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Courtesy of Focus Features Michael Stuhlbarg (left) stars as Larry Gopnik, and Adam Arkin is Larry’s divorce lawyer, Don, in “A Serious Man.” “A Serious Man” may be the most personal film to date of the Coen Brothers, Joel and Ethan. Full Article at Syracuse.com
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Coen added, "and those are very difficult to play. You have to keep the audience interested and engaged in your character throughout the entire movie. It's a very hard trick to pull off." Full Article at Salt Lake Tribune
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Among his other tribulations, Larry (Michael Stuhlbarg, left) is losing his wife to Sy (Fred Melamed) in the Coen brothers' "A Serious Man." (Focus Features ) "A Serious Man" begins in an amber-tinted room in a home in an Eastern European shtetl. Full Article at Denver Post
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is the pauses ... It's in between his words, almost. Those moments of bafflement.
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They approached everybody ... If your nose was just a little bit larger than the average goy, you got seen.
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I never would have found myself in the leading role in a Coen brothers movie ... about getting a chance to get in the room with those guys.
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