Carnivàle Alle 2 Staffeln von Carnivàle
Oklahoma, 30er Jahre: Die Große Depression hat Amerika fest im Griff. Arbeitslosigkeit, Armut und Hunger sind alltäglich. Der jährige Ben Hawkins schließt sich einem Wanderzirkus an. Seine Mitglieder ahnen schon bald, dass ihr Zusammentreffen. Carnivàle [kɑɹ.nɪ'væl] ist eine von 20für den Bezahlsender HBO produzierte US-amerikanische Fernsehserie. Namensgeber der Serie ist der. Carnivàle ist eine US-amerikanische Fernsehserie, die in den Vereinigten Staaten der er Jahre spielt. Die Serie verfolgt die Handlungen des jungen Ben. Carnivàle: Oklahoma, Die Große Depression hat Amerika fest im Griff. Arbeitslosigkeit, Armut und Hunger sind alltäglich. Die Präriestaaten werden von . Die nach Rache dürstenden Schausteller üben sich in einem als "Carnival-Recht“ bekannten Phänomen. Kaufen in HD für 2,91 €. Carnivàle war eine amerikanische Fernsehserie, die beim US-Sender HBO zwischen 20ausgestrahlt wurde. Hier ist Ben Hawkins (Nick Stahl) aufgewachsen. Nach dem Tod seiner Mutter schließt er sich einem Carnival an. Der Wanderzirkus besteht aus einer bunten.
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The A. Episodes Seasons. Won 5 Primetime Emmys. Edit Cast Series cast summary: Michael J. Samson 24 episodes, Adrienne Barbeau Ruthie 24 episodes, Clancy Brown Brother Justin Crowe 24 episodes, Debra Christofferson Lila 24 episodes, Tim DeKay Sofie 24 episodes, Cynthia Ettinger Rita Sue Dreifuss 24 episodes, Carla Gallo Libby Dreifuss 24 episodes, Toby Huss Felix 'Stumpy' Dreifuss 24 episodes, Amy Madigan Iris Crowe 24 episodes, Nick Stahl Ben Hawkins 24 episodes, Brian Turk Gabriel 24 episodes, Diane Salinger Apollonia 18 episodes, Patrick Bauchau Professor Ernst Lodz 16 episodes, Ralph Waite Reverend Norman Balthus 16 episodes, John Savage Burley 14 episodes, Robert Knepper Tommy Dolan 13 episodes, John Fleck Gecko 12 episodes, Karyne Steben Alexandria 12 episodes, John Carroll Lynch Varlyn Stroud 12 episodes, Sarah Steben Caladonia 12 episodes, Blake Shields Edit Storyline , America.
Taglines: Their journey. Their battle. Our future. Edit Did You Know? Trivia The intro at the beginning of each show is so intricate and complex it took months to assemble.
Goofs Whenever "Russian" dialogue is heard, most of it is just gibberish. Quotes Justin : You always knew what was inside of me.
Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Report this. Frequently Asked Questions Q: What is it with all the dogs running through scenes?
Where did they come from? Diane Salinger portrayed the catatonic fortune teller Apollonia, and Clea DuVall acted as her tarot -card-reading daughter, Sofie.
Adrienne Barbeau portrayed the snake charmer Ruthie, with Brian Turk as her son Gabriel, a strongman.
Amanda Aday portrayed their other daughter, Dora Mae Dreifuss, in a recurring role. John Savage played the mysterious Henry Scudder in several episodes, while Linda Hunt lent her voice to the mysterious Management.
The second storyline is led by Clancy Brown portraying the primary antagonist, the Methodist minister Brother Justin Crowe.
Amy Madigan played his sister Iris. Robert Knepper supported them as the successful radio host Tommy Dolan later in the first season, while Ralph Waite had a recurring role as Reverend Norman Balthus, Brother Justin's mentor.
K Callan performed in a recurring role as Eleanor McGill, a parishioner who became devoted to Brother Justin after seeing his power firsthand.
