Closer

Episode aired Aug 5, 2018
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52min

8.2/10

S1.E5

Sharp Objects: Have A Drink With Me

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13 Photos

Crime Drama Mystery

Despite a possible killer on the loose, Wind Gap gathers for their annual southern-pride festival, hosted by Adora.Despite a possible killer on the loose, Wind Gap gathers for their annual southern-pride festival, hosted by Adora.Despite a possible killer on the loose, Wind Gap gathers for their annual southern-pride festival, hosted by Adora.

8.2/10

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Director
- Jean-Marc Vallée
Writers
- Gillian Flynn(based upon the novel written by)
- Marti Noxon
- Scott Brown(written for television by)
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Clip 2:03

Sharp Objects: Have A Drink With Me

Trailer 2:36

Sharp Objects: Closer

Amy Adams, Patricia Clarkson, and Eliza Scanlen in Sharp Objects (2018)

Amy Adams, Madison Davenport, and Taylor John Smith in Sharp Objects (2018)

Patricia Clarkson in Sharp Objects (2018)

Lulu Wilson and Sophia Lillis in Sharp Objects (2018)

Will Chase and Taylor John Smith in Sharp Objects (2018)

Elizabeth Perkins and Catherine Carlen at an event for Sharp Objects (2018)

Director
- Jean-Marc Vallée
Writers
- Gillian Flynn(based upon the novel written by)
- Marti Noxon
- Scott Brown(written for television by)
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Despite a potential serial killer on the loose in the community, Wind Gap residents gather for Calhoun Day, an annual southern-pride festival hosted by Adora on the grounds of her house. As Amma and her friends act out a traditional play depicting the sacrifices made by the wife of a Confederate soldier, Adora shares confidences with Richard that may impact his relationship with Camille.

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Trivia
For a split second before the curtains on stage drop, you can read "Shallow Day" instead of "Calhoun Day".

Goofs
The "Battle Hymn of the Republic" was a Union fight song. Nobody celebrating their Southern heritage would sing this song.

Missouri was a slave state that never joined the Confederacy. Much, if not most, of the population wanted to secede but the state was isolated and would be unsupported by the Confederacy. The governor and other state leaders wisely kept Missouri in the Union (the Republic) and saved the state from much of devastation experienced by other southern states. Many Confederate sympathizers joined private militias. A well-known example is Quantrill's Raiders. These guerrilla fighters. Other sympathizers joined the Confederate Army, but they had to travel to a Confederate state to do so.