The origin of the Coen Brothers movie "O Brother, Where Art Thou?"

Freda 2022-01-12 08:01:08

Sullivan is a young Hollywood director film (Joel McCrea played by Joel McCrea) that is popular with comedy, but he is dissatisfied with the status quo and wants to make his next work (O Brother, Where Art Thou?-Three Kings of Prison Escape) to reflect the society The serious theme of the bottom dilemma. In order to experience life at the bottom, he dressed as a penniless tramp and went to the people, but no matter how he tried, he always returned to Hollywood in the end.

In the film "Three Kings Escape" directed by Sullivan was later filmed by the Coen brothers in 2000, and it was also the work of the film "Sullivan's Tour" thanks to the Coen brothers.

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  • Deangelo 2022-03-17 09:01:06

    A superficial comedy that combines not deep and incomplete social criticism, and love that needs to be deepened. However, as a film from a long time ago, it is still worth seeing.

  • Godfrey 2022-03-24 09:03:00

    this film is perfect. Every line in the first 15 mins is pure gold. "poverty is a positive plague"...I agree with every bit of its messages.

Sullivan's Travels quotes

  • John L. Sullivan: Don't keep saying 'good' all the time or I'll poke you in the nose.

    The Girl: Good

  • Hadrian: We'd better insure him for a million.

    LeBrand: He's worth more.

    Hadrian: The bonehead.

    LeBrand: Yes, but what a genius.