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Deadwood’s Final Line Still Haunts Viewers 19 Years Later
Deadwood's unforgettable last words still echo 19 years later. Ian McShane's portrayl of Al Swearengen made an enormous ...
HBO’s Deadwood only lasted for three seasons, but it spawned one of the most memorable TV characters in history: Al Swearengen. The brothel boss was a brutal pimp, but also a shrewd businessman. And ...
Nov. 18—OSKALOOSA — Here — or somewhere around here — lies Ellis Albert "Al" Swearingen. Notorious Old West saloon owner, brothel keeper and all-around villainous cur in Deadwood, South Dakota, ...
Travis Pearson has been shot and killed 15,000 times inside Saloon No. 10. For more than 15 years, “I die and resurrect three times a day!” says the actor who portrays Wild Bill Hickok in the historic ...
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HBO’s Deadwood Quietly Became the Smartest Western Ever Made
The Western genre has countless gunslingers and criminals, but one HBO series is one of the best and smartest Westerns ever.
On the afternoon of Aug. 2, 1876, James Butler Hickok was playing poker at Nuttal and Mann’s Saloon No. 10 in Deadwood, an illegal settlement that had sprung up in Lakota territory several years ...
When it comes to saloons, high-stakes card games and the inevitable shootouts, history is best experienced firsthand in this South Dakota town. By Richard Rubin You will be shocked — shocked — to find ...
DEADWOOD | Saloon No. 10 owner Louie Lalonde issued a statement via social media and also emailed to local news outlets, in response to the South Dakota Department of Health March 30 press release ...
Deadwood, S.D., is an old Wild West town in the Black Hills that saw its tourism industry rejuvenated after the city legalized gambling. But where, exactly? We all know, of course, that Rocky, who ...
PIERRE, S.D. (KELO) — Two employees of Saloon #10 in Deadwood have tested positive for COVID-19, the South Dakota Department of Health (DOH) said in a news release. Both workers reported working while ...
When HBO’s profanity-laden Western “Deadwood” was abruptly canceled in 2006, the decision to pull the drama after just three short seasons felt as brutal and unforgiving as the series’ namesake. There ...
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