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Mr. Wu (Keone Young) is the official or unofficial leader of Deadwood's substantial but mostly unseen Chinese ("Celestials") population, the Asian counterpart to Swearengen. He routinely interacts with Swearengen and other Caucasians over a few matters of business, such as the opium trade, and...
May 23, 2004 · Mister Wu: Directed by Daniel Minahan. With Timothy Olyphant, Ian McShane, Molly Parker, Jim Beaver. An opium theft leaves Swearengen trying to find a common language with his supplier, and navigating murky waters to deal with the mess. Meanwhile, Silas Adams, bagman for the magistrate from Yankton, arrives with bad news for Swearengen.
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- Daniel Minahan
- 2004-05-23
Feb 3, 2023 · What about Mr. Wu himself? Deadwood 's Chinese population is of the shadowy and mysterious sort, but what's the real story? Fortunately, it's been preserved by the research curator and resident archaeologist of Deadwood's Adams Museum, Jerry Bryant (via True West).
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Considering this is Deadwood its probably Cuntonese. I think “bahk gwailo” means fucking white people! That's roughly the gist, but the literal translation from Cantonese is "white ( bok) ghost ( gwai) man ( lou )." I'm far from an expert, but that is Mandarin, whereas Wu is speaking Cantonese.
Feb 12, 2012 · Al Swearengen and Mr. Wu from "Deadwood" Season 1. flivver. 216 subscribers. Subscribed. 2.4K. 522K views 12 years ago. Mr Wu attempts to explain a theft to Al Swearengen. One of the best...
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Dec 22, 2021 · A retrospective recap of ‘Mr. Wu,’ episode 10 of season 1 of Deadwood, by Matt Zoller Seitz. A vivid supporting player steps into the spotlight in a story line where self-interest and civic...
"Mister Wu" is the tenth episode of the first season of Deadwood. It is the tenth episode of the series overall. It premiered on May 23, 2004. It was written by Bryan McDonald and directed by Daniel Minahan. An opium theft leaves Swearengen trying to find common language with his supplier.[1...
