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Las Vegas - Series 1 - Unseen And Exposed

Las Vegas - Series 1 - Unseen And Exposed
Directed by Michael Watkins, Kevin Hooks, Timothy Busfield, Guy Norman Bee, Greg Yaitanes

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Product Details

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #14788 in DVD
  • Released on: 2005-03-14
  • Rating: Suitable for 15 years and over
  • Aspect ratio: 1.77:1
  • Format: PAL
  • Original language: English
  • Number of discs: 6
  • Running time: 953 minutes

Editorial Reviews

Amazon.co.uk Review
Slick, stylish, and fast-paced, Las Vegas is a high-tech hybrid of 1970s' Vega$ and 1980s' Hotel. Set in the fictional Montecito Resort and Casino, the show revolves around surveillance expert and ex-Marine Danny McCoy (Josh Duhamel, Win a Date with Tad Hamilton). McCoy reports to the president of operations and ex-CIA operative "Big" Ed Deline (the inimitable James Caan). If Duhamel is the show's charisma, Caan is the gravitas. The attractive cast is rounded out by Vanessa Marcil as casino host Sam Marquez, Nikki Cox as event coordinator Mary Connell, James Lesure as valet Mike Cannon, Marsha Thomason as pit boss Nessa Holt, Cheryl Ladd as Deline's wife Jillian, and model Molly Sims as Deline's daughter Delinda.

From the start, Las Vegas has attracted a diverse array of guest stars, from musicians, like Little Richard ("New Orleans"), to movie stars, like Sean "Samwise" Astin ("You Can't Take It With You"). Even "Mr. Las Vegas" himself, Wayne Newton, puts in an appearance ("Pros and Cons"). Other notable guests include Elliot Gould ("Jokers and Fools"), Jean-Claude Van Damme ("Die Fast, Die Furious"), and Alec Baldwin ("Hellraisers and Heartbreakers"), hot off his Oscar-nominated turn in The Cooler.--Kathleen C. Fennessy

Synopsis
Follows the events and exploits of the Montecito Hotel and Casino. Features the complete episodes from the first season of the programme.


Customer Reviews

consistently humorous and inventive tv series5
I like this tv series for the following reasons:it's about unusual jobs (in a casino complex) in an unusual place (las vegas),the storylines,acting and dialogue are humorous,there is a good rapport between the two main characters played by James Caan and Josh Duhamel (who run security for the casino and both have former connections with the military),the women are beautiful (I'm sure the men are too if you're into them),and you never know what will happen next.
This programme is great fun to watch and I think this is because it doesn't take itself too seriously.The episode with Jean Claude van Damme is one of the funniest I have seen on tv given his track record in hollywood movies of defying death on hundreds of occasions.The guy goes to las vegas, gambles once and....you've gotta see it!!

Great show, awful UK transfer2
If you want to buy the Las Vegas disc sets buy the US versions.
Even though this is a 4-5 years old show i felt like watching a movie from the 80's. The reason? Its the transfer; the colors, especially in this show are vivid and shiny, but the colors of the UK set is so dull you can feel the dust in your nostrils. I've bought both versions, UK and US, the difference is so clear even a 3yo can see.
Who ever is doing the transfers should respect the customers, this box set costs 3 times more of the US version but the transfer doesnt deserve it.
Infact this transfer problem applies for all of the US shows transferred for UK release. Just dont buy any US shows' UK dvd releases.

Competently written and produced entertainment4
These episodes are enjoyable as well written stories set in a Casino in Las Vegas. They are not intended to be profound or life-changing, but as entertainment they are successful. Four episodes are enough for me.