Gerald McRaney on the Shakespearean Greatness of HBO’s ‘Deadwood’ | The Rich Eisen Show
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- čas přidán 15. 09. 2022
- Emmy Award-winning actor Gerald McRaney joins the Rich Eisen Show in-studio where he discusses his memorable role on HBO’s ‘Deadwood.’
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Deadwood was one of the greatest series I've ever watched.
Thanks for talking about Deadwood. One of the best written television series ever.
"Candidly, Richardson, as I imagine you foraging for berries and grubs, and flicking at insects with your sticky tongue, I feel a certain dismay."
props to both gerald and rich for meantioning and recognizing the criminally underrated powers boothe. that guy chewed up milch's dialogue and spit it like venom at the camera. his cy tolliver was truly scary, especially when his pride was wounded.
The monologue that Doc gives to god during the final episode of season one should be taught in every acting class.
I love Deadwood, it's my all-time favorite show
Everyone in Deadwood was amazing...and i believe all the actors loved the writing and the acting of that show!! ❤❤
The instant I saw "Shakespearean greatness" I KNEW it was 'Deadwood.' David Milch invented a whole new poetic language for that series.
Deadwood was the best series ever.
Masterpiece of a show. I have watched to many times!
I can honestly say that I felt fear when watching some of his scenes as Hearst.
McRaney in Deadwood portrayed one of the most venally brutal villains in TV or cinema. An astoundingly good performance.
GM is just so underrated. He’s always the best part of any scene he’s in. Just an actor who makes everything better
I love how much Rich turns into a fanboy when Deadwood actors are on the show
I had to stop watching Deadwood because Al Swearengen got in my head and I was swearing all the time.
I will never not think of him from the show Major Dad.
My humble opinion is George Hurst is the greatest villain in television history.
Favorite show of all time...made me go to Deadwood...twice!
Mississippi man. Great show!
I loved that show. I'm watching it again with someone who's never seen it. I love the dialectical fabric created by the writing that really knits the narrative... Exquisite.