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Welcome to a truly unique episode of The Legends of the Old West Podcast.

I'm your host Chris Wimmer, and if you're hearing this episode right after its release,

I'm here in Deadwood, South Dakota to celebrate the premiere of the long-awaited Deadwood movie on HBO.

As a part of the celebration, I was fortunate to host a live panel discussion at the old-style

number 10 saloon on Deadwood's Main Street. My guests for the panel were three actors from the film,

W. Earl Brown, who played Dandority, Jerry Jewel, who played Jewel, and Keone Young, who played Mr. Woo.

If you're a fan of the show, you won't want to miss this one, and I won't waste any more time setting it up.

Just let me give you a message from our friends in Deadwood, and then we'll dive into the show.

Explore the Adams Museum, the Days of 76 Museum, The Adams House, and Mount Mariah Cemetery to

fully understand Deadwood's Rockest past. At the Adams Museum, get up close in personal with

the legends and outlaws who brought Deadwood International notoriety, and see Deadwood's own one

of a kind, Wild Bill Hickock collection. Visitors to the Days of 76 Museum become acquainted with an

astonishing collection of wagons and carriages, including the infamous Deadwood Stage, along with an

extensive collection of historic firearms and American Indian artifacts. The Adams House, built in 1892,

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