New York, N.Y. - Called "intriguingly complex" (New York Daily News.com) and "one of the finest hours of drama on any network" (The Salt Lake Tribune), Big Love continues to garner praise from critics and viewers alike with its ongoing tale of a modern polygamist family. On January 4, 2011, HBO Home Entertainment releases Big Love: The Complete Fourth Season featuring all nine episodes from the latest season along with the bonus features "Inside the Episode," nine insightful perspectives of each episode offered by the show's creators and executive producers Mark V. Olsen and Will Scheffer. Big Love: The Complete Fourth Season will be available just before the eagerly awaited season five premiere, for the suggested retail price of $59.99.
Honored with multiple Emmy and Golden Globe nominations, Big Love features a dynamic ensemble cast including Bill Paxton, Jeanne Tripplehorn, Ginnifer Goodwin, and Chloë Sevigny (who won the 2010 Best Supporting Actress Golden Globe Award for her role in the series).
Magnetic and wholly original, Big Love has boldly portrayed the engrossing life of Salt Lake City native Bill Henrickson, who tries to juggle his three wives, nine kids, three houses, and his own entrepreneurial ambitions. In the fourth season Henrickson faces a host of new and personal challenges including the launch of a Mormon-friendly casino with his Native American partners; the changing of the guard at the Juniper Creek compound; Bill's potential candidacy for the Utah State Senate; Barb's controversial role at the new casino; Nicki's stormy relationship with her ex-husband; and Margene's career as a home shopping personality, as well as ongoing complications involving Bill's daughter Sarah and his mother, Lois.
Honored with multiple Emmy and Golden Globe nominations, Big Love features a dynamic ensemble cast including Bill Paxton, Jeanne Tripplehorn, Ginnifer Goodwin, and Chloë Sevigny (who won the 2010 Best Supporting Actress Golden Globe Award for her role in the series).
Magnetic and wholly original, Big Love has boldly portrayed the engrossing life of Salt Lake City native Bill Henrickson, who tries to juggle his three wives, nine kids, three houses, and his own entrepreneurial ambitions. In the fourth season Henrickson faces a host of new and personal challenges including the launch of a Mormon-friendly casino with his Native American partners; the changing of the guard at the Juniper Creek compound; Bill's potential candidacy for the Utah State Senate; Barb's controversial role at the new casino; Nicki's stormy relationship with her ex-husband; and Margene's career as a home shopping personality, as well as ongoing complications involving Bill's daughter Sarah and his mother, Lois.
