Gerald McRaney on the Shakespearean Greatness of HBO’s ‘Deadwood’ | The Rich Eisen Show

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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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@larry3064 2 месяца назад

Deadwood was one of the greatest series I've ever watched.

@cmcniel54 27 дней назад

*the*

@Knickerson Год назад

Thanks for talking about Deadwood. One of the best written television series ever.

@john88benson Год назад

"Candidly, Richardson, as I imagine you foraging for berries and grubs, and flicking at insects with your sticky tongue, I feel a certain dismay."

@life_of_riley88 Год назад

Poor Richardson, he's treated so bad by Farmum.

@donkeyears4704 Год назад

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.

@vickenator Год назад

I don't know that I really realized it until Gerald mentioned it, but your comment crystallized it -- Boothe was absolutely incredible in his role. I wish we'd had an opportunity to learn more of Tolliver's backstory.

@mikeymike42 8 месяцев назад

There were so many well written great characters portrayed by phenomenal actors, Powers Boothe gets accidentally criminally underrated as Tolliver

@mikeymike42 Месяц назад

Criminally underrated is dead right for Cy

@katherinekerbow8344 6 месяцев назад

Everyone in Deadwood was amazing...and i believe all the actors loved the writing and the acting of that show!! ❤❤

@davidrea6310 2 месяца назад

The monologue that Doc gives to god during the final episode of season one should be taught in every acting class.

@mith2946 19 дней назад

Personally I'd say Steve the drunks scene with Hostetler should be taught. But opinions vary

@DiamondLil 3 дня назад

Still makes me cry just to think of it. Most powerful speech ever delivered on television, I believe.

@pendorran 5 месяцев назад

The instant I saw "Shakespearean greatness" I KNEW it was 'Deadwood.' David Milch invented a whole new poetic language for that series.

@CircuitRider 4 месяца назад

McRaney in Deadwood portrayed one of the most venally brutal villains in TV or cinema. An astoundingly good performance.

@vanishing_girl 6 дней назад

he was freaking amazing

@CrazyHank36 Год назад

I love Deadwood, it's my all-time favorite show

@Knightowl1980 10 месяцев назад

GM is just so underrated. He’s always the best part of any scene he’s in. Just an actor who makes everything better

@Voltaire7 Год назад

Masterpiece of a show. I have watched to many times!

@mikechandler8608 6 месяцев назад

I can honestly say that I felt fear when watching some of his scenes as Hearst.

@Grendelbc Год назад

Deadwood was the best series ever.

@TerenceKearns 2 месяца назад

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.

@babayagaslobbedaknobba Год назад

Gerald McRaney absolutely killed the role in Deadwood. You really hated George Hearst, but you had to respect his intelligence and his influence.

@lhurst9550 Год назад

GM is really one of my all-time favorite actors.

@osumarko Год назад

I will never not think of him from the show Major Dad.

@Gamble661 8 месяцев назад

Deadwood was a great series and he was a great character in it, he played the villain perfectly, just as he did more recently in Longmire.

@Kendell062 Год назад

I had to stop watching Deadwood because Al Swearengen got in my head and I was swearing all the time.

@life_of_riley88 Год назад

Try not to be such a ©ocksucker

@chrisrefakis6831 Месяц назад

I love how much Rich turns into a fanboy when Deadwood actors are on the show

@no1dolphinj 11 месяцев назад

My humble opinion is George Hurst is the greatest villain in television history.

@fonzylopez5806 4 месяца назад

Very few villains made me hate them as much as he made me hate george hurst. Which imo makes him one of the greatest villains to hit the screen.

@godbluffvdgg Месяц назад

His portrayal of Hearst was so perfect...You HATED Hearst in the show but, you had to respect how amazing a character he was...When Alma tried to make a move on Hearst for her silver mine...THAT was such a brutal scene!

@dennissilber287 9 месяцев назад

The dialogue in Deadwood was some of the best I’ve ever heard. You had to listen closely to understand what was being said. Al Swearenden’s lines were Shakespearian.

@RedDeadGunslingerOutlaw 2 месяца назад

He crushed it in Deadwood..very underrated performance..

@gregscrabshack2307 11 месяцев назад

anazing character, he did a fantastic job

@jimmykray9583 26 дней назад

Hearst was truly a terrifying character

@jeffapplewhite5981 2 месяца назад

Mississippi man. Great show!

@wall8080 Год назад

Major Dad to George Hearst is one of the all-time heel turns

@Michelle-pq3nq 7 месяцев назад

I grew up watching him in Simon and Simon and knew him to be Delta Burke's husband. I didn't expect much of him in this role. I was totally proven wrong. He was incredible in this role. Now anytime I see his name in a cast, my interest is peaked.

@loge10 8 месяцев назад

What a line of great roles Gerald played in some of the greatest series of the last 20 years- Deadwood, of course, but there's also Justified and Longmire. Does a great job at playing morally bankrupt, power-hungry men...

@isaacshaver6218 Год назад

Love dead wood. Love major dad.

@jamesdelaney3797 2 месяца назад

Met this guy during desert shield. Came to my camp in saudi

@mathewpaul5038 Год назад

...don't forget, that he was great in "Simon and Simon" too...

@eddiebrown687 Год назад

My Grandpa was the greatest man I ever knew. He worked hard all his life and I never heard him say one cuss word. I once even asked him about it. He said a real man doesn't have to.

@kenjackson6256 3 месяца назад

f&*king right!

@gayrambo4529 Месяц назад

But sometimes the spirits compel you when polite words are unable to attune you to the necessities of the times.

@brucemoyers1006 Месяц назад

And yet, by ALL accounts, Hearst was a good man. He was wonderful to his employees. The Deadwood portrayal was pure fiction....which speaks to the brilliance of Milch.

@bunnygarden215 4 месяца назад

This guy was soo good and scary as hearst!

@Stand_By_For_Mind_Control Год назад

Neverending Story's own Gerald McRaney :) Edit - oh snap he got to work with Wolfgang Peterson. That also just occurred to me.

@gsxrsquid 5 месяцев назад

Gerald plays a bad guy really really well. Longmire.....

@ericbradley2010 Месяц назад

So good playing a villain

@blakestebbe7937 Год назад

He’ll be the doctor in This Is Us to me.

@DiamondLil 3 дня назад

McRainey had a scene with Molly Parker where he comes close to her and speaks softly, letting her know he is her enemy. None of his words are openly violent or even sexual, but you get the distinct impression that you're witnessing a rape. Chilling in the extreme.