How Elvis Turned Las Vegas Into A Place Worthy Of Superstars – Tom Hanks

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The Late Show with Stephen Colbert published this video item, entitled “How Elvis Turned Las Vegas Into A Place Worthy Of Superstars – Tom Hanks” – below is their description.

Tom Hanks spent enough time in Las Vegas to experience firsthand how Elvis Presley turned Sin City into a magnet for megastars. Tom’s new film, “Elvis,” opens in theaters next Friday. #Colbert #TomHanks #Elvis

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