George Hearst - Depictions in Television and Film

Depictions in Television and Film

George Hearst was portrayed by Gerald McRaney on the HBO television series Deadwood. On the show, Hearst is the primary antagonist of season 3, and is depicted as a ruthless and borderline sociopathic robber baron.

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