As a theatre enthusiast, I can't even recall how many different versions of Arthur Miller's masterpiece I've seen in how many different countries.
But one thing I'm certain of is that this 2000 American TV adaptation of Arthur Miller's 1949 play of the same name, directed by Kirk Browning, is one of the most epic adaptations ever made, thanks to Brian Dennehy, who breathed life into the character of Willy Loman, a character I've never quite warmed to. The 7th Screen Actors Guild Awards and 52nd Primetime Emmy Awards successes are no surprise.
I still have a lump in my throat, and when it ended, I stood up and applauded at home.
Brian Manion Dennehy... When he passed away in 2000, he must have been welcomed in Olympus with a standing ovation. May he rest in peace.
But one thing I'm certain of is that this 2000 American TV adaptation of Arthur Miller's 1949 play of the same name, directed by Kirk Browning, is one of the most epic adaptations ever made, thanks to Brian Dennehy, who breathed life into the character of Willy Loman, a character I've never quite warmed to. The 7th Screen Actors Guild Awards and 52nd Primetime Emmy Awards successes are no surprise.
I still have a lump in my throat, and when it ended, I stood up and applauded at home.
Brian Manion Dennehy... When he passed away in 2000, he must have been welcomed in Olympus with a standing ovation. May he rest in peace.