슬리피 할로우(Sleepy Hollow)
워싱턴 어빙 원작
슬리피 할로우(Sleepy Hollow)는 폭스(FOX)사에서 2013년 9월 16일부터 2017년 3월 31일까지 방영한 드라마이다.
워싱턴 어빙(Washington Irving, 1783년 4월 3일 ~ 1859년 11월 28일)은 미국의 수필가 혹은 소설가, 전기 작가, 역사가, 외교관이다. 뉴욕 상인의 아들로 태어나 변호사를 지망했으나 문학으로 전향, 네덜란드령 시대 때 쓴 〈뉴욕사〉(史)(1809년)가 출세작이 되었다. 그러나 영국 풍물사적(風物史跡)을 우아한 문체로 수필식으로 엮은 〈신사 제프리 크레용의 스케치북〉(1819년 ~ 1820년)이 대표작이며 이 작품으로 미국문인으로서는 처음으로 국제적인 명성을 얻었다. 이 밖에 단편집, 전기, 여행기 등이 많고 비상한 다작가였다.(위키백과 참조) 이 작가의 슬리피할로우는 영화된 단편 작품도 있지만, 드라마에서 등장인물들은 제각기 확연한 캐릭터로 단연 돋보인다.
250년 동안 잠들었던 한 남자가 무덤속에서 깨어난다. 현대의 생활에 적응해 가면서 과거와 현재가 오고간다. 인간의 갈등, 진실과 거짓 등 다양한 갈등, 자매간에서 한 사건을 두고 벌어지는 갈림길 등등 이야기 요소는 <왕자의 게임> 보다 <그림형제> 쪽에 더 가깝다. 약간은 <반헬싱> 분위기도 있지만 작품의 색상은 확연히 다르고 흥미롭다. Hollow는 '구멍 혹은 텅빈'으로 무덤(tomb)이나 자궁(womb)과 같이 생명이 탄생하거나 죽음의 거처로 형상화되는데, Holllow Clown이 '텅빈 왕관' 즉 세익스피어 작 Richard II에서 등장하는 왕좌를 두고 다툼에 대한 갈등을 다루거나 Hamlet에서 아버지를 살해하고 어머니를 차지한 삼촌과의 극적대립, 미치광이 처럼 행동하며 오필리어의 아버지를 삼촌이라 오인하고 죽이는 갈등요소와는 다른 지난 시간의 회상, 현재와 과거에서 오가는 헛개비같은 망상등으로 주인공은 시달린다.
Sleepy Hollow - Season 1 DVD - Sleepy Hollow (season 1) - Wikipedia줄거리 요약
주인공 이카보드 크레인은 조지 워싱턴 휘하의 병사였으며, 손등에 활모양의 문신이 있는 악명높은 용병을 죽이라는 임무를 받아 수행하다가 그의 머리를 자르고 같이 죽은 뒤 현대에 알 수 없는 이유로 되살아난다.
그는 목 없는 기사의 살인 장면의 목격자가 되고, 살인범으로 몰린다. 결국 그는 범인이 아닌 것으로 판명나지만, 시대 착오적인 발언을 하는 정신이상자로 몰려 정신 병원에 갇히게 된다. 그러나 어렸을 적 이미 악마를 본 적 있는 애비 밀즈 경위는 그를 차츰 믿게 되어 빼내고, 경찰의 해당 사건 고문으로 앉히어 여러 오컬트 사건을 해결하게 된다.
이카보드 크레인의 아내 카트리나는 마녀였다. 이카보드 크레인이 250여년의 시공을 뚫고 되살아난 것은 카트리나의 종말의 기사를 막기 위한 안배였던 것으로 보인다. 해당 세계관의 마녀는 두 가지로 나뉘는데, 카트리나는 '선한'쪽의 마녀였으며 현재는 악마(몰록)에게 잡히어 연옥에 갇혀있고, 목 없는 기사는 '악한'쪽의 종말의 기사이다. '악한' 세력의 인물로는 한국계 미국인인 존 조가 연기하고 있다. 이카보드 크레인과 형사인 애비 밀즈는 '선한'자들을 도와 종말을 막기 위해 동분서주하며, '악한' 자들의 목적은 묵시록의 4대 기사를 불러와 종말을 여는 것이다.
등장인물
어거스트 코빈 - 밀스 자매 인생의 멘토이자 아버지 같은 존재. 에비 밀스에겐 보안관 선배이다. 에피소드 1에서 처음 출연했으며 출연하자마자 목 없는 기사에게 살해당한다. 밀스 자매를 매우 아꼈으며, 자매가 연루된 사건이 초자연적인 일인 것을 깨닫고 이후 수년간 각종 정보를 모았다. 그가 일생 동안 모은 정보는 시즌 내내 유용히 쓰인다.
애브라함 반 브랜트- 이카보드의 절친이자 카트리나의 전 약혼자. 잘못된 만남의 주인공. 약혼자가 절친과 함께 자신을 배신했다 생각하고 분노와 질투에 사로잡혔다.
