Director Daniel Minihan
Genre Western | Drama
Cast Ian McShane, Timothy Olyphant, Kim Dickens, Brad Dourif
Rating Unrated
Release Date May 31st, 2019 (HBO)
“Based on the HBO series about a mining town that was not part of any U.S. state or territory in the post-Civil War years, and thus was literally lawless. Deadwood attracts people looking to get rich after a huge gold strike, as well as those looking to capitalize on the lack of organized law in the town, built on land stolen from the Sioux.”
From director Daniel Minahan (Game of Thrones, House of Cards) and writer David Milch (NYPD Blue, Deadood), Deadwood is the film version of the extremely popular HBO series about a mining town that was not part of any U.S. state or territory in the post-Civil War years, and thus was literally lawless. Deadwood attracts people looking to get rich after a huge gold strike, as well as those looking to capitalize on the lack of organized law in the town, built on land stolen from the Sioux. Check out the official trailers below!!
Ted Takes Film Facts, Deadwood:
All of the original main cast is confirmed to return for the film with the exceptions of Powers Boothe (who played Cy Tolliver in the series) who passed away from pancreatic cancer in 2017, Ralph Richeson (who played Richardson in the series) who passed away from multiple organ failure in 2015 and Titus Welliver (who played Silas Adams in the series) won't be returning because of scheduling commitments with the TV series "Bosch". There will be no recasting of the roles as the character absences will be clarified in the film.
W. Earl Brown confirmed on Twitter on August 22, 2018, that the film's story will take place 10 years after where the last episode ended.
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Official Teaser