Bronx is Burning Brilliant
ESPN productions induce anxiety. Despite their worldwide leader mantra, their scripted endeavors disappoint. ESPN’s casting has been feeble. Their writing has been mediocre. Their detail orientation has been weak. When they announced a “Summer of Sam” miniseries, my stomach churned.
Last night, I viewed "The Bronx is Burning." The venture is replete with exemplary casting and writing. Oliver Platt (George Steinbrenner) is particularly brilliant. Simply stated, his range is unquestionable. Perfectly, he mimics Steinbrenner’s gargantuan personality and speech.
The assembly is also sparkling. Archival footage, social situations, and staged sport are woven beautifully. Additionally, a “back story” segment was presented. The segment excellently documented scenes via involved personalities.
Last night, I viewed "The Bronx is Burning." The venture is replete with exemplary casting and writing. Oliver Platt (George Steinbrenner) is particularly brilliant. Simply stated, his range is unquestionable. Perfectly, he mimics Steinbrenner’s gargantuan personality and speech.
The assembly is also sparkling. Archival footage, social situations, and staged sport are woven beautifully. Additionally, a “back story” segment was presented. The segment excellently documented scenes via involved personalities.
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