John Adams HBO (2008) - Unofficial Trailer - Assassin's Creed III OST 

Absolutely brilliant HBO Masterpiece

This is by far one of the *_best_* miniseries HBO has ever produced, I think. All actors are GradeA+ brilliant! Giamatti as always at his best. And a big applause to Clancy O'Connor who played Edward Rutledge with such intensity! I had to Google who he was because at first I was wondering if he's Nicholas Hoult because his style somewhat reminded me of Hoult as Harley in The Favourite! LOL! I'm actually wondering if I'm the only one who saw the similarities of the two? 😊

Another great one!

Better than the official one that’s for sure

Very good! Congratulations!

Loved Paul Giamatti in this great series John Adams

Very good montage, even though you ought to slightly reduce the sound, still... GREAT WORK !

Jefferson at the top of everyone......

Phenomenal video! If video responses were still a thing, this would be the perfect video response to the fan edit of _AC3's_ E3 trailer with _John Adams'_ theme over it: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-880U4ZX80tU.html Thanks for this video and a Happy 4th of July!

hey man stick around please

Just watching the first episode of Season 1, that's where begin to see how much it all could have been, can be the controlled over ALWAYS United States of America, even if watch the whole series, (I did), but it begins to capture the historical critical thinking mind. See it CLEARLY. This is a series for those who do deep historical critical thinking about an important period of time for The United States of America, that is Oligarchy obviously reflecting the same nowadays. For example Hoover Institute senior fellowship professorate. (If I was a history graduate degree, what I'd do a PhD paper about. More controversial pointing out something like that online, than if just between academics to acquire a PhD. Then again God, illuminated my mind, and obviously wants me shining light online. Certainly feel like a Lonestar). The series reflects when the division between Republicans and Democrats began, almost immediately after the redactions and signing of The Declaration of Independence, Constitution and Bill of Rights. John Adams Republican, not a slaveowner, Thomas Jefferson Democrat, a slaveowner.

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