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THE GARDENER'S SON. Directed by. Richard Pearce. United States, 1977. Drama, Crime, TV Movie. 113. Synopsis. Adapted from a screenplay by Cormac McCarthy (Blood Meridian), at the behest of director Richard Pearce (Heartland), for the PBS series ‘Visions’ in 1975.
The Gardener’s Son, McCarthy’s first screenplay, was originally adapted as a teleplay (starring Ned Beatty) for the show Visions in 1977. Like much of McCarthy’s other early work, the story is Southern Gothic in tone and explores how characters on the margins of society interact with a world that seemingly has passed them by.
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9 de dic. de 2014 · Pulitzer Prize-winning author Cormac McCarthy’s acclaimed first screenplay, the basis for an Emmy-nominated film—a taut, riveting intergenerational drama of fathers and sons, power, inequality, rage, and violence set in post-Civil War South Carolina.Set in Graniteville, South Carolina, The Gardener’s Son is a tale of privilege and hardship, animosity and vengeance brought to life through ...
The Gardener’s Son, McCarthy’s first screenplay, was originally adapted as a teleplay (starring Ned Beatty) for the show Visions in 1977. Like much of McCarthy’s other early work, the story is Southern Gothic in tone and explores how characters on the margins of society interact with a world that seemingly has passed them by.
4 de dic. de 2014 · The original screenplay, The Gardener's Son, is the tale of two families: the wealthy Greggs, who own the local cotton mill, and the McEvoys, a family of mill workers beset by misfortune.Two years ago, Robert McEvoy was involved in an accident that led to the amputation of his leg. Consumed by bitterness and anger, he quit his job at the mill and fled.
The Gardener's Son: A Screenplay de McCarthy, Cormac - ISBN 10: 0880014814 - ISBN 13: 9780880014816 - Ecco Pr - 1996 - Tapa dura
