here, Mr. Savino.
02:32And I will decide who's breaking it.
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