Sheridan is also no stranger to blurring the lines between fact and fiction, so it wouldn't be too strange to insert a fictional town into the show. However, Deadwood is a very real place to this ...

Deadwood is still considered one of the best Western television series of all time, attributed in no small part to the historical accuracy depicting the events that shaped the real frontier town ...

The 15-year-old HBO television series and Deadwood: The Movie were inspired by the real Deadwood town in the Black Hills of South Dakota, which is a historic settlement made famous during the ...

What some viewers don’t know, though, is that these characters were real people ... overlooking Deadwood Gulch — the narrow and steep ravine that runs along the town — from a plateau.

In the show, otherwise good people lie, commit sabotage, sell drugs (and their bodies), and kill -- just as they did during the 1870s in the real Deadwood, the mining town in present-day South Dakota ...

The real Seth Bullock was called a "bad man ... Smith was murdered making his way from Deadwood to a neighboring town to preach. The sermon found with his remains was "Upon Whose Life We Shall ...

With that in mind here are 10 significant real life figures from the town of Deadwood compared to their portrayal in the series of the same name. Jack McCall's portrayal by Garret Dillahunt was ...

But he left town at the end of the third season to return to California — where the real Hearst became a U.S. senator. Now, in the movie, Hearst returns to Deadwood as a prominent politician ...

A: Fans of the HBO drama “Deadwood” can travel from their TV dens to the real Deadwood, an old mining town in Western South Dakota (800-999-1876 or www.deadwood.org). The Wild West destination ...

Milos credits the town's history with that ... "It really suggests a great interest in the real Deadwood." ...