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"Coyote Waits, " features the master yarnspinner’s crime-fighting duo of Navajo tribal cops Lieutenant Joe Leaphorn (Wes Studi) and Officer Jim Chee (Adam Beach) in a case that has them chasing a cop killer as well as the legend of Butch Cassidy’s last stand -- and it's not the one portrayed by Paul Newman and Robert Redford in "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid." Visit the Coyote Waits Web site at http://www.pbs.org/mystery/american/coyote/ to: • Watch video interviews with Adam Beach, guest-star Keith Carradine, and director Jan Egleson (text transcripts also available). • Follow the filmmaking process -- read three passages from Tony Hillerman's novel, see how they were adapted into a script by Lucky Gold and then view the scenes as directed by Jan Egleson in the Novel to Film feature. • Register to join the discussion about "Coyote Waits" and other topics of interest to Hillerman fans, or enter as a guest to read what others are saying. • Talk to "Coyote Waits" director Jan Egleson on WashingtonPost.com Monday, November 17. at 11am ET. Visit the Live Online page at http://www.washingtonpost.com/liveonline/ to submit questions. • Learn more about this corner of America and its people. Tony Hillerman himself takes you on a guided tour through his favorite spots, with photos taken by his brother. • Sign up to receive updates and broadcast reminders of upcoming MYSTERY! specials. • And access cast lists, synopses, links, and bibliography. The MYSTERY! Web site is produced by WGBH Interactive, Boston, which produces Web sites supporting WGBH national series such as NOVA, ANTIQUES ROADSHOW and ARTHUR. WGBH is the single largest producer of primetime television programs and Web sites seen nationally on PBS and PBS ONLINE. PBS.org, PBS's award-winning site on the World Wide Web, produces high-quality Web programming as it pioneers the convergence of television and the Internet. PBS.org features more than 150,000 pages of content as well as companion Web sites for more than 500 PBS programs and specials, and is the #1 "dot-org" Web site in the world. (Source: Nielsen NetRatings) For further information please contact
Ellen Dockser, WGBH Boston, 617-300-5338, ellen_dockser(-at-)wgbh .org,
or Tom Stebbins, WGBH Boston, 617-300-5335, tom_stebbins(-at-)wgbh .org
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