TV series · 2003
Carnivàle
“Into each generation is born a creature of light and a creature of darkness.”
First aired 14 September 2003 Sci-Fi & Fantasy / Mystery / Drama TMDB ↗
Carnivàle is an American television series set in the United States during the Great Depression and Dust Bowl. In tracing the lives of two disparate groups of people, its overarching story depicts the battle between good and evil and the struggle between free will and destiny; the storyline mixes Christian theology with gnosticism and Masonic lore, particularly that of the Knights Templar.
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Ralph Waite
as Norman Belthus
Adrienne Barbeau
as Ruthie
John Fleck
as Gecko
Debra Christofferson
as Lila
Michael J. Anderson
as Samson
Clancy Brown
as Brother Justin
Tim DeKay
as Clayton Jones
Cynthia Ettinger
as Rita Sue Dreifuss
Toby Huss
as Stumpy Dreifuss
Brian Turk
as Gabriel
Carla Gallo
as Libby Dreifuss
Clea DuVall
as Sofie
Nick Stahl
as Ben Hawkins
Blake Shields
as Osgood
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Helen Slayton-Hughes
as Scripture-Reading Lady (uncredited)
K Callan
as Eleanor McGill
Richard Fancy
as Psychiatrist
Linda Hunt
as Management (voice)
Charles Robinson
as Walter
Joe Unger
as Red
Jack McGee
as Bulldozer Driver
George Cheung
as Mr. Chin
John Savage
as Henry 'Hack' Scudder
Amy Madigan
as Iris Crowe
Glenn Shadix
as Councilman Val Templeton
Bill Moseley
as Possum
Kurt Fuller
as Bud Everhard
Ritchie Montgomery
as Patrolman
John Doe
as Phineas Boffo
Time Winters
as Wilfred Talbot Smith
Kathleen Gati
as Emma Templeton
Don Swayze
as Tattooed Man
Matt McCoy
as Councilman Ned Munson
Robert Knepper
as Tommy Dolan
Judith Hoag
as Miss Jolene
Spencer Garrett
as Young Balthus
Brett Rickaby
as Barker
Saemi Nakamura
as Hiroshi
Gabriel Mann
as Harlan Staub
Fay Masterson
as Waitress
Jimmi Simpson
as Lee
Joshua Harto
as Junior
Jenna Boyd
as Maddy Crane