Several cast changes took place in Season 2, some of them planned from the beginning. Ralph Waite joined the regular cast. The producers generally preferred actors who were not strongly identified with other projects, but were willing to make exceptions such as for Adrienne Barbeau as Ruthie.
The script for the pilot episode was the basis for the casting procedure, with little indication where the show went afterwards. This resulted in some preliminary casting disagreements between the creators and producers, especially for leading characters such as Ben, Brother Justin and Sofie.
The character of Ben was always intended to be the leading man and hero of the series, yet he was also desired to display a youthful, innocent and anti-hero quality; Nick Stahl had the strongest consensus among the producers.
The character of Sofie was originally written as more of an exotic gypsy girl, but Clea DuVall, a movie actor like Stahl, got the part after four auditions.
Tim DeKay was cast as Jonesy because the producers felt he best portrayed a "very American" looking baseball player of that period.
One of the few actors who never had any real competition was Michael J. Anderson as Samson, whom Daniel Knauf had wanted as early as the initial meeting.
The pilot episode begins with a prologue talking of "a creature of light and a creature of darkness" also known as Avatars being born "to each generation" preparing for a final battle.
Other than through the characters, the show's good-and-evil theme manifests in the series' contemporary religion , the Christian military order Knights Templar , tarot divination , and in historical events like the Dust Bowl and humankind's first nuclear test.
The writers had established a groundwork for story arcs, character biographies and genealogical character links before filming of the seasons began, [40] but many of the intended clues remained unnoticed by viewers.
While Ronald D. It's almost like a biblical injunction against pretension on television. At the time, HBO made their commitments for only one year at a time, a third season would have meant opening up a new two-season book in Daniel Knauf 's six-year plan, including the introduction of new storylines for current and new characters, and further clarification and elaboration on the show's mythology.
HBO announced that the show had been cancelled on May 11, The cancellation resulted in several story plot lines being unfinished, and outraged loyal viewers organized petitions and mailing drives to get the show renewed.
This generated more than 50, emails to the network in a single weekend. Knauf did not release a detailed run-down of intended future plots to fans, explaining that his stories are a collaboration of writers, directors and actors alike.
Knauf additionally provided in-depth information regarding the underlying fictional laws of nature that the writers had not been able to fully explore in the first two seasons.
June however marked the first time that a comprehensive work of detailed character backgrounds was made public. This document was originally written in and to give the writers and the studio an idea about the series' intended plot, and answered many of the show's mysteries.
The series' unconventional and complex narrative made the network deviate from its traditional marketing strategies. This image was accompanied by a tagline of the show's good versus evil theme: "Into each generation is born a creature of light and a creature of darkness.
The series continued to receive extensive online advertisement for almost its entire run. It was distributed by HBO Home Video and contained three audio commentaries and a behind-the-scenes featurette.
The outer slipcover of the Region 1 set was made of a thick cardboard to mimic a bound book. The same set was released with less elaborate packaging in Region 2 on March 7, , [54] and in Region 4 on May 11, Viewership dropped to 3.
The final episode of season one finished with 3. Season one averaged 3. Viewership for the second-season premiere on January 9, was down by two-thirds to 1.
Season 2 averaged 1. Petersburg Times suggested that "it's as if executives at the premium cable network want to see how far they can slow a narrative before viewers start tossing their remotes through the screen".
Later reviews were able to judge the series based on full seasons. While the acting, set design, costuming, art direction and cinematography continued to be praised, [34] some reviewers disfavored the writing, especially of Season 1, saying "the plot momentum is often virtually non-existent" [64] or as "sometimes gripping but mostly boring.
Anderson had previously appeared. Knauf did not deny a stylistic link and made comparisons to John Steinbeck 's novel The Grapes of Wrath.
Show creator Daniel Knauf actively participated in online fandom and offered story- and mythology-related clues.
