Deadwood The Movie. Emmy's Cast & Crew Panel. Ian McShane Tim Olyphant Kim Dickens John Hawkes
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- Опубліковано 15 тра 2019
- Filmed May 15th 2019 at the Hollywood Cinerama Dome
This was after the movie screening for Emmy's Consideration.
PANELISTS
Timothy Olyphant, Executive Producer/Stars as Seth Bullock
Ian McShane, Executive Producer/Stars as Al Swearengen
Robin Weigert, as Calamity Jane
Kim Dickens, as Joanie Stubbs
John Hawkes, as Sol Star
Dan Minahan, Director/Executive Producer
Carolyn Strauss, Executive Producer
Gregg Fienberg, Executive Producer
Moderated by Matt Zoller Seitz, TV critic of New York Magazine
and co-author of TV (The Book) - Розваги
Deadwood was the best damn show ever. It's criminal that it was cancelled.
season 4 still not impossible
They should of never stopped it!!!
"Everyday takes figuring out all over again, just how to fucking live"
Robin Weigert as Calamity Jane... WOW!! Brilliant!!
Agreed.. Intelligent, talented and sexy.
She looks like her face has been mutilated with plastic surgery to me.
She was a favorite of ours in the first three seasons - so glad she came back. I haven't seen the movie, yet, but 'g*ddamnit' I better get to see it this week!
Robin (Jane) was alive and wonderful!!!
@@PapagenoMF what?
They dont make em like Ian anymore! Guys a living legend! At his age especially. God bless him!
I have been watching Ian McShane since the UK Series Lovejoy last century. He is a main character in American Gods(Amazon Prime). I have been in lust with Timothy all these years. See him in St. Claritas Diet(Netflix)
Rhiannon Walker i didnt know about american gods until you just brought it up! Thank you for introducing me to it. If youre a fan of tims work in Deadwood i may suggest you watch Justified. He plays that role incredibly and reminds me of deadwood!
Rhiannon Walker 🗣To us *Brits* he will always be *Lovejoy* then *Judas* from the 70’s ‘Jesus of Nazareth!’💯👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
I love him so much 🙏🏽 😻
Robin Weigert gave an epic performance in the movie. Just phenomenal acting.
And she is extremely impressive in this panel too
Around 35:10 when Frienberg is describing a "Deadwood moment" and he describes the scene where the minister goes in the hardware store and asks Bullock and Starr and asks them "Are you guys my friends?" (because of the brain tumor playing up on him), I literally got chills... and I haven't scene that episode in over 10 years! That's how good David Milch's writing is!
I knew exactly what scene he was going to refer to as soon as he said S1 E10. I just rewatched the entire series over the last month or so, so I have that advantage. But that might be the most beautiful scene in the series. The preacher was amazing and one reason (Keith Carradine being another) why S1 is the best of the bunch.
I'm rewatching this series now, and man that scene is so powerful. Many of the scenes that involve the minister are incredibly touching.
The fact that McKinnon was never even nominated for an Emmy for that performance as the minister is absurd.@@Joe-zk7ps
Joannie Stubbs is one of those often overlooked minor characters but the more I watch 'Deadwood' the more I like her character because she's actually a caring, good person. McShane's Al of course was the crowning jewel in this ensemble. Al was of course villainous in many ways but Milch would bring out these little glimpses of goodness in Al. Small they were, but they were epic whenever we the audience had the privilege of seeing it. I wished I'd appreciated this series more whenever I'd catch an episode during it's run. Much like 'Rome' I expected shows like this to last at least 5 seasons. Instead both were canceled in their prime to make way for the fantasy series which shall not be named that was like flogging a dead horse after the source material was exhausted. Cherish the 3 seasons and consider ourselves lucky that the movie was made for fans to settle things.
Deadwood will go down as THE best western Series. The writing, acting and sets were just amazing. So looking for forward to another of Al's sililoquy's in the new movie.
you've obviously never seen Dr Quinn, Medicine Woman.
I was just about to write the above statement again!!!
It is likely the best series of all time- not just the best western. The writing was magnificent, acting was brilliant, and the storylines were complex and fascinating. Add the constant tension between the characters and you have a masterpiece known as “Deadwood.”
The actors n actresses were outstanding
@@MrJamberee except the last 2 episodes and the cliffhanger ending pissed me off
It's a show that'll live with me for as long as I'm around,the ultimate western.
astorcrombus nebulus it was fantastic
Thanks to everyone who made this possible: the event, the recording, and the UA-cam archiving.
Jane was a one of a kind character, that we may never again see within our lifetime. Amazingly done, love you so much!
I loved the scene where Jane confronts Al in Doc's house, as Al approaches Sophia.
