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Astroman posted:I've been rewatching the entire show with my dad in anticipation of the movie, and while I don't think we'll be quite up to the end by Friday, we did just finish Season 2. Watching that finale, it blew me away how much plot happened in that one episode: I finished my rewatch today and I feel like most episodes are pretty dense; not quite this dense, but so much happens in each one. On my first watch I feel like my mind was all AL SWEARENGEN!! but this rewatch I appreciated much more other characters like Trixie, Doc Cochran, and Farnum. Also watching/reading interviews of the show I learned that the actor who played Farnum's sidekick Richardson was only there as an extra, but was noticed on the set and became a character on the show. Pretty cool! The ending to the series bothered me a lot like it did many others but not so much this go around, and I don't know if that's because the movie is just about out to give more of a conclusion or knowing what was coming and feeling that the tone of the season 3 ending isn't out of line. But I wanted Hearst to get hosed, I hated him so goddamn much, loving cocksucker.
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SimonCat posted:The whole point of Hearst, as a guilded age robber-baron, is that he's so wealthy he is untouchable and can do anything. It's not at all fair, but that's the reality of it. Gilded-age cocksucking piece of poo poo, loving cocksucker. I knew poo poo wouldn't happen to him, but I still hoped. This interview with Timothy Olyphant https://www.vulture.com/2019/05/timothy-olyphant-deadwood-the-movie-seth-bullock.html about the actor Garret Dillahunt that played two characters, Jack McCall and Francis Wolcott has a part in the movie: quote:I heard Dillahunt was in this. He was the only actor to play two roles on Deadwood, and now he’s got the trifecta.
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It was lovely and satisfying, very happy with all of the movie. There’s a lot to like but I particularly enjoyed Calamity Jane’s part at the end, and Joannie’s line to her. Also I plan to watch it a second time with the captioning on 
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PerilPastry posted:Was that loving Con Stapleton officiating? Yeah that was Con Stapleton! Hard to tell at first since he wasn't immediately befuddled by something.
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Sand Monster posted:Timothy Olyphant shares some funny David Milch stories from the show's run: MrMojok posted:I didn’t know Welliver did impressions, but theee are great These are both great
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