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| rdfs:label | - Boardwalk Empire
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| rdfs:comment | - thumb Boardwalk Empire es una serie de televisión estadounidense producida y emitida originalmente por el canal de televisión por cable HBO. Está ambientada en la ciudad de Atlantic City, Nueva Jersey, durante el periodo de la ley seca en los años 1920.
- Boardwalk Empire is a television drama series that premiered in 2010. Like The Wire it airs on the HBO network on Sunday nights. The two series share several cast and crew members.
- The term "Boardwalk Empire" most commonly refers to an unbeatable strategy for winning at the famous Parker Brothers board game "Monopoly." The strategy was incorporated into the screenplay of director/screenwriter Quentin Tarantino's break-out blockbuster film "Reservoir Dogs." In the movie, actor Steve Buscemi, performing his now-iconic role of "Mr. Pink," beats an entire cadre of fellow jewel thieves at a game of Monopoly in a greasy-spoon diner just before the criminals all head out to conduct an ill-fated heist.
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| Descripción | - Boardwalk Empire Wiki es la enciclopedia dedicada a la serie de televisión creada por Terence Winter y Martin Scorsese y protagonizada por Steve Buscemi.
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| abstract | - thumb Boardwalk Empire es una serie de televisión estadounidense producida y emitida originalmente por el canal de televisión por cable HBO. Está ambientada en la ciudad de Atlantic City, Nueva Jersey, durante el periodo de la ley seca en los años 1920.
- Boardwalk Empire is a television drama series that premiered in 2010. Like The Wire it airs on the HBO network on Sunday nights. The two series share several cast and crew members.
- The term "Boardwalk Empire" most commonly refers to an unbeatable strategy for winning at the famous Parker Brothers board game "Monopoly." The strategy was incorporated into the screenplay of director/screenwriter Quentin Tarantino's break-out blockbuster film "Reservoir Dogs." In the movie, actor Steve Buscemi, performing his now-iconic role of "Mr. Pink," beats an entire cadre of fellow jewel thieves at a game of Monopoly in a greasy-spoon diner just before the criminals all head out to conduct an ill-fated heist. The strategy utilized by Mr. Pink, in which a player obtains ownership of the entire row of properties on the Monopoly game board that ends with the luxurious "Boardwalk" space, has since become a legend in and of itself, overshadowing the Tarantino film that popularized it and turning actor Buscemi into a household name overnight, both as a Hollywood actor and a Grand Master Monopoly player. The very concept of "Boardwalk Empire" has grown to such proportions that it now stands as an example of art imitating life imitating art, thanks to the production of the hit television series Boardwalk Empire that now airs on the premium cable network HBO and stars Steve Buscemi himself in the lead role of Enoch "Mr. Pink" Thompson.
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