It took place in Woodland Hills, California on August 21—23, Many of the show's cast and crew attended the event and participated in discussion panels, which were recorded and made available on DVD afterwards.
In , the second season received eight further Emmy nominations without a win. Reviews however indicate that the show's cryptic mythology and inaccessibility to the casual viewer were major factors.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. For other uses, see Carnival disambiguation. Retrieved August 5, Internet Movie Database. Archived from the original on February 25, Retrieved August 27, The Futon Critic.
March 31, The Age. December 16, Retrieved August 17, HBO Home Video. December 7, Archived from the original on June 6, Retrieved August 9, Retrieved July 28, Archived from the original on May 3, Retrieved August 8, April Archived from the original on October 18, Retrieved September 17, Archived from the original on July 25, Retrieved August 10, The Carnivale Interviews.
Retrieved July 29, May 11, Retrieved April 7, Toledo Blade. Retrieved August 6, Save Carnivale!. Retrieved July 31, Retrieved July 11, Retrieved September 3, The Studio Tour.
September 12, Archived from the original on July 2, Archived from the original on May 10, Retrieved June 4, Archived from the original on June 14, January 31, Retrieved August 4, USA Today.
Retrieved September 15, DVD Talk. December 1, February 15, Retrieved August 2, July 18, Retrieved September 8, Retrieved August 3, The Boston Globe.
Retrieved August 29, Entertainment Weekly. Archived from the original PDF on December 14, Writers Guild of America, West. TV Guide. Retrieved October 20, The Australian.
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The A. Episodes Seasons. Won 5 Primetime Emmys. Edit Cast Series cast summary: Michael J. Samson 24 episodes, Adrienne Barbeau Ruthie 24 episodes, Clancy Brown Brother Justin Crowe 24 episodes, Debra Christofferson Lila 24 episodes, Tim DeKay Sofie 24 episodes, Cynthia Ettinger Rita Sue Dreifuss 24 episodes, Carla Gallo Libby Dreifuss 24 episodes, Toby Huss Felix 'Stumpy' Dreifuss 24 episodes, Amy Madigan Iris Crowe 24 episodes, Nick Stahl Ben Hawkins 24 episodes, Brian Turk Gabriel 24 episodes, Diane Salinger Apollonia 18 episodes, Patrick Bauchau Professor Ernst Lodz 16 episodes, Ralph Waite Reverend Norman Balthus 16 episodes, John Savage Burley 14 episodes, Robert Knepper The script was subsequently forwarded to Howard Klein by Scott Winant , a mutual friend of the two men.
Moore as showrunner. Knauf replaced Moore after one season when Moore left for the reimagined Battlestar Galactica. The pilot episode, which was filmed over a period of 21 days, served as the basis for additional tweaking of intended story lines.
Long creative discussions took place among the writers and the network, leading to the postponement of the filming of the second episode for fourteen months.
Brother Justin was originally conceived as a well-established preacher, and as a recurring character rather than a regular one.
However, after perusing the preliminary version of the pilot, Knauf and the producers realized that there was no room for Justin to grow in a television series.
Hence, it was decided to make Brother Justin an ordinary Methodist minister in a small town, setting him back in his career by about one or two years.
Expanding Brother Justin's role opened new possibilities, and his sister Iris was created as a supporting character. Although the episodes averaged a runtime of 54 minutes, the episodes "Insomnia" and "Old Cherry Blossom Road" were 46 minutes and 59 minutes, respectively.
As a result, reviews praised the look and production design of the show as "impeccable," [19] "spectacular" [20] and as "an absolute visual stunner.
To give a sense of the dry and dusty environment of the Dust Bowl, smoke and dirt were constantly blown through tubes onto the set.
The creative team listened to s' music and radio and read old Hollywood magazines to get the period's sound, language, and slang right. The art department had an extensive research library of old catalogs, among them an original Sears Catalog , which were purchased at flea markets and antique stores.