So many of them are; Farnum, The Preacher and Joanie, Trixie and Al, Doc and Charlie, Wu and Mr W, Jewell, Dan, Alma, Cy...each unforgettable characters....We may never see their like again, or forget them.
RIP Powers Boothe. What a pleasure it must have been to have acted on a show like that!
Boothe is a real loss. Great actor.
Pancreatic Cancer killed him from what I understand. Gosh if he only could had lived long enough to be in the movie. I hope it shows up on UA-cam movie selections. .
he was actually terrible on that show. completely pointless character and cringey overacting
"Guys, I need at least 200 F-bombs."
Tim: "I got this."
It is very rare to see so many actors glowingly talk about a project, and say the same things. It often seems that once a project is done, the actors don't want to talk about it anymore, much less reference the character in future interviews. You can tell this was truly a special moment for all involved. I can watch this series over and over, and revisit it every 3 to 4 years and seem to enjoy it more with each passing viewing.
Thanks so much for this, what an interesting & touching tribute to Deadwood, the Deadwood movie, and David Milch. As a fan from the very beginning of the show it’s rare to hear new stories or experiences from the people involved but there were quite a few from the panel. I found myself laughing and getting a little teary as well. It was delightful to watch for those of us who couldn’t be there.
Still my favorite show, ever. Western or not it was just epic.
loved doing security for this first screening. felt honored just being there lol
Wow, for sure! I'll bet that was fantastic.
Love it, never thought it would happen but this series is hands down the greatest thing filmed, movie or TV that ever happened. It had everything; Writting (dialogue and story lines), Acting, Production, and anything else that goes into it. The things we don't know but notice if it's absent. It seriously ruined TV for me because I judge everything now to this standard. People are telling me all time about new shows and the first 5 minutes I watch, I am picking them apart. There are good works out there, but if they're lucky, they hit this standard for a portion of a season, let alone every episode for 36 episodes. Not a bad episode, not a bad line and nothing that coould be removed without changing the whole dynamic. Truly an astronomical talent.
Mac Anoodough agreed my favorite
This was just something special. Thanks for sharing this.
R.I.P. Richardson...
the sweetest man in the west
I noticed his absence, he was such a good man
I was at the very least hoping to see a headstone in the cemetery scene with the name 'Richardson' on it.
@@angelob.2681 EB would have been to cheap to provide him a stone :(
The Redshirt Browncoat
I noticed, too. He was great.
This was an absolute joy to watch, thank you.
Powers Boothe was incredible in, "The Hatfield's and McCoy's". His presence is missed.
Also Tombstone
Just watched the movie this morning! Absolutely awesome! What a great movie and an emotional roller coaster
Thank you for the upload. I can hardly wait till the 31st.
love TIm's house story.
love the fact Robin speaks differently but still has Jane's laugh.
32:29 I just realised.. there was no camera work like you see today. No tracking shots that followed someone’s run, only different angles, power angles and slow stationary turning type shots. Lack of camera work made us focus in on movement and therefore the characters like some voyeur.... fucking brilliant!
The scene they are talking about where Reverand Smith is with Sol and Seth is a beautiful emotional scene.
Yes, one of the best scenes in the series!
That priest was amazing. I always wondered why he didn't receive more roles
Thanks for posting this segment, Great seeing the cast after all these years; Robin Weigert's (Subtle) laugh reminds me how much i missed of Calamity Jane...all great actors working in conjunction, performing a great conclusion... I'm going to visit Deadwood, SD, just because of this show...
Kim Dickens talking about working with Powers Boothe is hilarious.
Thank you for uploading this so much! Phenomenal in every way! 👏🏼👏🏼 Can't wait for the Deadwood Movie!
23:35 Always found Bullock's barely controlled tears fascinating. Knowing how that came about now is awesome.
Thank you for posting this! I miss these guys!
this was great. thanks for sharing!
I agreed w/ Timothy Olyphant wholeheartedly.. the writers should e been up there on the panel from the start.
I discovered the series about a year ago (I'm from Europe (Germany), I suppose it was more popular in the U.S. 🤷🏻♀️?).
I was looking for a good book about Deadwood, and I stumbled across the series, and thought, hmm, why not take a look. That "take a look" turned into binge-watching all three seasons, then buying the DVDs 😂. Was completely captured. Now I'm waiting for a possibility to watch the movie (I think in Germany, it's not available yet 😕).
I got to meet Will Sanderson this week he lives near me. Great guy. Deadwood is amazing and I told Will how much the series meant to me. I am so glad we finally get this finale we deserve.
That's awesome man!
This is insanely useful, a gift to the fans. Thank you so much.
