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TV shows set at fictional bars and restaurants like Cheers, Mel's Diner, Central Perk, Monk's Cafe, and others make us wish we could hang out there with our friends. But how did Alice, Flo, Gunther, Carla, and those Two Broke Girls manage to make a living? A veteran waiter explains why fictional restaurants and bars have such a hold on us.
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Package Includes: Blu-ray Disc Type: BD50 (dual layer) Region: A MSRP: $24.99 The Production: 3.5/5 In the Los Angeles organized crime world, the death of the patriarch of a crime family sets off an intense struggle for power. And it’s ignited by a seemingly innocent relationship between Don Angelo DiMorra (Anthony Quinn) and the gorgeous fiancée of Angelo’s lieutenant Frank Regalbuto (Robert Forster), who also happens to be the son of the Don whose territory the remaining families are fighting over. When Frank discovers this, it sends him into a jealous and self destructive rage that ...