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Benjamin Franklin is an American Documentary TV Series (2022). Liam Neeson, Josh Lucas, Paul Giamatti are the main cast of Benjamin Franklin TV Series (2022). Benjamin Franklin was an imperfect man who sought to comprehend his surroundings and make improvements to his. Tune in between April 4 and April 5 on PBS to see our latest documentary about the life of Benjamin Franklin. Benjamin Franklin’s release on PBS 4 April 2022.

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Benjamin Franklin Plot:

Investigating the life and work of essayist and distributer, researcher and creator, negotiator and endorser of both the Declaration of Independence and the United States Constitution: Benjamin Franklin.

Benjamin Franklin Detail:

TV Series: Benjamin Franklin (2022)
Network: PBS
Main Stars: Liam Neeson, Josh Lucas, Paul Giamatti
Genre: Documentary
Language: English
Release Date: 4 April 2022 (PBS)
Season: 1
Episodes: 4
Also known As: Benjamin Franklin, Benjamin Franklin Season 1, Benjamin Franklin (2022)

Benjamin Franklin Cast:

Peter Coyote
Mandy Patinkin As Benjamin Franklin
Carolyn McCormick As Deborah Franklin
Josh Lucas As William Franklin
Paul Giamatti As John Adams
Liam Neeson As Alexander Wedderburn
Joe Morton As William Bradford
Adam Arkin As Elkanah Watson
Dave Quay As Daniel Defoe
Tony Beck As Marquis de Lafayette

Burns about the reason the author was compelled to study the story and work of one of America’s most famous people in America the past: “[Franklin’s] greatest invention is himself. He’s always curious. And to his ever-loving — and our — credit, he is about improvement and about getting better, not being stuck, and not being static.”