Best tv show ever. Nothing tops it. Not The Sopranos, not Breaking Bad. It’s not a western, it transcends genre. The most beautiful written dialogue and some of the most incredibly multifaceted characters ever. No one person is good or bad. They’re just people. No show better encapsulates society in microcosm than Deadwood.
Such a well written series ,from Al to Jewell all the characters are memorable ,loved it.
Dude, THANK YOU for sharing this!! I'm so dying to see the movie, only 2 more weeks to go!! 😊👍
Brilliant series and a great film to wrap it all up at last...
I loved Olyphant’s dig at Hitman 2
My absolute favorite show!! I wish it didn’t end so soon..
They sell the DVD series for 50$ and the movie is 15$ 😊
@@matthewlambert8789 I have both😁
@@ginaa9619 lol lucky ..I'm missing my movie 😔
@@matthewlambert8789 you can get the movie on Amazon for $5
@@ginaa9619 yeah I looked and was hoping it was the best quality
I loved Deadwood and all of the cast
I just watched all 3 seasons this past week or so for the first time. NEVER have I become so attached to TV/movie characters in my life. I am 38 years old and just found mt favorite TV show. The Office is the best written comedy ever which Mr Olyphant once had a cameo.
"Welcome to fucking Deadwood! Can be combative..."
My favorite line from Al Swearengen.
One of the best in this century so far
Regarding the question about Milch on spirituality and death, Molly Parker's oration to Sophia on the subject is one of the most perfect and moving soliloquies in all of literature.
Thanks for the post. I just finished watching the movie but I wasn't quite ready to let go of the feeling of having Deadwood back. This hour has given me the chance to say goodbye.
kudos to them for doing this. they must have answered these same questions hundreds of times over the years.
Nothing but love for all of them for doing an all time great show.
A heartfelt thank you for posting this. For what it’s worth, here’s my opinion as an audience member & a 50 yr old human, who originally watched this series during a time of great loss & upheaval in my life 13 yrs ago. It was enthralling then. You could see it was a masterpiece. I knew, that what I was witnessing had no equal at that time. It felt the same way when I’d discovered Tolkien, GRRM, watched Game of Thrones). It rose to another level. I didn’t understand why it resonated with me so deeply, & on so many levels back then. I hadn’t the wisdom yet. Now, having watched the film, having since watched some interviews of Milch (by the way, I’m a retired scientist.. certainly no literary or theatre expert), & having had the last 13 years to experience, grow, reflect, age, & contemplate upon the meaning of it all, well.. now I see this series for what it truly is, bc I’ve been there too now. David Milch, without ever knowing it, helped me (& I suspect many others), raise myself to another level. Upped my game in understanding my own human condition.. & that no matter what pain I suffer of the heart, or failing of the body, somebody, somewhen, has felt it all, experienced it all too. Among many many things of which I’m not qualified to opine on, David Milch is a polymath, & a true genius. For myself, I feel deep gratitude he shared his storytelling genius with all those absolutely brilliant cast members, writers, & directors, and with audience members like myself. Having read what I just wrote, it sounds like I’m trying for my own Oscar or Emmy lol. Nevertheless, f**k it. I’ll let it stand.
cant wait for the movie but afraid of the crash afterwards knowing it is finished. this to me is the most fascinating viewing i can do when i sit watching or even just listen to the dialogue when im busy doing something. it is as if i am there living this story with them. what an amazing time in American history
Yup. Came down hard
this is the only show I've ever wanted to watch behind the scenes. It mystifies me as to how they created something so vastly superior to anything else
They made one of the true great westerns
Never been a fan of the Western genera in my life, but Deadwood changed all that. This is perhaps one of the greatest stories Hollywood has ever told, with characters so rich it’s almost inconceivable. Seth, Al, Jane, Sol, etc, most of which are based upon real people, are now forever immortalized.
The movie is great. Not perfect, but a fitting, emotional ending to one of the great all time TV shows.
The movie was good but for a show as exceptional as Deadwood......I really wish they would have given us a 3-5 episode series ending instead of a movie that isn't even 2 hours long. Still grateful to even get the film. Easily one of the greatest shows ever produced
Deadwood Moment: Al and Bullock are fighting in the mud of the thoroughfare, Swearingen is preparing to stab Bullock to death, and he sees the boy, looking at him. He has no idea the boy is Bullock's nephew/son, but he stops, looks the kid in the eye and says “Welcome to Deadwood!!” THAT's the Deadwood Moment.
Welcome to Deadwood, can be combative. Ahg.
