Synopsis

Driven by audacious ambition, Bugsy Siegel staked his future on a Las Vegas casino, a gamble as high-stakes as it was perilous. Simultaneously, the Moulin Rouge shattered racial barriers, marking a significant shift in the city's social landscape. For J.T. McWilliams and William Clark, the very genesis of Sin City became a measure of its burgeoning appeal, a constant evaluation of its growing popularity.