cast: James Caan, Sherilyn Fenn --  KL: Yeah, it's great! Not only is he our showrunner, creator, and writer, but Mitch was also very involved in the design of the look of the show, because he grew up in Miami in that era. His father was the electrical engineer in all those great hotels, and he grew up as a cabana boy in the summers, sitting at the lunch counter at Wolfie's, with Meyer Lansky in a nearby booth telling him to shut the hell up. [Laughs.] So, yeah, the casting, the music... There's some music this year that's just insane, and all the casting is done by Mitch. He just thinks of people when he writes, and he's always hoping that's the person he'll be able to cast, and that's just happened to work. People read their bits and go, "Yeah, I've got to do this." When he's writing, it's almost like he's Sybil. I hear him once in awhile, and he'll be reading pieces out loud in a different cadence for different characters. Mitch doesn't have the performing gene, but he can do all sorts of voices. He's like Rich Little. [Laughs.] He's not so good with the females, but... Anyway, yeah, he used Jimmy Caan's voice for this one character, and then we got Jimmy in to do it. He's so funny, this character, but he's so scary. Very scary. And Sherilyn, we all worked together on Three Of Hearts so many years ago. She's already filmed