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Several reviews before tonight’spremiere (Wed, March 3 9/10c) of SUNDANCETV’s adaptation of Joe R. Lansdale’s HAP AND LEONARD series.

But before we get into that, some exciting news for those who don’t have access to SundanceTV. After the initial broadcast, AMC will stream episodes for FREE on their website and various platforms through the AMC app! Visit AMC.com for full details.

Both in video and in print, Dominic Patten of DEADLINE:

But ultimately HAP
AND LEONARD, on the small screen as in Lansdale’s
books, is about a friendship. In portraying that
relationship, ROME and THE
FOLLOWING alum Purefoy and BOARDWALK
EMPIRE star Williams simply shine. Maybe it’s
because this is not the first time the two have worked together —
they shared the screen a lot in NBC’s short-lived THE
PHILANTHROPIST in 2009. Maybe it’s simply the
sheer talent of the two actors, but they are certainly a winning
combo here.

James Purefoy and Michael K. Williams as the titular characters in SundanceTV’s HAP AND LEONARD

THE SAN ANTONIO EXPRESS-NEWS:

Aside from its spot-on portrayals and charming chemistry among the leads, “Hap and Leonard” mesmerizes with its narrative, drawing you in with its amusing good ol’ boy dialogue and rural atmosphere only to smack you with surprise after surprise, some character-related, some sinister, some poignant, some downright scary.

Christina Hendricks as Trudy

THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER:

Casting is everything with a buddy show this pure and HAP AND LEONARD made one spectacular and obvious choice and one against-the-grain choice with potential. This may be as close as Williams ever comes to a conventional lead, but Leonard is a part so full of wit, warmth and looming menace that none of the Wire and Boardwalk Empire veteran’s considerable jagged charisma is wasted. The casting was uncanny when it was announced and he’s close to perfect onscreen as well. Purefoy, though, would be nobody&

The Austin Chronicle Music Anthology

"Music saturates the city of Austin, always has, and likely always will," observes Louis Black, the founding editor of the renowned alternative newspaper, The Austin Chronicle. Music is more than simply the sound track of Austin, however; it's a force inseparable from the city's culture, economics, politics, and daily life. The very history of Austin can be drafted upon the frequencies that flood its streets, from legendary clubs—Antone's, Emo's, and the Broken Spoke—to internationally renowned events such as South by Southwest and the Austin City Limits Music Festival. Since publishing its first issue in 1981, The Austin Chronicle has evolved alongside the city's sound to define and give voice to "The Live Music Capital of the World."

In honor of the Chronicle's thirtieth anniversary, this anthology gathers the weekly's best music writing and photography, with introductions to each decade by the paper's principal voices, Margaret Moser, Raoul Hernandez, and Christopher Gray. Through album and live show reviews, stunning portraits, and in-depth articles, the collection traces the roots of Austin's unique sound, featuring seminal artists ranging from Doug Sahm and Stevie Ray Vaughan to the Butthole Surfers and Spoon. With historical pieces that look back at Twelfth Street's blues beginnings, the Sixties' psychedelic origins, and the definitive progressive country scene of the Seventies, the anthology provides an unparalleled sweep of Austin music history, while also shining light on the integral but often overlooked figures of the music scene with a thoroughness and honesty that's hallmark to the Chronicle's style. Framing the work from such esteemed music writers as Chet Flippo, Ed Ward, Dave Marsh, Joe Nick Patoski, John T. Davis, Michael Corcoran, and Peter Blackstock, are now-iconic images from photographers Burton Wilson, Scott Newton, John Carrico, and Todd Wolfson, among others.

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    The Austin Chronicle
    Jina la gazetiThe Austin Chronicle
    Aina ya gazeti Gazeti badala la kila wiki
    Lilianzishwa 1981
    Eneo la kuchapishwa Austin,Texas
    Nchi Marekani
    Mhariri Louis Black
    Mmiliki Shirika la Austin Chronicle
    Mchapishaji Nick Barbaro
    Makao Makuu ya kampuni000 N I H 35
    Austin, Texas 78751
    Nakala zinazosambazwa 89,834
    Machapisho husika *.Chronic
    *. The Score
    Tovutiwww.austinchronicle.com

    The Austin Chronicle ni gazeti badala linalochapishwa kila wiki hasa katika siku ya Alhamisi. Mtindo wake wa uchapishaji ni ule wa gazeti la porojo na huchapishwa Austin,TexasMarekani. Gazeti hili husambazwa katika maduka ya magazeti yanayopatikana karibu na barabara, katika hoteli na katika mikahawa ambayo wasomaji wanaolengwa huzuru. Gazeti liliripoti kuwa lina wasomaji takriban 230,000.

    Gazeti la The Chronicle lilianzishwa katika mwaka wa 1981 na mchapishaji Nick Barbaro na mhariri Louis Black, wakipata usaidizi kutoka kwa wenzao waliopatana katika programu ya Chuo Kikuu cha Texas ya masomo ya filamu. Barbaro na Black ,pia, ni waanzilishi wa Tamasha la South by Southwest ingawa tamasha hili huendeshwa na kampuni ingine tofauti.

    The Chronicle huhusisha ,mara kwa mara, makala ya maoni na vipengele kuhusu vyakula, sinema,sanaa na muziki. Jarida hili huwa na makala mengine maalum ya kila mwaka kama tuzo za "Best of Austin", toleo la Halloween, toleo la Aprili Fool's na shindano la hadithi fupi. The Chronicle huwa ni mdhamini wa Tamasha la Austin Chronicle Hot Sauce, linaloandaliwa katika mwisho wa Agosti na hujulikana kwa kuwa na malengo ya kulinda mazingira.

    Katika mwaka wa 2006, the Chronicle lilianzisha makala mawili katika tovuti yao yaliyoandikwa na waandishi wao: Chronic,linahusisha mitaa,jimbo,habari za kitaifa na habari za kisiasa; na The Score ,hili linaripoti kuhusu habari za michezo na halipatikani katika toleo la karatasi.

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