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Deadwood - Ian McShane Talks Possible Movie

21 Oct 2011

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Many Deadwood fans — myself included — were horrified at the unexpected departure of Al Swearengen from our television screens. Is there even the slimmest possibility of seeing him again?
Well, you never know with that. Never say never with something like that. It was such a great experience. The best ever. I mean, three years of maybe the finest show ever on television. Everybody talks about The Wire and whatever. I’ve watched all of them and I just think Deadwood has something the others didn’t. It concentrated on the town. It was as big a character as anybody in it.
David Milch, who created it and who I love dearly, he still wants to do it. I guess it will come down to if it’s feasible. It was a hugely expensive show. That was the reason why it was taken off. It wasn’t just HBO involved, it was Paramount TV and David and the contracts. There was a load of stuff that went down. But he would love to see it come back. He would like to do two two-hour movies to finish it off.

When was the last time you spoke with him about this?
I speak to him on a regular basis, as a friend. I had lunch with him a couple of months ago and he was wishing that, you know… But he’s got this new show coming out with Michael Mann called Luck on HBO. So we’ll see. You never know!

Source: Entertainment Weekly

5 comments:

  1. Hmmm, doubt it. Especially with HBO shows there are a lot of rumours about movies to wrap a show up. There were the Sex and the City movies, Entourage wants to do one, I read something about a possible Rome movie once, now Deadwood. The longer a show is dead, the more difficult it becomes I guess.

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  2. Agreed, it's probably nothing more than a pipe dream, it would be *very* expensive to get everyone together at the same time now, and that's forgoing the expense of getting the set together :(  I do wish he could realise it in another format, such as a book or more ideally in comic book form.

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  3. I'm really interested in seeing this show.

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  4. That would be amazing!! I just love Al Swearengen!!

    .....but I doubt that it will ever happen.

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  5. ScottArecentlyfrank5 November 2011 at 04:14

    Al rocks.

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