Timothy Olyphant Stars in
JUSTIFIED:
THE COMPLETE THIRD SEASON
Releasing on Blu-ray™ & DVD December 31st
Uncensored Special Features Include Cast and Crew Commentaries,
All-New Featurettes, Outtakes, Deleted Scenes, and the Blu-Ray Exclusive:
In Conversation: Timothy Olyphant and Walton Goggins
CULVER CITY, CALIF. (October 29, 2012) – The renegade style of justice is back when JUSTIFIED: THE COMPLETE THIRD SEASON is released on Blu-ray™ and DVD December 31st from Sony Pictures
Home Entertainment. The modern-day, gun-slinging police drama stars Timothy Olyphant (TV’s “Deadwood”) as the rugged, old-school U.S. Marshal Raylan Givens, along with Walton Goggins (TV’s “The Shield”)
as career criminal Boyd Crowder. The season guest stars Jeremy Davies in his Emmy®-winning role as Dickie Bennett (Outstanding Guest Actor in a Drama Series, 2012).
The third season of JUSTIFIED finds Harlan County no longer under the rule of the Bennett family, while Boyd returns to the criminal life and Raylan struggles to keep the town under control. The critically acclaimed
FX drama brings together additional all-star casting including Nick Searcy (Moneyball), Joelle Carter (TV’s “Prime Suspect”), Jacob Pitts (TV’s “The Pacific”), Erica Tazel (TV’s “Jericho”), and Natalie Zea (TV’s
“Person of Interest”).
Arriving on Blu-ray and DVD, the three-disc set comes with all 13 episodes, deleted scenes, outtakes, cast and crew commentary on nine episodes, and three all-new featurettes that focus on the making of season
three, the stunts and a tour of Nobles Holler. Exclusive to the Blu-ray is a sit down interview between Olyphant and Goggins.
SYNOPSIS
Boyd and his crew will find they aren’t the only ones making a play to rule the Harlan underworld. Now Raylan finds himself facing off against dirty politicians, hidden fortunes, a mysterious man named Limehouse
and an enterprising and lethal criminal from the Motor City named Quarles.
JUSTIFIED is based on the short story “Fire in the Hole” by crime novelist Elmore Leonard (Out of Sight) and was developed for television by Graham Yost (TV’s “Boomtown”). Season three of the series was
executive produced by Leonard Yost, Michael Dinner (TV’s “The Mob Doctor”), Sarah Timberman (TV’s “Unforgettable”), Carl Beverly (TV’s “Unforgettable”), Fred Golan (TV’s “Boomtown”). Dave Andron
(TV’s “Knight Rider”) served as co-executive producer and Don Kurt (TV’s “White Collar”), Olyphant and Taylor Elmore (TV’s “Cold Case”) served as producers.
JUSTIFIED: THE COMPLETE THIRD SEASON episodes include:
The Gunfighter
Cut Ties
Harlan Roulette
The Devil You Know
Thick as Mud
When the Guns Come Out
The Man Behind the Curtain
Watching the Detectives
Loose Ends
Guy Walks Into a Bar
Measures
Coalition
Slaughterhouse
Blu-ray & DVD Special Features Include:
· Nine Cast and Crew Commentaries with Graham Yost, Timothy Olyphant, Joelle Carter, Nick Searcy, Mykelti Williamson, Jere Burns and more
· Three All-New Featurettes
o Crossing The Line: Making Season 3
o Ellstin’s Joint: Nobles Holler Set Tour
o Anatomy of a Stunt
· Deleted Scenes
· Outtakes
Blu-ray Exclusive Special Feature:
- In Conversation: Timothy Olyphant and Walton Goggins
Broadcast Year: FX (2012)
JUSTIFIED: THE COMPLETE THIRD SEASON has a run time of approximately 541 minutes and is not rated.
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