Throughout our program, the show will have a host to take the viewers on this historic journey. Mark Twain is an icon of Missouri and acts as our host. Since Mr. Twain is no longer with us, the KMOS production team was able to secure Missouri native actor Holmes Osborne to play the part of Mark Twain. Holmes has had quite a career in Hollywood and was very gracious in his time for this project. Below is a promotional image designed by one of our team of Holmes in costume as Mark Twain. I think he looks pretty spot on.
Welcome! This blog will take you behind the scenes of the documentary about Missouri's first 200 years.
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