‘We’re getting old’: Coen brothers tease long-awaited filmmaking reunion after eight years apart
LYON, Oct 17 — Oscar-winning filmmaker brothers Ethan and Joel Coen told AFP they plan to make another movie toget...
Oscar-winning brothers Ethan and Joel Coen have teased a long-awaited reunion behind the camera after a hiatus of eight years, due to their advancing ages. The duo, known for their classic films such as Fargo and Barton Fink, are set to reunite for their next project, though details remain undisclosed. The brothers, who recently received the "Lumiere" lifetime achievement award in Lyon, France, expressed they have a list of various scripts they have previously written and new ideas they wish to explore, but they are not yet sure which direction they will take.
They purposely avoided sharing details of their next project, emphasizing that it is unlikely to be fantasy-based, as they are not drawn to such genres. Joel, 71, clarified that they are not interested in producing a TV series, citing that the structure of television production does not align with their storytelling approach.
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