Two Hanks (2003)
This piece is about placing two major recording artists on the same stage together after they have been dead for some time. Since Hank Snow and Hank Williams never performed together during their lifetimes this was a way to bring them together with their two songs, ‘Rambling Man’ and ‘I’ve Been Everywhere.’ The thereminist, Scott Marshall, takes the two songs to another place. Footage of the audience, which was built into the construction of the work, constitutes a component of the video.
Director: David Askevold
Runtime: 26 min
Release Date: January 1, 2003
Cast
- Scott Marshall - Thereminist
Music: Scott Marshall
Original Language: en
More Films by Director: David Askevold
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Two Hanks about?
- This piece is about placing two major recording artists on the same stage together after they have been dead for some time. Since Hank Snow and Hank Williams never performed together during their lifetimes this was a way to bring them together with their two songs, ‘Rambling Man’ and ‘I’ve Been Everywhere.’ The thereminist, Scott Marshall, takes the two songs to another place. Footage of the audience, which was built into the construction of the work, constitutes a component of the video.
- Who directed Two Hanks?
- Two Hanks was directed by David Askevold.
- Who stars in Two Hanks?
- Two Hanks stars Scott Marshall.
- How long is Two Hanks?
- Two Hanks has a runtime of 26m (26 minutes).