The East European background of some characters and Asian themes in Brother Justin's story were incorporated into the show.
The carnival set itself was moved around the greater Southern California area, to movie ranches and to Lancaster , which were to replicate the states of Oklahoma , Texas , and New Mexico.
The production team of A52 had intended to "create a title sequence that grounded viewers in the mids, but that also allowed people to feel a larger presence of good and evil over all of time.
The resulting images were photoshopped and digitally rendered. A last step involved stock footage clips being compiled and digitally incorporated into the sequence.
The opening title sequence itself begins with a deck of Tarot cards falling into the sand, while the camera moves in and enters one card into a separate world presenting layers of artwork and footage from iconic moments of the American Depression era ; the camera then moves back out of a different card and repeats the procedure several times.
However, " After the Ball ," which was a major hit in the s, is used to prominent effect at the close of season 1, episode 2.
Jeff Beal's score is primarily acoustic sounding electronics, but mixes themes of bluegrass as well as atmospheric rhythmic sounds.
Bigger groups of strings support smaller ensembles of guitars , pianos , violins , cellos , and trumpets.
The music sometimes uses ethnic instruments such as banjos , harmonicas , ukuleles , and duduks. Characters are musically identified by solo instruments chosen for the character's ethnic background or nature.
Some characters whose connections are only disclosed later in the series have intentionally similar themes. Different music is consciously used to represent the two different worlds of the story.
Brother Justin's world features music of constructed orchestral sound with religious music and instruments. On the other hand, the score of the carnival side is more deconstructed and mystical, especially when the carnival travels through the Dust Bowl and remote towns.
For carnival scenes taking place in the cootch striptease show or in cities, however, contemporary pop music , blues , folk , and ethnic music is played.
Out of the 17 actors receiving star billing in the first season, 15 were part of the carnival storyline. The second season amounted to 13 main cast members, supplemented by several actors in recurring roles.
Although such large casts make shows more expensive to produce, the writers are benefited with more flexibility in story decisions.
The audience therefore only learned more about the characters as a natural aspect in the story.
Season 1's first storyline is led by Nick Stahl portraying the protagonist Ben Hawkins , a young Okie farmer who joins a traveling carnival. Michael J.
Anderson played Samson, the diminutive manager of the carnival. Diane Salinger portrayed the catatonic fortune teller Apollonia, and Clea DuVall acted as her tarot -card-reading daughter, Sofie.
Adrienne Barbeau portrayed the snake charmer Ruthie, with Brian Turk as her son Gabriel, a strongman. Amanda Aday portrayed their other daughter, Dora Mae Dreifuss, in a recurring role.
John Savage played the mysterious Henry Scudder in several episodes, while Linda Hunt lent her voice to the mysterious Management.
The second storyline is led by Clancy Brown portraying the primary antagonist, the Methodist minister Brother Justin Crowe.
Amy Madigan played his sister Iris. Robert Knepper supported them as the successful radio host Tommy Dolan later in the first season, while Ralph Waite had a recurring role as Reverend Norman Balthus, Brother Justin's mentor.
K Callan performed in a recurring role as Eleanor McGill, a parishioner who became devoted to Brother Justin after seeing his power firsthand.
Several cast changes took place in Season 2, some of them planned from the beginning. Ralph Waite joined the regular cast. The producers generally preferred actors who were not strongly identified with other projects, but were willing to make exceptions such as for Adrienne Barbeau as Ruthie.
The script for the pilot episode was the basis for the casting procedure, with little indication where the show went afterwards. This resulted in some preliminary casting disagreements between the creators and producers, especially for leading characters such as Ben, Brother Justin and Sofie.
The character of Ben was always intended to be the leading man and hero of the series, yet he was also desired to display a youthful, innocent and anti-hero quality; Nick Stahl had the strongest consensus among the producers.
The character of Sofie was originally written as more of an exotic gypsy girl, but Clea DuVall, a movie actor like Stahl, got the part after four auditions.
