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Writers (WGA):
Joel Coen (screenplay) &
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Release Date:
21 November 2007 (USA) more
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There Are No Clean Getaways more
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Violence and mayhem ensue after a hunter stumbles upon some dead bodies, a stash of heroin and more than $2 million in cash near the Rio Grande. full summary | full synopsis
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Won 4 Oscars. Another 94 wins & 45 nominations more
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Cast

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Tommy Lee Jones ... Sheriff Ed Tom Bell

Javier Bardem ... Anton Chigurh

Josh Brolin ... Llewelyn Moss

Woody Harrelson ... Carson Wells

Kelly Macdonald ... Carla Jean Moss

Garret Dillahunt ... Deputy Wendell

Tess Harper ... Loretta Bell

Barry Corbin ... Ellis

Stephen Root ... Man who hires Wells

Rodger Boyce ... Sheriff Roscoe Giddens

Beth Grant ... Carla Jean's Mother
Ana Reeder ... Poolside Woman

Kit Gwin ... Sheriff Bell's Secretary
Zach Hopkins ... Strangled Deputy
Chip Love ... Man in Ford
Eduardo Antonio Garcia ... 'Agua' Man

Gene Jones ... Gas Station Proprietor

Myk Watford ... 'Managerial' Victim #1
Boots Southerland ... 'Managerial' Victim #2

Kathy Lamkin ... Desert Aire Manager

Johnnie Hector ... Cabbie at Bus Station
Margaret Bowman ... Del Rio Motel Clerk

Thomas Kopache ... Boot Salesman

Jason Douglas ... Cabbie at Motel
Doris Hargrave ... Waitress
Rutherford Cravens ... Gun Store Clerk
Matthew Posey ... Sporting Goods Clerk

George Adelo ... Mexican in Bathtub
Mathew Greer ... Hitchhiking Driver

Trent Moore ... Nervous Accountant
Marc Miles ... Hotel Eagle Clerk

Luce Rains ... Pickup Driver

Philip Bentham ... Border Bridge Youth #1
Eric Reeves ... Border Bridge Youth #2

Josh Meyer ... Border Bridge Youth #3

Chris Warner ... Flatbed Driver

Brandon Smith ... INS Official
Roland Uribe ... Well Dressed Mexican (as H. Roland Uribe)

Richard Jackson ... Chicken Farmer

Josh Blaylock ... Boy on Bike #1
Caleb Jones ... Boy on Bike #2
Dorsey Ray ... Odessa Cabbie
Angel H. Alvarado Jr. ... Norteño Band
David A. Gomez ... Norteño Band
Milton Hernandez ... Norteño Band
John Mancha ... Norteño Band
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Scott Flick ... Cab Driver (uncredited)
Angelo Martinez ... Bus Passenger (uncredited)

Elizabeth Slagsvol ... Nurse (uncredited)
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Directed by
Ethan Coen 
Joel Coen 
 
Writing credits
(WGA)
Joel Coen (screenplay) &
Ethan Coen (screenplay)

Cormac McCarthy (novel)

Produced by
Ethan Coen .... producer
Joel Coen .... producer
David Diliberto .... associate producer
Robert Graf .... executive producer
Mark Roybal .... executive producer
Scott Rudin .... producer
 
Original Music by
Carter Burwell 
 
Cinematography by
Roger Deakins (director of photography)
 
Film Editing by
Ethan Coen  (as Roderick Jaynes)
Joel Coen  (as Roderick Jaynes)
 
Casting by
Ellen Chenoweth 
 
Production Design by
Jess Gonchor 
 
Art Direction by
John P. Goldsmith 
 
Set Decoration by
Nancy Haigh 
 
Costume Design by
Mary Zophres 
 
Makeup Department
Jean Ann Black .... makeup department head (as Jean A. Black)
Debra Clair .... additional hair stylist (as Debra R. Clair)
Brian Hillard .... mold technician
Paul LeBlanc .... hair department head
Geordie Sheffer .... assistant hair stylist
Dave Snyder .... makeup applicator
Sarah Spier .... makeup assistant
Christien Tinsley .... makeup department head
Christien Tinsley .... special makeup effects artist
Teresa Valenzuela .... wig maker
Corey Welk .... additional makeup artist
 
Production Management
Ralph Bertelle .... executive in charge of production
Karen Ruth Getchell .... production supervisor
Robert Graf .... unit production manager
Omar Veytia .... production manager: Mexico
 
