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A worthy prequel moreCast
(Series Cast overview, first billed only)| Val Kilmer | ... | Inish Scull | |
| Steve Zahn | ... | Gus McCrae | |
| Karl Urban | ... | Woodrow F. Call | |
| Linda Cardellini | ... | Clara Forsythe | |
| Elizabeth Banks | ... | Maggie | |
| Ryan Merriman | ... | Jake Spoon | |
| Ray McKinnon | ... | Bill Coleman | |
| Keith Robinson | ... | Joshua Deets | |
| Wes Studi | ... | Buffalo Hump | |
| Adam Beach | ... | Blue Duck | |
| James Rebhorn | ... | Gov. Elisha Pease | |
| Jake Busey | ... | Tudwal | |
| Melanie Lynskey | ... | Pearl Coleman | |
| Sal Lopez | ... | Ahumado | |
| Norbert Leo Butz | ... | Capt. Richard King |
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Ray McKinnon and Jonathan Joss are the only returning cast member from _"Dead Man's Walk" (1996) (mini)_ . moreGoofs:
Continuity: In the original "Lonesome Dove", some 16 years later, when Jake comes back and says he is surprised to still find them in Lonesome Dove, Call says that nothing much has changed since Jake left. Jake leaves from Austin in "Comanche Moon", not Lonesome Dove. moreFAQ
Where does this film fit in to the Lonesome Dove film series?Who is the only actor that played in "Lonesome Dove" "Return to Lonesome Dove' and Comanche Moon"?
Do any actors from the previous Lonesome Dove films appear in this one?
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What has hurt this film is everyone and their Aunt Matilda is comparing it to its illustrious predecessor, which is always going to hurt any show. If you take it as a western, it's a darned good show. We discover how our characters in 'Lonesome Dove' wind up in the situations they start up in (Such as: Why do two Texas Rangers, who live on adventure, wind up in a dead town? And how did Gus manage to lose the love of his life?) The performances are very good, and we see the exact same mannerisms the characters will have down the road. The actors did a very good job. The cinematography was superb, and while the music didn't live up to the legendary score of nearly two decades past, that was an impossible task, and it was still fine.
It also helped that we had three episodes, which you just don't see in a miniseries anymore. Heck, it's downright impossible to see a two part telefilm these days.
Fans of the western, rejoice!