Producer EddieCongressional Studios is busy cleaning up the mess for the big directors and stars every day, concealing all the dirty underneath this glamorous circle in front of the public. He has to deal with the overwhelming actor, persuade the director Laurenzaccept a western actor who even said that his lines are unsatisfactory to participate in his literary film, and to cover up the grumpy actress The scandal of Dianaunmarried pregnancy requires more than $100,000 to redeem the kidnapped star Bede, who is in the epic series "Long Live Caesar" Acting as the leading actor. And all of this must be guarded against the all-pervasive twin gossip reporter. Eddie, who was disturbed by these bad things, frequently prayed to the priest, but it seemed to no avail.
Hail, Caesar! movie plot
2021-11-26 08:01
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Cory 2022-04-22 07:01:15
The storyline is a bit messy but I feel like the Coen brothers are just in full reminiscence of the golden age of Hollywood where almost every aspect of making a movie is on display This may not be an industry as glamorous as it seems but it does create something of value which should be the Coen brothers The most straightforward confession to the film industry
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Laury 2022-03-20 09:01:39
Corresponding to the factory owner as God and the male protagonist as Jesus is half-joking. Wherever he goes, the dead are resurrected, the water is turned into wine, and the Red Sea has opened up. In order to bear the original sin of the studio kings, he gave up the kingdom of heaven. . . (what am I talking about
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Baird Whitlock: I'm thinkin', "What the hell?" I've woken up in some strange houses before, but never without a broad next to me.
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Baird Whitlock: These guys are pretty interesting, though. They've actually figured out the laws that dictate - everything! History! Sociology! Politics! Morality! Everything! It's all in a book called Capital - with a "K".
Eddie Mannix: Is that right?
Baird Whitlock: Yeah. You're not going to believe this. These guys even figured out what's going on here at the Studio. Because the Studio is nothing more than an instrument of capitalism. Yeah, so we blindly follow these laws like any any other institution. Laws that these guys figured out. The Studio makes pictures to serve the System. That is it's function! That's really what we're up to here.
Eddie Mannix: Is it?
Baird Whitlock: Yeah. Its just confirming what they call - the status quo. I mean, we may tell ourselves that we're creating something of artistic value or there's some sort of spiritual dimension to the picture business. But, what it really is, is this fat cat, Nick Skank, out in New York, running this factory, serving up these lollipops to the - what they used to call the bread and circuses for the...
Eddie Mannix: [Grabs Baird and slaps him] Now, you listen to me, buster. Nick Skank and the Studio have been good to you and to everyone else who works here. If I ever hear you bad mouthing Mr. Skank again, it'll be the last thing you say before I have you tossed in jail for colluding in your own abduction.
Baird Whitlock: Eddie, I wouldn't, I would never do that!
Eddie Mannix: [Slaps Baird some more] Shut up! You're gonna go out there and you're going to finish "Hail Caesar!" You're gonna give that speech at the feet of the penitent thief and you're gonna believe every word you say.
[slaps Baird some more]
Eddie Mannix: You're going to do it because you're an actor and that's what you do. Just like the director does what he does and the writer and the script girl and the guy who claps the slate. You're gonna do it because the picture has worth! And you have worth if you serve the picture and you're never gonna forget that again.
Baird Whitlock: I won't forget, Eddie.
Eddie Mannix: Damn right, you won't. Not as long as I run this dump.