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What a superb job HBO has done in both casting and producing “John Adams.”
Watching the first two episodes was akin to traveling back in time to join with those who forged the independence of this country.
Having visited Independence Hall and the surrounding historic area of Philadelphia many times, it was easy to imagine these gentlemen within those hallowed halls.
The breathtaking scenery and period costuming provided authenticity which I don’t believe I have ever witnessed in any of the historical documentaries I have viewed in the past. Wonderful..just wonderful.
The USPS has made available for viewing original letters written by both John and Abigail Adams. They lend such insight into the struggles both encountered in the face of freedom. (Scroll down to the bottom of the page for access.) I found them to be fascinating reading and another glimpse into the birth of a nation.
HBO deserves to be congratulated on this endeavor and the brilliant work of David McCullough and Tom Hanks are to be applauded.
I know where I will be on all Sunday evenings through the completion of this excellent programming. To all involved in this brilliant walk through history, I say, Bravo!



