O Brother, Where Art Thou? (2000)
Overview
In the deep south during the 1930s, three escaped convicts search for hidden treasure while a relentless lawman pursues them. On their journey they come across many comical characters and incredible situations. Based upon Homer's 'Odyssey'.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $26,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $71,900,000.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 4.55 |
Directed By
Joel Coen
Crew
Joel Coen
Tricia Cooke
Dennis Gassner
T Bone Burnett
Joel Coen
Ellen Chenoweth
Ethan Coen
Joel Coen
Roger Deakins
Ethan Coen
Ethan Coen
Allan Zaleski
Jennifer Lamb
Sean Garnhart
Greg Orloff
Melinda Sue Gordon
Richard L. Johnson
Nancy Haigh
Eric Fellner
Tim Bevan
John Cameron
Mary Zophres
Eugene Gearty
Skip Lievsay
Peter Chesney
Skip Lievsay
Robert Graf
Thomas Johnston
Peter F. Kurland
Cha Blevins
Sean Garnhart
Gilly Ruben
James Brown
Philip Stockton
Frank Kern
Ritchie Kremer
Ian Silverstein
Will Ralston
Kam Chan
Kenton Jakub
Fred Rosenberg
Paul Urmson
Glenfield Payne
Paul LeBlanc
Karyn Huston
Amy Schmiederer
Jean Ann Black
Roy Bryson
Barbara Sanders
Angela Morrison
Glenn Kleczkowski
Glenn Kleczkowski
Mitch Lillian
Homer
Julian Levi
Julian Tomlin
David Weiss
TOP CAST
George Clooney
Everett
John Turturro
Pete Hogwallop
Tim Blake Nelson
Delmar O'Donnell
John Goodman
Big Dan Teague
Holly Hunter
Penny
Chris Thomas King
Tommy Johnson
Charles Durning
Pappy O'Daniel
Del Pentecost
Junior O'Daniel
Michael Badalucco
George Nelson
J.R. Horne
Pappy's Staff
Brian Reddy
Pappy's Staff
Wayne Duvall
Homer Stokes
Ed Gale
The Little Man
Ray McKinnon
Vernon T. Waldrip
Daniel von Bargen
Sheriff Cooley
Royce D. Applegate
Man with Bullhorn
Frank Collison
Wash Hogwallop
Quinn Gasaway
Boy Hogwallop
Lee Weaver
Blind Seer
Millford Fortenberry
Pomade Vendor
Stephen Root
Radio Station Man
John Locke
Mr. French
Gillian Welch
Soggy Bottom Customer
A. Ray Ratliff
Record Store Clerk
Mia Tate
Siren
Musetta Vander
Siren
Christy Taylor
Siren
April Hardcastle
Waitress
Michael W. Finnell
Interrogator
Georgia Rae Rainer
Wharvey Gal
Marianna Breland
Wharvey Gal
Lindsey Miller
Wharvey Gal
Natalie Shedd
Wharvey Gal
John McConnell
Woolworths Manager
Issac Freeman
Gravedigger
Wilson Waters Jr.
Gravedigger
Robert Hamlett
Gravedigger
Willard Cox
Cox Family
Evelyn Cox
Cox Family
Suzanne Cox
Cox Family
Sidney Cox
Cox Family
Buck White
The Whites
Sharon White
The Whites
Cheryl White
The Whites
Ed Snodderly
Village Idiot
David Holt
Village Idiot
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