"gary cooper" the "strong silent type" mentioned repeatedly by Tony Soprano, and it's concurrently aired show on HBO, Deadwood's writer David Milch mentioning the Hays Code which gave birth to this archetype, and which he manifested in Sheriff Bullock.
A fabulous gathering for Deadwood fans, but they couldn't spare an extra camera? Why on earth didn't they have more than one? All we can see is the back of the host's head, and can't see the actor's expressions. Really frustrating that he cut off Kim Dickens every time she began to speak. But I watched it anyway.
So weak! A camera set on a tripod and that's it.
I am thrilled they made the movie,i so liked the series,such great actors.5star.
Awesome cast!!
Close ups on the stars would have been better
*Spoiler Alert*
I can't recall a finer farewell to a brilliant series, and I couldn't ask for one. Magical, especially when you take into account David Milch's cognitive decline. So happy that he was able to write the end, beautiful.
Just as when I got to the end of Season 3 the first time I went back to the top to watch a second time, I watched the movie, welled up, and watched it again. I surprised myself by shedding tears when Charlie was murdered. I was so angry. How fucking good is the ability to create that kind of drama. I wanted them to kick Hearst to death.
The longer I listen to this, the more the sense strengthens that David Milch who, it has been reported, is in the 'middle stage' of Alzheimer's, is not faring well. I hope he's comfortable. What a great gift he gave us in Deadwood.
Wow, if he he suffering from that, I hope he is as comfortable as he could be. Yes, I agree with you, David Milch gave us a great story; what a gift he gave us.
Yes Alzheimer's is a thief of time😭
Brilliant can't wait
Still makes me tear up that it's over. ❤❤Always David Milch..
loved the series. Didn't know there was a movie. I need to get out more often.
constantly reloading hbo now hoping it will show up soon!!!!
I was so mad when they canceled it so glad to see they brought it back
me to, love this show
42:38 Kim and Robin’s mutual respect and friendship is why Joanie and Jane worked so well together
Half way through they still not bring up how David start to rebase his writing on actors hired in the show, not his story roles any more. He talked about it. And this is unique in this show and about David. The fearlessness is pure insight and ration backed by ocean of passion
I love it when Robin laughs! 😍
I truly envy the actors and writers who worked on "Deadwood". By all accounts, it was an incredible experience.
“I just bought a fuckin house” 🤣 hahaha
This is the GOAT !
So many deadwood moments for me ‘Pain and Damage’ was one of them, Al handing back Bullock’s Badge and gun and hat was another. So many, I gotta write them down
48:56 death of William bullock was such a devastating storyline and this bts discussion gives a whole new hilarious perspective to the whole affair
“This freakin’ camp buffs the lively sheen off of me” - Calamity Jane (censored) 😂
The show lasted 7 seasons, but was knocked off the air with a Garth Brooks Christmas Show. The original Al Swearengen was played by William Shattner.
Honestly Robin’s portrayal as Jane was so fucking gorgeous. Fuck man. Such a beautiful subtle way to tell a story about ptsd and trauma.
greatest show ever
Thanks for posting. PLEASE include in the title that it contains spoilers.
Well said.
I started to watch and then wondered if they may be included.
Will watch it after the movie.
Where is the Field General? Hate that him and Jane didn't get a scene together.
To quote a line from “The Natural”....the best there ever was, the best there ever will be.
45:56 - best line of Deadwood
Totally loved the show,Jane was totally awesome,I love the show on hbo.seth Bullock was my favorite character
Olyphantastic!
From what I heard the ratings were good and new deals were being negotiated for a fourth season when HBO suddenly cancelled the show.
Beautiful
I never heard that story before: "We have a problem with the parents. We've got to kill the kid." That was hilarious.
8 cast members... 18 minutes of an interview with just one of one... wtf?
Robin weigerts laugh is so funny
The suits didn’t continue the series because they were out of touch with the fans and the demand. What a surprise!!! Glad it’s back on.
Deadwood,Lonesome Dove , are the greatest series ever made
Tim Olyphant always seems like he took a bong hit.
TO is likely pleasantly loaded here ;-)
...another reason to totally dig the dude...
Punch in "Timothy Olyphant smoked Willie Nelson's weed."
I loved both Justified and Deadwood so when I see him in interviews joking and laughing it really trips me out. :)
Wouldn't doubt it I did twice watching
man o man Timothy with a few drinks is one funny guy!
It would had been good to see Anna Gunn up on this panel. And exciting to see what Sophia looks like these days.
My parents were never much on swearing, but their favorite character is Calamity Jane.
The best.
I don't understand why Ray McKinnon has never been at any of these "Deadwood" events. He was magnificent as the minister. It's a crime that he never won an Emmy for that performance.
Waiting patiently on disability for this movie!