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Bac DeLorme .... second assistant director
Peter Dress .... second assistant director: second unit (as Pete Dress)
Jery Hewitt .... second unit director
Jai James .... second second assistant director
Betsy Magruder .... first assistant director
Donald Murphy .... first assistant director: second unit
Taylor Phillips .... second second assistant director: second unit
 
Art Department
Chris Alvarez .... welding foreman
J. Todd Anderson .... visual consultant
Mark Bankins .... set dresser
Pedro Barquin .... stand-by greens
Marcia Calosio .... assistant set decorator
John C. Cameron .... assistant property master
John C. Cameron .... property master: second unit
Dennis Collins .... stand-by painter
Sage Emmett Connell .... set dresser (as Sage Connell)
Chadney Everett .... set decoration foreperson
James Fowler .... set dresser
Bobbi Jo Gonzales .... props
Peter Grendle .... art department assistant
Paul Haag .... set dresser
Paul Harman .... sign painter
Gregory Hill .... graphic designer (as Gregory L. Hill)
Deborah Jensen .... assistant art director (as Deborah L. Jensen)
Caylen Johnson .... welding gangboss
Jason Mack .... set dresser
Roberta Marquez Seret .... art department coordinator (as Roberta Marquez)
Quentin Matthys .... set dresser
Randy Moffitt .... propmaker
Cee Moravec .... on-set dresser
Tony Perez .... lead man
Scott Troha .... leadperson
Benjamin M. Walsh .... set dresser
Keith Walters .... property master
Christopher Windisch .... construction coordinator
Jeri Woodward .... paint foreman
Randal Woodward .... lead scenic
Chris Windish .... laborer/greensman (uncredited)
 
Sound Department
Craig Berkey .... sound designer
Craig Berkey .... sound re-recording mixer
Joseph F. Brennan .... boom operator (as Joe Brennan)
Joel Dougherty .... assistant sound editor
Cole Gittinger .... cable person
Catherine Harper .... foley artist
Eric Harwood .... sound re-recordist
Kenton Jakub .... adr editor
Randall L. Johnson .... boom operator (as Randy Johnson)
Jeff Knudsen .... sound mixer: second unit
Peter F. Kurland .... sound mixer (as Peter Kurland)
Skip Lievsay .... sound re-recording mixer
Skip Lievsay .... supervising sound editor
Darrin Mann .... foley mixer
Christopher Moriana .... foley artist
Greg Orloff .... sound re-recording mixer
Derek Pippert .... foley recordist
Derek Vanderhorst .... foley editor
Byron Wilson .... dialogue editor
 
Special Effects by
Peter Chesney Jr. .... special effects foreman
Peter Chesney .... special effects coordinator
Tom Chesney .... special effects technician
Val Crawford .... hair/fur department
Paul Deely .... special effects
Jason Hamer .... special effects coordinator
Caylen Johnson .... special effects technician
Emmet Kane .... special effects technician
Sandra Stewart .... special effects technician
Russell Tamillo .... special effects first assistant
Diane Woodhouse .... special effects shop coordinator
Mark Ballou .... fabricator: Tinsley Transfers Inc. (uncredited)
Megan Flagg .... special makeup effects artist: Tinsley Transfers (uncredited)
 
Visual Effects by
Robert Adams .... digital compositor
Alexandre Cancado .... visual effects
Vincent Cirelli .... visual effects supervisor: Luma Pictures
Daniel Craemer .... digital artist
Michael Dillon .... digital intermediate assistant producer
Chad Dombrova .... lead technical director: Luma Pictures
David V. Fedele .... visual effects: Luma Pictures
Cameron Gray .... animation supervisor: Luma Pictures
H Haden Hammond .... sequence supervisor: Luma Pictures
John R. Hazzard .... character animator: Luma Pictures
David Hochstadter .... digital artist: Luma Pictures
Cajun Hylton .... digital artist: Luma Pictures
Justin Johnson .... digital effects supervisor
Wendy Klein .... visual effects: Luma Pictures
Jason Locke .... matchmover
Valy Lungoccia .... visual effects
Glenn Morris .... visual effects producer
Ashok Nayar .... visual effects coordinator: Luma Pictures
Ben Neall .... texture artist: Luma Pictures
Ian Noe .... visual effects producer
Pavel Pranevsky .... digital artist: Luma Pictures
Pimentel A. Raphael .... lead animator
Burke Roane .... lead animator: Luma Pictures
Charles Scott IV .... digital compositor
Gabe Shedd .... visual effects staff
Payam Shohadai .... executive visual effects supervisor: Luma Pictures
Joey Sila .... digital effects artist: Luma Pictures
Jared Simeth .... digital compositor: Luma Pictures
Thanapoom Siripopungul .... visual effects artist: Luma Pictures
Steven Swanson .... visual effects supervising producer: Luma Pictures
Jason Yanofsky .... senior lighting/compositing
Thomas Mathai .... data manager (uncredited)
 
