Media Portrayal
He is portrayed in the HBO television series Deadwood as Eustace Bailey Farnum, owner of the Grand Central Hotel. His character is depicted as a bit of a buffoon with a conniving, greedy personality who is disliked by many of the town's residents. The character is shown as bullying his subordinates (particularly Richardson, his imbecilic cook) while toadying to those more powerful (initially Al Swearengen and later George Hearst); he is also given to long, self-pitying monologues. He is played by William Sanderson.
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