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Hawkeye: The Complete Series (DVD, 2011, 4-Disc Set)

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This set compiles all 22 episodes from the short-lived frontier adventure series HAWKEYE, starring Lee Horsley as a resourceful frontiersman who helps a British woman (Lynda Carter) rescue her kidnapped husband in 18th Century America.

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UPC0683904522054
eBay Product ID (ePID)101766031

Product Key Features

Movie/TV TitleHawkeye: the Complete Series
FormatDVD
Release Year2011
GenreDrama

Additional Product Features

Region CodeRegion 1
Number of Discs4
Release Date20110322

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4.8
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  • Great series brought to life on DVD

    This was such a great syndicated TV series in 1994-95 produced by Stephen J. Cannell that unfortunately, was short lived. . The DVD brings clarity and rich color to what was missing during the broadcast. Based on characters from the Leatherstocking Tales, a set of novels written by James Fenimore Cooper, the series takes place in 1755 Hudson Valley, New York during the French and Indian War. GREAT PERIOD PIECE especially of you are interested in the history of this era!

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  • Completely worth watching and more than once!

    This is a well-researched portrayal of the period & includes actual events that took place in the mid 18th century Hudson Valley in many episodes. Music is engaging and the lighting is excellent, with some fort interiors looking like oil paintings. Lee Horsley created a character different from others he has played: no western accent, slower pace, different walk. Carried the wardrobe, including items hanging from his neck, waist, shoulders, legs with ease as though they had always been part of his life without being a distraction or a burden. Expert with the weapons and tools of the period, he handled them with grace & respect due items that made the difference between life & death. Picked them up & put them down without clunking & finished the movements. Didn't throw anything away. Of course he's known to be an expert horseman & in this series as in others, he rode, mounted & dismounted seamlessly. Mr. Horsley also handled the physicality of the part with great commitment. Don't know how much of it he actually did, but from what can be seen of him, he didn't seem to pull any punches; the fighting, wrestling, falling and tossing about on the ground looked full-throttle and without fear of close contact. He also had a good relationship with the ground itself, as someone living in the forest would. He showed a wonderful sensitivity to the period and even had follow through in his speaking, often communicating most profoundly when the dialogue was finished. As long as the camera stayed on him after his lines were spoken, he continued the emotional tension, so the viewer keeps feeling what he's feeling. Really well done! Truly enjoyed Rodney Grant's performance. Seemed to have great chemistry with everyone and I believed everything he said. In fact, all the American Indian actors were wonderful, completely credible and grounded the whole project. Lynda Carter, beautiful as ever, brought all the threads together and set the stage for what was to come in her thoughtful voice over narrations at the end of most episodes. Appreciated her acting with other females in a warm & natural way. Didn't upstage anyone or display any arrogance that often betrays & diminishes physical beauty. Garwin Sanford had a ton of dialogue & he made it engaging to hear. Created a consistent character with a smirk and an aloof shuffle. Happily, it wasn't a caricature since the arrogance was interrupted once in a while with a bit of humanity. Duncan Fraser as Col. Munro was terrific and legitimized the activities of the fort by being seriously British but not overbearing. Lochlyn Munro & Jed Rees as well as other recurring characters provided dimension as to comedy, diversity and some picture of everyday life in 1755. The themes of equity, justice, friendship, freedom, commitment and others were dealt with in this series. So sorry that it was not extended, as it would not only have become more entertaining, but also more enlightening as to life in that make-or-break time period in American history. And one final thought: the character of Hawkeye is of course one of legend. He's honest, strong, committed, sensitive, brave, reasonable, sometimes fierce and sometimes even poetic. To portray such a character requires honesty. There's nowhere to hide. Thanks to Lee Horsley for making him real.

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  • Great family show

    How great to watch a show with great actors and has wonderful family values even with diverse opinions. We need more like it. It’s educational in an action packed format.

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  • "Hawkeye" a Great TV Series

    A Great TV Series, A Lot of Native Americans, Tools, and Fire Arms of the 1750s

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  • Stunning series with good stories.

    Excellent series. The characters portray the frontier characters very well. Lynda Carter is beautiful. I enjoyed every episode. I can reccommend it to anyone who likes stories about this era of American history.

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  • Appropriate and a good bargain

    The characters are effective actors and actresses. The plot in each episode are sound and keep your interest. In my opinion, Lydna Carter is the most beautiful woman in the world and she can act.

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  • Great period movie

    Really enjoyed the storyline, the beautiful scenery, and the lovely Linda Carter. It was a nice family show with no bad language , sometimes sadly lacking today, so for me it was great.

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  • Totally good entertainment

    The only thing that my wife and I thought was a negative is that it was too short. Once you get into it you could watch the episodes for a month and not get tired of them.

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  • A work of art

    I loved every minute of watching this series. The only disappointing part,Is when it ended.

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  • hawkeye

    it was very good,its about a woman in the 18th century facing danger in rugged terrain and savage danger,where she runs trading post at a british fort and becomes friends with a frontiersman named hawkeye and his indian friend chingachgook.

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