Victor Drai
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Victor Drai is a Las Vegas, Nevada nightclub owner and former movie producer (see IMDB).
Drai helped design and develop XS and Tryst nightclubs, and was a co-owner of both establishments.
He currently operates Drai’s AfterHours nightclub at Bill’s Gamblin’ Hall hotel-casino in Las Vegas, NV and Drai’s Hollywood in Los Angeles, CA.[1]
Drai produced several hit movies, including “The Woman in Red” – the 1984 romantic comedy starring Gene Wilder, Kelly LeBrock, Gilda Radner and Charles Grodin. Drai followed that with such popular films as “The Man with One Red Shoe,” “Folks!,” and the “Weekend at Bernie’s” blockbuster movies. See IMDB
[edit] Personal life
He married Kelly LeBrock in 1984. They divorced in 1986.
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- ^ Wynn Las Vegas, Victor Drai end partnership Amanda Finnegan Fri, Aug 27, 2010 Las Vega Weekly
