Joel Coen on Studio Consolidation: ‘Competition Is What Produces Opportunities for Different kinds of Movies,’ Teases Reunion Film With Brother Ethan

Joel Coen on Studio Consolidation: ‘Competition Is What Produces Opportunities for Different kinds of Movies,’ Teases Reunion Film With Brother Ethan hakkında magazin dünyasında yaşanan en son ayrıntılar ve sıcak gelişmeler netleşti. Oct 17, 2026 5:52am PT Joel Coen on Studio Consolidation: ‘Competition Is What Produces Opportunities for Different kinds of Movies,’ Teases Reunion Film With Brother Ethan By Elsa Keslassy Plus Icon Elsa Keslassy International Correspondent @elsakeslassy Latest Coen Brothers Bring Laughs to Lumière Award Ceremony as Javier Bardem Recalls ‘No Country for Old Men’: ‘They Gave Me One Masterpiece’ 4 hours ago Joel and Ethan Coen Reflect on Their Careers, Streaming and the Future of Movie Theaters at Lumière Festival: Watching Films on iPhones Is ‘Very Disheartening’ 19 hours ago Broadcaster France Télévisions Warns Far-Right Would Crush French Cinema 21 hours ago See All Add us as a Google Preferred Source Comments The Coen brothers could be heading back to their hometown in Minneapolis for a reunion movie eight years after their last joint film, “The Ballad of Buster Scruggs.” While at Lyon’s Lumière Film Festival, where they received a career tribute, Joel and Ethan Coen revealed they have several projects in the pipeline set in Minneapolis, where they previously shot “Fargo” in 1996 and “A Serious Man” in 2009. Related Stories ‘Breaking Bad’ Star RJ Mitte’s Cause of Death Confirmed as Suicide Bryan Cranston Mourns ‘Breaking Bad’ Son RJ Mitte: ‘I’ll Miss You, Son’ “We haven’t discussed it in terms of plot or narrative or what kind of movie.

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But we’ve discussed going back because there are certain crew people we missed,” said Ethan, sitting alongside Joel, Lumiere festival chief Thierry Fremaux (who also heads Cannes), and film journalist Didier Allouche. Popular on Variety “Yes, there are a couple of other stories that we’ve thought about that would take place in Minneapolis, which is where we come from.

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So we’ll see if they haven’t sort of germinated to the point where we would go, you know, that’s what we’re going to do next, or we’re even going to definitely do,” said Joel Coen. Joel was responding to a challenge from Oscar-winning actor Frances McDormand, his wife of 42 years, who had playfully urged them on stage at the Lumiere ceremony to complete the unofficial trilogy that began with “Fargo” and “A Serious Man.” “I think Fran wants to see it.

We’ll see if we can accommodate her,” Joel joked. Since Netflix’s “The Ballad of Buster Scruggs,” Joel went on to direct “The Tragedy of Macbeth,” starring McDormand and Denzel Washington, while Ethan made “Drive-Away Dolls” and “Honey Don’t!,” both co-written with his wife and longtime collaborator Tricia Cooke.

But the brothers said they have continued writing together and have several unproduced scripts. “We’ve written a lot of scripts that we’ve never made,” Ethan said.

Joel then joked that “one of which we could not find on the computer.” “One of the Minneapolis stories we were talking about had a main part intended for an actor who has since died. So we’re thinking, well, we’re not sure that’s going to work.

That’s a consequence of aging,” Ethan said. They also wrote a new script together while each was working on a separate film, but it now feels outdated to them.

“It deals with issues in the culture that we’ve sort of moved on from, or the culture has moved on from. It feels more like a period movie now.

Should we make it or shouldn’t we?” he said. “Ethan suggested they could simply introduce the film with a title card reading, ‘Sometime during the Obama administration.’ It’s almost now, but it’s not now anymore.” Yet, the brothers aren’t looking to get overly political, even if thei

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