Tim DeKay was cast as Jonesy because the producers felt he best portrayed a "very American" looking baseball player of that period.
One of the few actors who never had any real competition was Michael J. Anderson as Samson, whom Daniel Knauf had wanted as early as the initial meeting.
The pilot episode begins with a prologue talking of "a creature of light and a creature of darkness" also known as Avatars being born "to each generation" preparing for a final battle.
Other than through the characters, the show's good-and-evil theme manifests in the series' contemporary religion , the Christian military order Knights Templar , tarot divination , and in historical events like the Dust Bowl and humankind's first nuclear test.
The writers had established a groundwork for story arcs, character biographies and genealogical character links before filming of the seasons began, [40] but many of the intended clues remained unnoticed by viewers.
While Ronald D. It's almost like a biblical injunction against pretension on television. At the time, HBO made their commitments for only one year at a time, a third season would have meant opening up a new two-season book in Daniel Knauf 's six-year plan, including the introduction of new storylines for current and new characters, and further clarification and elaboration on the show's mythology.
HBO announced that the show had been cancelled on May 11, The cancellation resulted in several story plot lines being unfinished, and outraged loyal viewers organized petitions and mailing drives to get the show renewed.
This generated more than 50, emails to the network in a single weekend. Knauf did not release a detailed run-down of intended future plots to fans, explaining that his stories are a collaboration of writers, directors and actors alike.
Knauf additionally provided in-depth information regarding the underlying fictional laws of nature that the writers had not been able to fully explore in the first two seasons.
June however marked the first time that a comprehensive work of detailed character backgrounds was made public. This document was originally written in and to give the writers and the studio an idea about the series' intended plot, and answered many of the show's mysteries.
The series' unconventional and complex narrative made the network deviate from its traditional marketing strategies. This image was accompanied by a tagline of the show's good versus evil theme: "Into each generation is born a creature of light and a creature of darkness.
The series continued to receive extensive online advertisement for almost its entire run. It was distributed by HBO Home Video and contained three audio commentaries and a behind-the-scenes featurette.
The outer slipcover of the Region 1 set was made of a thick cardboard to mimic a bound book. The same set was released with less elaborate packaging in Region 2 on March 7, , [54] and in Region 4 on May 11, Viewership dropped to 3.
The final episode of season one finished with 3. Season one averaged 3. Viewership for the second-season premiere on January 9, was down by two-thirds to 1.
Season 2 averaged 1. Petersburg Times suggested that "it's as if executives at the premium cable network want to see how far they can slow a narrative before viewers start tossing their remotes through the screen".
Later reviews were able to judge the series based on full seasons. While the acting, set design, costuming, art direction and cinematography continued to be praised, [34] some reviewers disfavored the writing, especially of Season 1, saying "the plot momentum is often virtually non-existent" [64] or as "sometimes gripping but mostly boring.
Anderson had previously appeared. Knauf did not deny a stylistic link and made comparisons to John Steinbeck 's novel The Grapes of Wrath.
Show creator Daniel Knauf actively participated in online fandom and offered story- and mythology-related clues. It took place in Woodland Hills, California on August 21—23, Many of the show's cast and crew attended the event and participated in discussion panels, which were recorded and made available on DVD afterwards.
In , the second season received eight further Emmy nominations without a win. Reviews however indicate that the show's cryptic mythology and inaccessibility to the casual viewer were major factors.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. For other uses, see Carnival disambiguation. Retrieved August 5, Internet Movie Database. Archived from the original on February 25, Retrieved August 27, The Futon Critic.
March 31, The Age. December 16, Retrieved August 17, HBO Home Video. December 7, Archived from the original on June 6, Retrieved August 9, Retrieved July 28, Archived from the original on May 3, Retrieved August 8, April Archived from the original on October 18, Retrieved September 17, Archived from the original on July 25, Retrieved August 10,
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