Nobody's going to interfere with you running the casino. And when the old man says maybe, thats like a papal bull. You know, if I did it, I'd have to run it my way. Andy Stone : The old man said, Maybe your friend should give in. I know guys working there for thirty years who don't have a license. And what happens is they take your application and they put it at the bottom of the pile. Like, uh, from Casino Executive to Food and Beverage Chairman. All you got to do is keep changing your job title.

Why would they want to lock us out? And besides, they'll never find out. Why would they want to find out? We're putting a hundred million into this desert here. The state law says you can work in a casino while they're processing your application. You don't have to have a license to work in a casino. I have at least two dozen gambling and bookmaking pinches on me. The Gaming Commission would never give me a license.

All three will contribute to Ace’s spectacular downfall.You know, I don't know if I could do this even if I wanted to. Learn more about the full cast of Casino with news, photos, videos and more at TV Guide. There are three problems on the horizon, however: Ace’s run-ins with the Gaming Control Board that oversees the Vegas casinos the appearance of a psychotic old friend, Nicky Santoro (Pesci), who is determined to muscle in on the action and a beautiful hustler, Ginger McKenna (Stone), with whom Ace falls in love. Determined to do things correctly (ie the Mob’s way), he turns the casino into a tremendous success. With a cast that features Scorsese regulars Robert De Niro and Joe Pesci, the Oscar-nominated Sharon Stone and a group of entertainers who actually performed in Las Vegas in the ’70s (Alan King, Don Rickles, Steve Allen), Casino is an expert examination of small town wise guys who find heaven on earth before frittering it all away.ĭe Niro stars as Sam ‘Ace’ Rothstein, a top bookie who finds himself enlisted by the Mob to run the Tangiers casino in Vegas. Otherwise, why make another mob story? I couldn’t care less.’ But then the director himself voiced the concerns of many when he noted about the ’70s-set drama, ‘This story has to be on a big canvas. When Martin Scorsese announced his Mob-in-Vegas drama Casino in the mid-’90s, there was a distinct feeling of déjà vu, particularly as he was teaming up once again with GoodFellas writer Nicholas Pileggi on the project.

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