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| The Rabbit Hole | |
| Season | One |
| Episode | 1 |
| Airdate | February 15, 2016 |
| Written by | Bridget Carpenter (based on the novel by Stephen King) |
| Directed by | Kevin Macdonald |
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The Rabbit Hole is the first episode in the Hulu original series, 11.22.63. It originally aired on February 15, 2016.
Synopsis[]
Jake Epping is burned out and lost. His ex-wife has moved on, his students are always distracted, and his novel went nowhere. Then one of his dearest friends, Al Templeton, shows him the rabbit hole, a secret time portal that leads back to 1960. Al asks Jake to head back to the past and create a better world by stopping the Kennedy assassination. Jake heads down the rabbit hole to begin his mission, but finds that changing the past is far more dangerous than he ever would have dreamed.
Plot[]
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Memorable Quotes[]
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Trivia[]
General[]
- The "Rabbit Hole" refers to the idiom, "go down the rabbit hole". It means to enter into a situation or begin a process or journey that is particularly strange, problematic, difficult, complex, or chaotic, especially one that becomes increasingly so as it develops or unfolds. It is an allusion to "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" by Lewis Carroll.[1]
Casting[]
- George MacKay did not appear and received screen credit only.
Filming Locations[]
- Scenes set in several 1960 Lisbon locations, including the car dealership, diner and men's clothing store, were shot in Dunnville, Ontario, Canada.[2]
Bloopers and Continuity Errors[]
- The pedestrian crosswalk signs at Dealey Plaza in Dallas are post-period.
References[]
- ↑ "Go down the rabbit hole" at Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. © 2015 Farlex, Inc, all rights reserved. Retrieved on September 17, 2019.
- ↑ 11.22.63, Trivia on the Internet Movie Database. Retrieved on September 12, 2019, edited.
| Starring |
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| James Franco as Jake Epping • Sarah Gadon as Sadie Dunhill • Cherry Jones as Marguerite Oswald • Lucy Fry as Marina Oswald • George MacKay as Bill Turcotte • Daniel Webber as Lee Harvey Oswald • T.R. Knight as Johnny Clayton • Kevin J. O'Connor as Yellow Card Man • Josh Duhamel as Frank Dunning • Chris Cooper as Al Templeton |
| Guest Starring |
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| Jonny Coyne as George de Mohrenschildt • Leon Rippy as Harry Dunning • Brooklyn Sudano as Christy Epping |
| Co-Starring (select) |
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| Joanna Douglas as Doris Dunning • Pip Dwyer as Jacqueline Kennedy • Jack Fulton as Young Harry Dunning • Michael Izquierdo as Bobby Oswald • Shauna MacDonald as Jeanne de Mohrenschildt • Chris Phipps as John F. Kennedy • Amy Marie Wallace as Vada Oswald • Hannah Levinson as Ellen Dunning • Cody Gallant as Tugga Dunning • Paulette Sinclair as Alice Nelson • Allie Gallerani as Young Alice Nelson |
| Series Navigation | ||||
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| "The Rabbit Hole" • "The Kill Floor" • "Other Voices, Other Rooms" • "The Eyes of Texas" • "The Truth" • "Happy Birthday, Lee Harvey Oswald" • "Soldier Boy" • "The Day in Question" | ||||