Stunts
Bill Anagnos .... stunts
Christopher Lee Bailey .... stunts
Ben Bray .... stunts
Tim Buchanan .... stunts
Laurence Chavez .... stunts
Eddie J. Fernandez .... stunts (as Eddie Fernandez)
Lakshman Nathaniel Garin .... stunts (as Lakshman Garin)
Jim Henry .... stunts
Jery Hewitt .... stunt coordinator
Toby Holguin .... stunts
Brett A. Myrick .... stunts (as Brett Myrick)
Mark Norby .... stuntperson: Josh Brolin
Steve Rizzo .... stunts
Tom Roach .... stunts
Thomas Rosales Jr. .... stunts (as Tommy Rosales)
Ramsey Scott .... stunts
Jose L. Vasquez .... stunts (as Jose Vasquez)
Laurence Vasquez .... stunts
Jim Henry .... stunt double: Chip Love (uncredited)
Steve Rizzo .... stunt double: Zach Hopkins (uncredited)
 
Camera and Electrical Department
Phil Abeyta .... rigging electrician
Darrick Akey .... assistant camera
Ron Alexus .... assistant chief lighting technician
Joe Bacharka .... electrician
Liza Bambenek .... second assistant camera: "a" camera (as Liza 'Wintapants' Bambenek)
Thomas Bango .... first assistant camera
Roger Basquette .... digital video assist operator
Paul Birk .... assistant chief lighting technician: second unit
Josh Blakeslee .... first assistant camera: "b" camera
Bryan Booth .... rigging electric best boy
Paul Candrilli .... best boy grip
Chris Carroll .... camera production assistant
Elizabeth Cash .... camera production assistant
Dave Childers .... key grip: second unit
Roger Deakins .... camera operator
Paul Elliott .... director of photography: second unit
Kevin Fahey .... rigging grip best boy
Richard Foreman Jr. .... still photographer
Charley Gilleran .... rigging key grip
George Greene .... electrician
Bruce Hamme .... dolly grip
Andy Harris .... first assistant camera: "a" camera
Hank Herrera .... rigging grip
Trevor Howe .... grip
Gary Kangrga .... celebrity rigging grip
Scott Kidner .... chief lighting technician: second unit
Nikki LeBlanc .... rigging electrician
Mitchell Andrew Lillian .... key grip
Jeff Lomaglio .... grip
Damon Marcellino .... assistant chief lighting technician: re-shoots
Rick Marroquin .... dolly grip
Jesse Mather .... lighting technician
Glenn E. Moran .... rigging electric
David Jaxx Nagro .... grip
Chris Napolitano .... gaffer
Ray Ortega .... rigging electrician
Philip C. Pfeiffer .... camera operator: second unit
Donis Rhoden .... key grip: Mexico
Val Schubert .... grip
Michael J. Schwartz .... electrician
Mark Steinig .... rigging grip
Lisbeth Storandt .... first assistant camera: second unit
Stephen Thorp .... rigging electrician
Jim Threadgill .... rigging grip
Greg Travis .... rigging electrician
Alan Trever .... rigging grip
Alexis van Kersen Li .... film loader
Peter Weidenfeller .... grip
Don Hayashi .... first assistant camera (uncredited)
 
Casting Department
Jo Edna Boldin .... location casting
Elizabeth Gabel .... background casting
Barbara Harris .... voice casting
Katy Houska .... background casting assistant
Tracy Kilpatrick .... additional casting
Marie A. Kohl .... casting assistant: New Mexico
Amelia Rasche .... casting associate: New York
Kathryn Schuetze .... casting assistant: New Mexico (as Kathryn 'Kit' Schuetze)
Rachel Tenner .... casting associate: Los Angeles
 
