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A Human Being in His Last Extremity
"What conceivable godly use is his protracted suffering to you? What conceivable godly use? What conceivable Godly use was the screaming of all those men?"
I LOVE HIIIIIM
If there were a large active Deadwood fandom on stan twitter, which character would get the most fancams and why would it be Doc Cochran?
I'm as nimble as a forest creature!
Dourif in 60 Seconds: Deadwood
Character: Doc Cochran, the camp’s grumpy physician. He’s pretty much the only character who you know is never out for some selfish, murderous ulterior motive. He gets really pissed off all the time, because he wants people to not die, and they do, and he can’t always save them, so he’s basically yelling at people constantly, when he’s not being compassionate and adorable.
Hotness Meter: I thought the horseshoe mustache would be a big turn-off, but it fits the adorable old-scruffy-frontier doctor cuteness. Not being evil and insane makes him easy to love, too. 9/10
Show on the Whole: Interesting show! It took me awhile to get into because, despite being filled with gratuitous sex, violence, and vulgarity, the actual plot is slow-paced, and full of subtle politics and social intrigues. Very historical and dark. Worth a watch! 10/10
Beautiful collaboration between Keith Kenniff aka Helios aka Mint Julep aka Goldmund, his brother Colin and Amos Cochran.
While you might be familiar with Keith, you probably have never heard of Amos Cochran. He is an American musician and a Kennedy Center Award winning composer for film, theater, and television. Growing up, Cochran played bass and piano in jazz, rock, and experimental bands in his home town of Fayetteville, Arkansas. After studying psychology and music performance, Amos shifted his focus to composing. In 2011, Amos was awarded 'Excellence in Composing' by the Kennedy Center and scored The Orderly that won 'Best Film Made in Arkansas' at the 2011 'Little Rock Film Festival'. Amos quickly became the go-to composer for film and commercial work in Arkansas, and has since branched out to work on projects in Los Angeles, St. Louis, Colorado, New York, and Sweden.
