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Gary Hawkins is an independent filmmaker born and raised in Thomasville, North Carolina. Hawkins has written and directed six films, including The Rough South of Harry Crews, which won an Emmy and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting’s Gold Award in 1992, and The Rough South of Larry Brown, which was picked by The Oxford ...
Gary Hawkins is known for Joe (2013), The Rough South of Larry Brown (2002) and The Rough South of Harry Crews (1991).
- Director, Writer, Actor
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Gary's first appearance is in the episode "Fire In The Hole". Gary awakens to use the bathroom but Winona reminds him the upstairs one is broken so he goes downstairs. He then sees Raylan Givensin his living room and nearly has a heart attack. In "The Collection", Raylan pays Gary a visit at his office and apologizes for bargining into house and qu...
In episode 2 "The Life Inside" Gary stops Raylan outside his motel room saying he plans on winning Winona back. In episode 4 "For Blood of Money" Winona stops by estranged husband Gary's office at his request. She wants to know why he told Raylan he planned to get her back. He says he's never stopped loving her and also that he plans on not hiding ...
In "The Man Behind The Curtain", Gary has now relocated to Tulsa, Oklahoma under the new alias "Walter Parks", attempting to start a new life and get away from the Dixie Mafia. Gary pitches a seminar to a less than enthusiastic crowd about how with positivity and a good personality, they can turn that into profit. Gary tells a woman in the audience...
Mailing address. Box 93382, Durham, NC 27708. (919) 660-3663. gary.hawkins@duke.edu. Gary Hawkins was born and raised on a farm in Trinity, North Carolina. His first film – produced when he was 17 – featured his grandmother making her “world famous” fried apple pies. The film was called DRIED, FRIED, AND LAID TO THE SIDE.
Nov 7, 1991 · The Rough South of Harry Crews: Directed by Gary Hawkins. With Bobby Benson, Dusty Cagle, Harry Crews, Jesse Downey III. Writer-director Gary Hawkins's first "Rough South" entry, "The Rough South of Harry Crews," bases his show on Crew's revealing remark, "What has been most significant in my life had all taken place by the time I ...
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- Bobby Benson, Dusty Cagle, Harry Crews
- Gary Hawkins
Gary Hawkins is a filmmaker who wrote and directed a documentary about the life and works of Southern writer Larry Brown. The film features adaptations of three of Brown's short stories and interviews with him and his wife.
Gary Hawkins is an award-winning screenwriter and director who adapted the novel JOE for David Gordon Green. He also wrote essays on Southern culture and film for various publications and taught at Duke University.
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