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Deadwood - Alma Visits Hearst a Second Time

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Uploaded by on Jul 14, 2010

A scene from Deadwood 3x03 "True Colors"

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  • I love how she played Alma. The way she speaks seems so flirty but she;'s just clueless as to what is really going on and how to behave around these terrible people.

  • @msa1985 - That's one of the things I love most about this scene. She's so excited and proud of herself for handling her business on her own for the first time....and she has no idea what she's getting herself into.

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  • @boxxybrownn Oh please, shut the fuck up you stupid fucking loser

  • what i liked about him is that no matter what happened he always seemed to be one step ahead, or seemed to still have the upper hand. he only let her leave after he had embarrassed her, and crushed her will, letting her know that she will sell him full ownership of her mine, she will get nothing else he will not share it, and he will tell her how much she will sell it for. and if she doesn't like it she will be targeted and have to walk escorted to her home to make sure she gets there alive.

  • That's really bad acting

  • @The3Peaches just fucking incredible casting. Milch is great at casting. even the damn Pinkerton agents, which would have been unmemorable throw-away characters under another "creator", stuck out so much. Great casting with great delivery

  • @sagem28 He reminds me of Fuhrer Bradley in Full Metal Alchemist.

  • @sagem28

    i know, he's such a bastard, but there's all these little scenes throughout with him quite vunerable (obviously not here, he's in bully mode), like when he's walking with Aunt Lou's son and he starts crying mentioning how he's considered an outcast because he's unrelenting and doesn't seek to be understood. he's a metaphor for early american ambitions when manifest destiny had faded, all there was to believe in anymore was 'the colour'

  • Hearst really is a psycho....yet there is something about him I really like...he does things his way, and doesn't let anyone get in his way .

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