프랭크 어빙 - 에비 밀스의 상사. 가족에 애정이 깊다. 딸이 빙의된 동안 죽인 사람들에 대한 살인죄를 면하게 하기 위해 대신 감옥에 들어간다. 악마를 운운하느라 정신병동에 수감되나 탈출을 시도하고, 후에 몰록과 벌인 싸움에서 전쟁의 기사를 죽이고 자신도 상처를 입어 죽는다. 시즌 2 후반에서 연옥문이 열리며 다른 악마들과 함께 부수적으로 부활.
할리 - 미술품, 유물 등을 취급하는 밀수업자. 밀스 자매를 흠모하며, 작중 템셔틀 포지션. 악마에 대항하는 무기 등 다양한 오컬트 물품을 조달한다.
그레이스 딕슨 - 밀스 자매의 선조. 마법능력은 물론 지적능력과 넓은 시각 등 어디 하나 빠질 것 없는 여자. 카트리나가 아이를 낳기 위해 가장 안전한 장소라 생각해 찾아간 곳이 그레이스가 있는 곳이었다. 자신의 후손이 종말의 증인이 될 것을 알고 후손들에게 악마와 대항하는 법을 기록해 남겼다. 그 일지 덕분에 밀스 자매의 어머니는 자신의 딸이 세상을 구할 운명의 아이이자 증인임을 알고 있었고, 어린 시절 자매를 노리는 악마로부터 자매를 지켜낼 수 있었다.
판도라 - 시즌 3에 새롭게 등장한 인물로 새로운 악의 세력. 목 없는 기사를 단숨에 제압하여 들고 다니는 수상한 상자에 봉인하며 등장. 이름과 행동으로 보아 실제 그리스 신화의 판도라인 듯.
벳시 로즈 - 시즌 3 이카보드의 전쟁 회상 장면에서 뛰어난 여성 요원으로 첫 등장. 사별한 카트린느를 대신할 이카보드의 여자 포지션. 배우는 니키 리드ㅣ
Sleepy Hollow (TV series)
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Genre : Drama, Horror, Action, Procedural
Created by Alex Kurtzman, Roberto Orci, Phillip Iscove, Len Wiseman
Based on "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" by Washington Irving
Starring Nicole Beharie. Tom Mison, Orlando Jones, Katia Winter, Lyndie Greenwood,John Noble, Nikki Reed, Shannyn Sossamon, Zach Appelman, Lance Gross, Jessica Camacho, Janina Gavankar, Jerry MacKinnon, Rachel Melvin, Oona Yaffe, Jeremy Davies
Opening theme Brian Tyler
Ending theme Brian Tyler Composers Robert Lydecker, Brian Tyler
Sleepy Hollow is an American supernatural drama television series that aired on Fox from September 16, 2013 to March 31, 2017.[1][2] The series is loosely based on the 1820 short story "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow", by Washington Irving, with added concepts from "Rip Van Winkle", also by Irving. The first three seasons are set in a fictionalized version of Sleepy Hollow, New York, which portrays the town as much larger than it actually is. For the fourth and final season, the setting moved to Washington, D.C.
In October 2013, Sleepy Hollow was renewed for a second season with 13 episodes.[3][4] The season was extended to 18 episodes in May 2014.[5] Early in March 2015, after the second season, Sleepy Hollow showrunner Mark Goffman left the series.[6] On March 18, 2015, Fox renewed Sleepy Hollow for an 18-episode third season, with a new showrunner, Clifton Campbell, taking over.[6][7]
On May 13, 2016, Fox renewed the show for a fourth season, which premiered on January 6, 2017.[8][9] Albert Kim, previously an executive producer on the series, was named co-showrunner for the fourth season.[10] Sleepy Hollow was officially cancelled on May 9, 2017.[11]
Contents
6Reception 6.1Ratings 6.2Awards and nominations
Summary
In 1781, Ichabod Crane works for George Washington as a double agent. Crane beheads a Horseman, who doesn't die. In desperation, Crane wins with a mutually fatal blow. Crane next awakes in 2013 Sleepy Hollow, with Washington's bible to guide him. He meets Sheriff's Lt. Abigail Mills and learns that the Horseman is also back. Crane learns that he and Abbie are the two Witnesses of Revelation, and the Horseman is Death. Should he get his head back, or his master, Moloch, be released from Purgatory, the End of Days will occur. Crane also learns that his wife, Katrina, was a witch, banished to Purgatory for saving him. His blunder has linked his life with the Horseman's. Fighting off Moloch's army of demons, Crane discovers that the Horseman of War is his own son, Jeremy Crane/Henry Parish, who loathes Crane and Katrina for abandoning him. Crane also learns that "Headless" is his former friend, Abraham Von Brunt.
Crane and Abbie manage to defeat Moloch, but at the cost of releasing everything trapped in Purgatory, including demons looking for a replacement for Moloch. Henry gets Katrina to side with him and awaken the descendants of their coven, but both are killed by Crane, who is filled with regret and remorse.
