Resurrecting the Warner, dubbed the “Wonder Theatre of the World” when it was built in 1929, involved turning the space - which was converted into a bowling alley in the ’60s, then a pizza parlor in the ’70s, before being demolished for the Wild Wild West Casino - back into a theater to match its Boardwalk-facing façade. I said, ‘Are you fucking kidding? This is incredible.’ I got excited when I saw the façade and then did the research,” Mollison shares with The Hollywood Reporter during an exclusive first look at The Hook. “When they said I could have a theater right on the boardwalk. It is all part of a $400 million renovation of Caesars Atlantic City Hotel & Casino, which Mollison likes to joke was mostly spent on him - and a Nobu restaurant, Gordon Ramsay Hell’s Kitchen and over 700 new rooms and suites. Mollison, Spiegelworld’s ringmaster, would have the opportunity to create the Atlantic City Boardwalk’s first live entertainment and dining residency - playing every week of the year - exactly to his specifications behind the refurbished façade of the historic Warner Theatre.

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