When Laura couldn't keep her webspace any longer, I saved her Appreciation Site on mine. Unfortunately some pictures got lost while transferring the files. The Completely Unofficial Appreciation Site
My first Simon & Simon info site, online since 2005. Due to "old" WYSIWYG editing tools, this one was difficult to update, so it's only about episode locations, photos and co-stars like Marlowe, the dog. www.simon-and-simon.info
This! - My current S&S site with latest news about Jameson Parker and Gerald McRaney's recent movie projects.
You are already here, the right place to explore interviews and videos!
A short excerpt of the show World of Beretta. (QT movie, 940 kB)
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More videos to see Mackie hunting? Go to Versus Country to accompany him to Namibia, Florida or Pennsylvania.
Search results for „Gerald McRaney“ videos at VERSUS COUNTRY
Technical Issues? Then try the direct link to the video: WOB
Coffee with Gerald McRaney! This interview is from 2006, where he´s talking a bit about the old SIMON times and JERICHO which was his new project back then.
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„God of Carnage“ won the TONY for the Best Play – but who was YOUR favorite man on stage?
I bet it was Gerald McRaney announcing „Dividing the Estate“ together with Hallie Foote:
Dividing the Estate nominated for BEST PLAY at the 2009 Tony Awards in New York!
Photo by Aubrey Reuben
Photo: Laura Ellis
The 2009 American Theatre Wing’s Tony Awards® aired Sunday, June 7 live from Radio City Music Hall at 8/7c on CBS.
Stage Review by Susan Hood:
Divine ‚Dividing The Estate‘
By SUSAN HOOD
June 5, 2009
A masterwork of trenchant comedy by the late Pulitzer Prize-winning dramatist Horton Foote is an unequivocal winning conclusion to Hartford Stage’s 45th season.
„Dividing the Estate,“ which last winter had a limited run on Broadway, has received two Tony Award nominations: for best new play and for Hallie Foote, the playwright’s daughter, as best featured actress in a play. The production is directed by Michael Wilson, artistic director of Hartford Stage.
„Dividing the Estate,“ like most of Foote’s work, is set in an imaginary, small Texas town and explores the universal theme of what constitutes „home.“ But it stands apart as a rib-tickling satire, and although set in late 1980s Texas, a time of economic fiasco, this comedy of family dissension and individual moral faults is timeless.
Four generations of the Gordon clan have gathered at the homestead… […]
The cast coheres as a brilliant ensemble, and each actor deserves kudos, as does director Wilson. But there are standouts. … […]
McRaney’s intelligent and multi-layered portrayal of Lewis, the most perplexing of characters, is outstanding, even moving. … […]
•DIVIDING THE ESTATE is 2 hours and 15 minutes in duration, including one intermission. It runs through July 5 at Hartford Stage, 50 Church St., Hartford. Schedule and ticket information: www.hartfordstage.org.