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Aleah Ames .... key costumer
Lori DeLapp .... costume supervisor
Jenny Eagan .... assistant costume designer
Emily Egge .... set costumer
Delia Hauser .... costumer
Christine Hawes .... costumer
Nikki Kelly .... wardrobe production assistant
Claire Sandrin .... key set costumer
Mary Beth Sterling .... costume production assistant: Los Angeles
Stephani Lewis .... seamstress (uncredited)
 
Editorial Department
Kenny Becker .... color timer
Buster Jacob Coen .... post-production assistant
Catherine Farrell .... post-production coordinator
Michael Hatzer .... supervising digital colorist: Efilm (as Mike Hatzer)
Michael Kennedy .... digital intermediate producer (as Mike Kennedy)
Catie Laffoon .... post-production assistant
Marc Lulkin .... digital color assist
Katharine McQuerrey .... assistant editor
Neil A. Stelzner .... associate editor
Tom Reiser .... colorist assist: Efilm (uncredited)
 
Music Department
Michael Farrow .... score mixer
Gordon Gottlieb .... musician
Todd Kasow .... music editor
John Palatucci .... musician
Sandra Park .... conductor
Chris Robertson .... music clearance
David Torn .... musician
 
Transportation Department
Lyle Christensen .... shotmaker driver
John Christopher Hicks .... driver
Scott Howard .... transportation
Jack Prince .... driver
Paul Ripple .... transportation dispatcher
Timothy P. Ryan .... transportation coordinator
Faith Strongheart .... driver: cast
Jeff J. Williams .... driver: vip
 
Other crew
Andrew P. Aguilar .... additional set production assistant
Jeremy Alter .... location manager: additional photography
William Arute .... stand-in: Josh Brolin
Sage Asteak .... production assistant
David E. Augustson .... set armorer
Cassandra Barbour .... rights and clearances
Mark Brooks .... animal trainer
Doug Burch .... adr voice
Jeremy Burnell .... stand-in: Javier Bardem
Val Callaway .... production assistant
Maritza Carbajal .... set production assistant
Chris Carroll .... intern
Elizabeth Cash .... production assistant
Michael Chochol .... production assistant
Stephen Clarke .... production assistant
Andrea Coles .... assistant: Mr. Rudin
Paul Conti .... video playback engineer
J. John Corbett .... title designer
Rob Corlew .... assistant production coordinator
Michael Dellheim .... location manager
Roman Diaz .... production assistant
Roberto Donati .... adr voice
Melinda Eichberg .... animal trainer: cat
Carrie Fleming .... assistant: Mr. Bardem
Jennifer Zolten Freed .... post-production accountant
Robbie Friedmann .... location manager: Texas
Rachael Lin Gallaghan .... production coordinator
Peter Grendle .... production assistant
Henry Herman .... stand-in: Rodger Boyce
Heather Holty .... digital laboratory project manager
Drew P. Houpt .... the one right tool (as Drew Houpt)
Sterling Howard .... stand-in: Javier Bardem
Amy Israel .... production executive
Thomas Johnston .... script supervisor
Nathan Kelly .... assistant: Mr. Rudin
Ernie Klein .... assistant: Mr. Rudin
Jesse Kobayashi .... digital laboratory project manager
Cheryl Kurk .... production accountant
Catie Laffoon .... production assistant
Louis A. Lanni .... set production assistant
Brian G. Lax .... set medic
Jennifer Mancuso .... production secretary
Mimi N. McGreal .... travel coordinator
Mamie Mitchell .... script supervisor: second unit
Marcus Montano .... location scout
Patricia Mary Murphy .... serious matters (as Patricia Mary Murphy, Esq.)
Laura O'Keefe .... additional set production assistant
Wesley Oliver .... assistant: Mr. Jones (as Wes Oliver)
Jason Owen .... wrangler
Gabriel Pérez .... production coordinator
James P. Queen .... assistant: Mr. Rudin
Kristen Rakes .... assistant: Mr. Brolin
Jeremy Reisig .... set production assistant
Mark Rothman .... assistant: Mr. Rudin
Howard Samuelsohn .... dialect coach: Mr. Bardem
Dee Schuka .... post-production accountant
Philip Seeger .... set production assistant
Laura Sevier .... rights and clearances
Sue Smith .... assistant production coordinator: Marfa, TX
Todd Spears .... payroll accountant
Louise Spencer .... publicist
Rebecca Puck Stair .... assistant location manager
Brett Tyne .... dialect coach: Ms. Macdonald
Dr. Caesar Ursic .... medical consultant
Steve White .... assistant location manager
Jeff 'Big Daddy' Williams .... security: Mr. Jones
Melissa Wiseman .... key second assistant accountant
Karen Yokomizo .... first assistant accountant
Travis Quentin Young .... adr voice
Joe Freeman .... gunsmith (uncredited)
Matthew Honovic .... assistant: Mr. Rudin (uncredited)
Lisa Kurk-Dmytryk .... second assistant accountant (uncredited)
Carlos A. Montoya .... stand-in (uncredited)
Noel Davis Poyner .... publicity intern (uncredited)
John H. Price .... on-set interviews (uncredited)
Rodney Smith .... stand-in: Agua Man (uncredited)
 
