HBO bringing back Deadwood as a movie*
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C-cksucka!!!!!!!!!!
Yes!!!!! Need Al back
Yes!!!!! Need Al back
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They left a lot unresolved so I'm happy to see this.
Maybe this is a good enough reason to binge watch Deadwood this summer... heck, who needs a reason!
Pain or damage don't end the world. Or despair or ****ing beatings. The world ends when you're dead. Until then, you got more punishment in store. Stand it like a man... and give some back.
I think there had been rumors, but HBO just made it official today. I hope it can live up to expectations.
“As a base of operations, you cannot beat a fu-king saloon!”
Al Swearingen
l Swearengen: [while having his prick sucked] Wo-wo-wo-woah, you got a stage to catch or somethin'? Slow... the ****... up.
Al Swearingen
l Swearengen: [while having his prick sucked] Wo-wo-wo-woah, you got a stage to catch or somethin'? Slow... the ****... up.
Deadwood Returns!
November 9, 2018
Yes, the rumors are true. A wrap up version of "Deadwood" is filming even as you read this.
According to Entertainment Weekly, Timothy Olyphant will again star as Seth Bullock and Ian McShane is back as Al Swearengen, and series creator David Milch wrote the script and is back as showrunner.
Here’s the first-ever description of the plot: “The indelible characters of the series are reunited after ten years to celebrate South Dakota’s statehood. Former rivalries are reignited, alliances are tested and old wounds are reopened, as all are left to navigate the inevitable changes that modernity and time have wrought.”
http://blog.truewestmagazine.com/2018/11/deadwood-returns.html
November 9, 2018
Yes, the rumors are true. A wrap up version of "Deadwood" is filming even as you read this.
According to Entertainment Weekly, Timothy Olyphant will again star as Seth Bullock and Ian McShane is back as Al Swearengen, and series creator David Milch wrote the script and is back as showrunner.
Here’s the first-ever description of the plot: “The indelible characters of the series are reunited after ten years to celebrate South Dakota’s statehood. Former rivalries are reignited, alliances are tested and old wounds are reopened, as all are left to navigate the inevitable changes that modernity and time have wrought.”
http://blog.truewestmagazine.com/2018/11/deadwood-returns.html
Yeah, I’ve been thinking about rewatching from the beginning, but now I have a reason to do it sooner rather than later.
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anon_xdc8rmuek44eq
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That fight seen between those two right hands in the street was brutal....
God rest the souls of that poor family... And pussys half price next 15 minutes.
I just started my rewatch of Deadwood. I forgot how rich and interesting even the supporting characters are
Wooo..."San Franchiscko cock****er!"
Swearengen: "I taught you that word well!"
Swearengen: "I taught you that word well!"
Elseworth in episode one said to Al that he didn’t trust him, but he liked the way he told a lie. As someone above quoted, Al saying god rest the souls of that poor family... and pussy half price for the next 15 minutes. Great stuff.
I loved the menu behind the bar...boobie squeezes were a nickel!
Better watch out for those c0scksuckers from Yankton. They could screw up the entire project.
I just saw Nick Offerman, playing Tom Mason, one of the road agents who robbed and killed the family going back to Minnesota.
What made that show was the characters and great acting. Hopefully they can get some good actors.
Yes. The acting was awesome. But what also made the show was that it did actually capture the true Deadwood to a pretty close detail. Some of the things were of coarse "hollywood-ized", but if you watch some History Channel shows about The Real West - Deadwood, they actually based the show on real historical facts. Even down to things like the vulgar language. I watched the show when it originally aired. I liked it, but I thought the vulgarity was over-the-top and not accurate for it's time place. But then I read a piece on the shows writing and use of vulgarity that said they got much of the language and the phrases from real letters found or donated to them that were written by actual Deadwood residents. The layout of the town's set was from real maps of Deadwood. Bullock was real. Calamity Jane was real. ...
My guess is that Peaches were one of the first successful canning products, but they were a luxury item in the west because of the logistics of getting them there. Al served peaches as a special treat to make the meeting seem important and himself a person with connections and resources.
I didn’t know that William Sanderson was living in Harrisburg PA... isn’t there another actor living in Carlisle?
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