The Coen brothers : the iconic filmmakers and their work : unofficial and unauthorised

Through in-depth and informative text written by film journalist Ian Nathan, __The Coen Brothers Archive__ re-examines the brothers' most famous work including __Raising Arizona, Fargo, The Big Lebowski, O Brother, Where Art Thou?, No Country for Old Men__ and __True Grit.__ Plus, some of their cult films, like T __he Evil Dead, Paris je t'aime,__ and __A Serious Man__. Packed with stunning images from the Kobal archives, this book will also highlight their surprising involvement in recent films like __Bridge of Spies__ and __Unbroken__ , as well as looking at those who they frequently collaborate with. Intro -- Title Page -- Contents -- Introduction -- Salad Days -- Growing up in Minnesota -- 'IF YOU CAN'T TRUST A FIX, WHAT CAN YOU TRUST' -- Blood Simple -- Raising Arizona -- Miller's Crossing -- 'I'll Show you the Life of the Mind' -- Barton Fink -- 'There's More to Life than a Little Money, you Know' -- The Hudsucker Proxy -- Fargo -- 'The Dude Abides' -- The Big Lebowski -- 'What Kind of Man are you?' -- O Brother where Art Thou? -- The Man Who Wasn't There -- 'Who Looks Stupid Now?' -- Intolerable Cruelty -- The Ladykillers -- 'What's the Most you Ever Lost on a Coin Toss?' -- No Country for Old Men -- 'Accept the Mystery' -- Burn After Reading -- A Serious Man -- True Grit -- 'Would that it were so Simple' -- Inside Llewyn Davis -- Hail Caesar! -- O Brothers wherever Next? -- What does the future hold for the unquenchable Coens? -- Sources -- Credits -- Copyright Through in-depth and informative text written by film journalist Ian Nathan, The Coen Brothers Archive re-examines the brothers' most famous work. Featured are looks into Raising Arizona, Fargo, The Big Lebowski, O Brother, Where Art Thou?, No Country for Old Men and True Grit. Plus, some of their cult films, like T he Evil Dead, Paris je t'aime, and A Serious Man . Packed with stunning images from the Kobal archives, this book will also highlight their surprising involvement in recent films like Bridge of Spies and Unbroken , as well as looking at those who they frequently collaborate with. Renowned film journalist Ian Nathan delves into the extraordinary lives of the Coen brothers to reveal how they survived flops and triumphs alike, never once compromising their vision, to become two of the world’s most interesting, distinctive and creative filmmakers.