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P E R S P E C T I V E | S E P T E M B E R / O C TO B E R 2 0 1 6
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Opposite page: The typical plantation house was two stories over a raised
basement, and four such homes remained within a reasonable distance from
Savannah. Above: A series of pencil sketches by Mr. Kirkland were all that was
necessary to rebuild an alleyway of slave quarters. The lightly constructed
buildings were the least likely to have survived from the Civil War era.
impressed. He was beautifully dressed and made
up for the part and ready to go. He embraced
everyone around the set, everyone got a hug in
the morning, it was great and off we went. It was
really funny, to watch him as Nat Turner driving the
buggy carrying Armie Hammer's character, to drop
him off to the front door of the plantation house
and then he walks off set a couple yards on and
calls, "Cut!"
