NEW YORK (AP) -- "If you're trying to assign the trait of maturity to us, frankly, it won't wash." A conversation with the filmmaking brothers Ethan and Joel Coen has only just gotten started when Ethan, quite gleefully, puts a stop to any discussion of growth, evolution or development. Now in their late 50s, the Coens have a host of awards, including best picture for their tense, bone-dry Cormac McCarthy adaptation "No Country for Old Men." Their last film, the much Oscar-nominated Charles Port...
The Coen Brothers Talk 'Inside Llewyn Davis,' Maturity, And Inspiration
The Huffington Post - 2 Dec 2013 21:07
NEW YORK (AP) -- "If you're trying to assign the trait of maturity to us, frankly, it won't wash." A conversation with the filmmaking brothers Ethan and Joel Coen has only just gotten started when Ethan, quite gleefully, puts a stop to any discussion of growth, evolution or development. Now in their late 50s, the Coens have a host of awards, including best picture for their tense, bone-dry Cormac McCarthy adaptation "No Country for Old Men." Their last film, the much Oscar-nominated Charles Port...
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