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Steven Soderbergh once considered casting the Coen brothers in Ocean’s Eleven, a move that would have marked their first real acting roles. Here’s how close it came to happening.

James Cameron and the Coen brothers both single out one legendary film as the greatest ever, but their reasons—and what it reveals about the film’s legacy—might surprise you.

Matt Damon joined the Coen brothers for a modern Western that stunned critics and audiences alike. Discover how True Grit became a genre-defining classic and why it left the Oscars empty-handed.

The Coen brothers’ attempt to reimagine The Ladykillers was fraught with doubt and creative misgivings, leading to a film that even its makers struggled to champion.

The Coen brothers distanced themselves from a spin-off film in their universe, reluctantly allowing John Turturro’s Jesus Quintana project to proceed—only for it to flop both critically and commercially.

Discover the ten most visually captivating films shot by Roger Deakins. Explore how his unique approach to cinematography has shaped modern cinema, from noir classics to sci-fi epics.

The Coen brothers take criticism from cinema icons like Jean-Luc Godard in their stride, responding to negative opinions with wit and a sense of perspective on their enduring influence.

Owen Wilson has revealed his top choice for a future collaboration, expressing a strong desire to work with the Coen brothers. Despite Quentin Tarantino’s open dislike, Wilson remains focused on teaming up with acclaimed auteurs.

Channing Tatum looks back on his pivotal audition for the Coen brothers’ No Country for Old Men, a role he knew wasn’t his, and how it unexpectedly shaped his future in film.