Wayne Newton's journey on stage has been nothing short of legendary, and his presence in the entertainment world remains as bright as ever, thanks in part to his acting career. His natural charisma and timeless talent have seamlessly transitioned from the stage to the big screen.

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Drawing from his early experiences alongside icons like Lucille Ball and Jackie Gleason, and appearances on beloved shows like "Bonanza," Wayne's acting career has flourished in recent years. He has brought memorable performances to films such as Vegas Vacation, Ocean’s Eleven, License to Kill, The Adventures of Ford Fairlane, The Dark Backward, The Best of the Best II, Night of the Running Man, Who's Your Daddy?, Elvis Has Left the Building, and Smokin' Aces.

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Wayne’s television career is equally impressive, with guest roles on shows like Las Vegas, According to Jim, Kingdom Hospital, North and South, Book II, Roseanne, Ellen, My Wife and Kids, The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, Renegade, Perfect Strangers, LA Law, and Tales from the Crypt, to name just a few. His portrayal of "shock jock" Harold Wick on Ally McBeal earned him rave reviews, as well as the prestigious "First American in the Arts Award" for Outstanding Guest Performance in a Television Series.

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"I love acting," Wayne shares. "After a lifetime of being Wayne Newton, it’s a thrill to step into different roles. Plus," he adds with a smile, "it's a great way to blow off steam without getting into trouble."

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In addition to his acting roles, Wayne has been featured in his own Travel Channel special, Wayne Newton’s Las Vegas, and has been highlighted on acclaimed series like A&E Biography and E! True Hollywood Story. His Las Vegas ranch has also made an appearance on MTV’s Cribs and VH-1’s Celebrity Pets.

Wayne remains grateful for every opportunity to share his craft, whether on stage or screen, and he approaches each project with humility and heartfelt dedication.