In the following months, Crane investigates all myths about the Witnesses, learning that Moloch was the first of Seven Tribulations. The second comes in the form of Pandora and her master, the Hidden One, an ancient Sumerian god. Because Moloch is dead (and thus cannot end the world), Crane gives the Horseman back his head, allowing him to destroy Pandora. However, the head is sucked into Pandora's box, which is destroyed. This battle costs Abigail her soul. Learning that there will always be two Witnesses, Crane vows to find her replacement and face the last five Tribulations.
Relocating to Washington D.C., Crane discovers that the next Witness is a little girl named Molly. Crane works with her mother, Agent Diana Thomas of Homeland Security, to combat supernatural threats until Molly is old enough to help. Crane also allies with Agency 355 agents Jake Wells and Alex Norwood, taking command of the organization as George Washington wished. The third tribulation comes in the form of Malcolm Dreyfuss, who sold his soul to build his business. Dreyfuss seeks immortality for fear of death. After Dreyfuss becomes immortal, he decides to assemble the Four Horsemen, kill the President and take over the United States of America. A woman named Lara arrives from the future that Dreyfuss wishes to create, revealing herself to be an alternate version of Molly. Because she is in her prime, Lara takes the Witness title from Molly, freeing her past self from the burden. Crane is forced to make a deal with the devil for a piece of the philosophers' stone that will strip Dreyfuss of his immortality and send him to Hell.
While Lara goes on a journey to discover her place in the world, Crane continues working with Agent Thomas to combat supernatural threats, hoping that he can someday escape his bargain with the devil.
Broadcast
Sleepy Hollow airs simultaneously on Global in Canada.[18] For the third season, the show moved to CTV Two. In India, the series premiered on September 24, 2013 on Star World Premiere, where it ran for the first three seasons before moving to the network's sister-channel, Star World, for the final season.[19]
In Australia, the series premiered on September 17, 2013 on Network Ten.[20] The series was moved to Eleven on January 13, 2014.[21] In the United Kingdom and Ireland, the series was acquired by the Universal Channel,[22] which premiered it on October 9, 2013.[23] The second season debuted on October 15, 2014[24] and the third season debuted on October 22, 2015. Season 4 premiere on Syfy February 22, 2017.
In South Africa, the second season began airing on M-Net Edge alongside the network's launch on October 20, 2014.[25] In Thailand, the series aired on Channel 3 every Thursday night starting November 26, 2015.[26]
Reception
Sleepy Hollow has received generally favorable reviews from critics. On Rotten Tomatoes, the first season holds a rating of 77%, based on 44 reviews, with an average rating of 6.6/10. The site's critical consensus reads, "Despite its overstuffed plot, Sleepy Hollow is a fun romp with exciting action scenes and sparkling production values."[27] On Metacritic the first season has a score of 64 out of 100, based on 29 critics, indicating "generally favorable reviews".[28]
Verne Gay of Newsday commented that although there is "nothing scary here", the show is "fun enough".[29] Robert Bianco of USA Today gave the show 3 out of 4 stars.[30] Entertainment Weekly, which originally doubted the premise of the show, gave the show a B+ after seeing the first half of the first season, citing the Crane & Mills' chemistry and the show's surprisingly fun mythology.[31] Time called Sleepy Hollow one of 2013's Ten Best new shows.[32]
The series premiered on September 16, 2013 to 10 million viewers with 3.5 rating/9 share which was double the amount that Fox's The Mob Doctor brought in at the same time last year and marked the network's highest rated fall drama premiere since the 2006 police drama Standoff.[33] In Australia the first episode had 597,000 viewers[34] and in the United Kingdom the same episode had 527,000 viewers.[35]
In the real Sleepy Hollow, New York, the local newspaper has regularly enumerated the many fanciful fictions told about the village, including its labyrinth of Revolutionary-era tunnels and a vast increase in population (from an actual 2010 census of 9,870 to roughly 144,000 reported in the show).[36]
Season two was met with more favorable reviews and holds a rating of 100% on Rotten Tomatoes. The consensus reads, "Sleepy Hollow continues to pack a punch in its sophomore season, with fantastic writing and lots of chills."[37] Season Three's rating fell to 55% rotten, with the observation, “(The) third season retains …the invaluable chemistry between leads Tom Mison and Nicole Beharie, but this go-around shows signs of strain as it attempts to further flesh out a mythology that isn't substantial enough for viewers to lose their heads over.” [38]
With only three critics, two rating the show fresh and one rotten, Season 4 has no Tomatometer rating.[39]
Other media
Sleepy Hollow had a crossover with eleventh season episode of fellow FOX series Bones, "The Resurrection in the Remains" and concluded with former's third season episode "Dead Men Tell No Tales".[52][53] Two official tie-in books were released in September 2014. The Secret Journal of Ichabod Crane, written by Alex Irvine, is an in-universe journal covering the events of the first season from Crane's perspective.[54] Sleepy Hollow: Children of the Revolution, a novel written by Keith R.A. DeCandido, is set between episodes ten and eleven of the series.[55][56] Boom! Studios released two comic book limited series from 2014-2015, Sleepy Hollow and Sleepy Hollow: Providence, and a one-shot Sleepy Hollow: Origins comic.[57][58]
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