Thanks
Jason Willaford .... thanks
Ree Willaford .... thanks
 

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MPAA:
Rated R for strong graphic violence and some language.
Runtime:
122 min
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Trivia:
Anton Chigurgh and Llewellyn Moss (played by Javier Bardem and Josh Brolin respectively) are seen dressing injuries a sum of five times in the movie. Five is also the number of locks that Anton breaks in the movie. more
Goofs:
Factual errors: When Anton lights the gas tank of the car on fire that is in front of the pharmacy, the interior of the car explodes and blows the windows out of the car before the gas tank explodes. The interior would have been the last thing to burn and would have most likely never exploded. more
Quotes:
[first lines]
Ed Tom Bell: I was sheriff of this county when I was twenty-five years old. Hard to believe. My grandfather was a lawman; father too. Me and him was sheriffs at the same time; him up in Plano and me out here. I think he's pretty proud of that. I know I was. Some of the old time sheriffs never even wore a gun...
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Did Chigurh kill The Accountant that was in the office of The Man Who Hired Wells?
Why did Chigurh kill the two Managerials at the scene of the drug deal gone bad?
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575 out of 1046 people found the following comment useful.
Coen's display confidence in crafting yet another masterpiece, 18 May 2007
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Author: ClintsUnforgiven (twood1@emich.edu) from United States

I saw this film at a private preview screening in Pittsburg on 5/16/07. I went with five other friends. The entire group was male, 20 yrs old, and mostly college athletes. I explain the demographic of myself and my companions to reason why I was the only one that came away from the film completely satisfied. The story was fresh and different and I don't think my friends had the capacity to fully enjoy what was going on on-screen. I did. And I am still trying to fully understand what an accomplishment it is. Let me try to explain.

The Coens begin the movie with a voice-over against a barren Texas landscape, much the way Blood Simple began. In fact, there are several similarities between the two films, like the auspicious lack of music. A reviewer whose name escapes me once said that all Coen Bro. films look great and sound better. I'll get to sound later but to talk about the look... Other than some CGI animals, which really shocked me in such an otherwise perfect film, each frame is filled with such interesting material that the tone is set perfectly so that as you view a scene, you know whether to wait on a laugh or brace for...

A large part of what fills those frames is great performances. Perfectly cast is Tommy Lee Jones. He nails it, the crowd goes wild etc... That's expected though. Josh Brolin, on a very recent hot streak, has given us two tremendous performances this year and both would have been a Cannes if the superbly talented Tarantino was loyal to his material and friend and kept the masterpiece that was Grindhouse untouched. Brolin's performance in that film was spot on with the perfect amount of ham and cheese to set the tone for the whole movie. In this one, he shows he can do just as well playing strait and absorbing into character as he does at crowd-pleasing cheesballing it. Kelly Macdonald will have to do something else to prove to me she really isn't the Clara Jean character she portrayed even though I know she is a Scot. Woody Harrelson, who I think gets too much praise sometimes, is at his best here and actually manages not to get blown off the screen (well sorta) by Javier Bordem. Mr. Bordem's performance is a force, much like the character he portrays. His Chigurh is a representation of the lunacy of violence that exists in society. There is no negotiations with it, it has always been here and it will always be here. It/he leaves us in shock and terror and all we can do is... ??? The first thing that needs to be said about the sound is that if another film wins an award all year for sound or sound editing, investigations should be held and the judges' bank accounts monitored. The sound in this movie is so shockingly good. There is no music (save some comically placed source music)and the movie is all the better for it. People talk about the way the music in Jaws enhanced the tension of what was happening on screen. People should, from here on say that the lack of music and the placement of source sound in No Country for Old Men thrilled more.

I am certainly rooting for No Country for Old Men to come away with the hardware from Cannes.

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