1971 James Bond film Diamonds Are Forever featured a chase scene in which James Bond, running from Las Vegas police, side-rolls a car through an alley exiting onto Fremont Street. The 1978–81 ABC television series Vega$, starring Robert Urich, had its episode intro, and many scenes, filmed on Fremont Street. The 1987 music video for the song "I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For" by U2 was filmed on Fremont Street and featured the band members wandering around, while The Edge played an acoustic guitar. In the 1987 anthology film Aria, one of the segments involves two young lovers driving down Fremont Street before attempting suicide. The second season of the NBC show Crime Story (1986–1988) featured Fremont Street in its opening credits, and nearly all the action took place there, as opposed to the Strip. 1998's Very Bad Things featured Fremont Street in the movie. 1992's Honey, I Blew Up the Kid prominently featured Fremont Street in the movie. 1992's Cool World showed all the animation coming out of the Union Plaza Hotel and going down Fremont Street. In 1994, Glitter Gulch was featured prominently in the TV miniseries The Stand. The 1997 comedy Vegas Vacation includes a few scenes on Fremont Street. The Flaming Lips filmed part of their video for "Do You Realize??" in Fremont Street In the 2004 movie Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story, Steve the Pirate is seen along the Plaza near the Fremont Street Experience. In a 2005 release, Panic! at the Disco released a song about Fremont Street called "Build God, Then We'll Talk". Fremont Street appears in the 2004 video game Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas as "The Old Las Venturas Strip". The 2007 film Next has Nicolas Cage's character entering the Golden Nugget from the Fremont Street Experience. Ice Cube's music video for "Chrome and Paint" took place on Fremont Street, with Ice Cube in a lowrider. In Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Vegas, Logan Keller, and his teammates Jung, and Michael infiltrate Fremont Street to find a news van, which they find by going through the maintenance tunnels under the Sirocco Casino, the game's version of the Binion Hotel and Gambling Hall. Heavily referenced in the Tom Waits song "Mr. Siegal". Featured at the beginning of the TV series - CSI season 7 finale episode 24. Magician and illusionist Criss Angel has done many demonstrations there. Featured in The Real