HEMINGWAY – KEN BURNS

Looking forward to the Ken Burns documentary on Ernest Hemingway airing on PBS April 5-7. If it’s half as good as Burns’ Civil War series, it should be a classic.

Featuring original manuscripts and rare archival photos and films, the series promises new insights into Hemingway’s creative process behind such masterpieces as A Farewell to Arms and the short stories “The Snows of Kilimanjaro” and (my favorite!) “The Short Happy Life of Francis Macomber.” With voice-overs by Jeff Daniels, Meryl Streep, Keri Russell, Patricia Clarkson, and Mary-Louise Parker, viewers can look forward to a series comparable to Burns’ other masterpieces.

Beginning April 5, I’ll be glued in front of the TV with mojitos at hand.

21 thoughts on “HEMINGWAY – KEN BURNS”

  1. Burns knocks out series after series. An amazing work ethic. His last one was about country music, I think. I watched an episode and a half of it. Found his presentation pretty tedious and predictable, to tell you the truth. Probably I’m in the minority about that.

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