No Country for Old Men – Interview with Coen Brothers, Josh Brolin & Javier Bardem
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It’s fun to see Josh Brolin acting as such a young buck next to the gravitas, mystery, and confidence of Javier Bardem and the Cohen Brothers. It’s clear he admires the hell out of them and desperately wants to charm these pillars and introverts. Such a great film/characters and it’s wonderful to hear them speak on their process.
Riveting movie-Tommy Lee never fails to deliver and I thought Brolin was perfect. Man, the Coens have made some damn fine movies.
Wow great interview and my lord is Josh brolin so cool so smart so sploosh
My favorite film. As they said a perfect film, I can take near perfect out of it.