Opening tomorrow is âThe Final Season,â the true story of a small town baseball team (
Coach Jim Van Scoyoc (Powers Boothe) leads the team to its 19th State title, it seems following it with a 20th is a forgone conclusion. The unexpected strikes when bureaucracy intercedes merging the town with another. Petty jealousies and political designs conspire to rob
So to help promote the film, they recently held a
And for all fans of "Deadwood," I of course asked Powers about the long rumored "Deadwood" movies that could air on HBO to wrap up the show. As I huge fan of the series, I'm still hopefully they could happen.
And if you missed the movie clips I posted yesterday, you can watch them here. Again, âThe Final Seasonâ opens tomorrow.
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- What makes him pick a role?
- Does he miss Deadwood? And does he think the 2 hour movies that have been long rumored will ever happen?
- What brought him to The Final Season?
- Will he be back on 24?
Tom Arnold
- Since I last saw him for Pride, I ask if heâs just doing sports movies now. He says after we see the next few films heâs in we wonât think so.
- He then talks about why he chose the role and the story behind the movie.
- With so many upcoming projects, I ask what heâs most looking forward to. He says Gardens of the Night and Rocket.
Jeff Kent
- What has this experience been like?
- Was he on the set a lot?
- Any script changes based on his being on the set?
- Since Sean Astin plays him in the movie, I ask if he was a fan of Lord of the Rings.
- Since he is a principle now, I ask if his students are excited for the movie.
- What impressed him the most watching the film get made.