Timothy Olyphant's breakout role was in HBO's Western series, Deadwood, but fans should check out his small role in this show ...

Timothy Olyphant is the latest addition to the series adaptation of “The Five-Star Weekend” at Peacock, Variety has learned ...

Timothy Olyphant played the villain in the 2007 blockbuster sequel which was a total 180 from his heroic roles in Justified ...

Since “Deadwood” ended its three-year run on HBO in 2006, Timothy Olyphant was always pretty sure of one thing about the profane Western series created by David Milch: It was not coming back.“ ...

As time passed, the stars figured "Deadwood" was dead. "I assumed it never would happen," says Timothy Olyphant, who plays lawman Seth Bullock. "It didn't occur to me it was going to happen until ...

Timothy Olyphant was never happy with his performance during the original three-season run of Deadwood. “I recall barely having my head above water,” he told me in the fall, “and I recall ...

“Deadwood: The Movie”Warrick Page/HBO You ... Oh, no, that’s my new lede. “Timothy Olyphant was bringing in the trash.” Olyphant: Yeah, “Olyphant brings in his own trash.” ...

(SOUNDBITE OF TV SHOW, "DEADWOOD") TIMOTHY OLYPHANT: (As Seth Bullock) I'd like to make an offer on that lot we're renting. IAN MCSHANE: (As Al Swearengen) Sell my back teeth for the right money.

When HBO’s profanity-laden Western “Deadwood” was abruptly canceled ... McShane), morally conflicted Sheriff Seth Bullock (Timothy Olyphant), and hard-drinking softy Calamity Jane (Robin ...

On March 21, 2004, HBO introduced audiences to the frontier outpost of Deadwood, where the Timothy Olyphant and Ian McShane series ran for three seasons. By Barry Garron On March 21, 2004 ...

“As far as ‘Deadwood’ versus [‘Justified ... “She’s not wrong,” Timothy Olyphant said. “That is part of the lure of the job.” That — and the cowboy hat.

Since “Deadwood” ended its three-year run on HBO in 2006, Timothy Olyphant was always pretty sure of one thing about the profane Western series created by David Milch: It was not coming back.