Just months after Clifford Lambert was reported missing in Palm Springs, California, authorities made several arrests. In early 2009, Danny Garcia and Kaushal Niroula were taken into custody and charged with murder. The case, centered on financial fraud intertwined with homicide, was complex and far from straightforward. Although both were initially convicted, their convictions were later overturned. Four additional co-conspirators faced similar legal proceedings, making the ordeal extremely difficult for Lambert’s friends and family. NBC’s ‘Dateline: The Prince, The Whiz Kid & The Millionaire’ delves into the case, detailing the investigation, the legal battles, and the eventual pursuit of justice for Lambert.
Kaushal Niroula and Danny Garcia Enjoyed an Adventurous...
Kaushal Niroula and Danny Garcia Enjoyed an Adventurous...
- 10/10/2025
- by Shivangi Sinha
- Moviedelic
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60 years ago this September, Clint Eastwood's Man With No Name stepped on screen for the first time in Sergio Leone's "A Fistful of Dollars." It would be a few more years until the low-budget Spaghetti Western made it to America, but the actor's star power and the director's talents were instantly recognizable for early adopters – even if critics took longer to get on board. By the time Leone had released two more Eastwood-led films, rounding out what became known as the Dollars Trilogy, Eastwood's narrowed eyes and steely attitude had become a fundamental image of the movie cowboy.
The Dollars trilogy, which continued with "For A Few Dollars More" and concluded in 1966 with "The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly," is now celebrated as one of the best on-screen Western sagas of all time. The genre would...
60 years ago this September, Clint Eastwood's Man With No Name stepped on screen for the first time in Sergio Leone's "A Fistful of Dollars." It would be a few more years until the low-budget Spaghetti Western made it to America, but the actor's star power and the director's talents were instantly recognizable for early adopters – even if critics took longer to get on board. By the time Leone had released two more Eastwood-led films, rounding out what became known as the Dollars Trilogy, Eastwood's narrowed eyes and steely attitude had become a fundamental image of the movie cowboy.
The Dollars trilogy, which continued with "For A Few Dollars More" and concluded in 1966 with "The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly," is now celebrated as one of the best on-screen Western sagas of all time. The genre would...
- 10/13/2024
- by Valerie Ettenhofer
- Slash Film
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