Composer Carter Burwell says "Macbeth" will still feel like a Coen Brothers movie, even without one brother on board.

Composer Carter Burwell says "Macbeth" will still feel like a Coen Brothers movie, even without one brother on board. “It’s a little different, even just the conversations I’ve had ...

For three-and-a-half decades, Joel and Ethan Coen were inseparable. They were “the Coen brothers,” and together they wrote and directed 18 films (though only Joel was credited with director ...

The Coen brothers are a legendary filmmaking duo made up of Joel and Ethan Coen. The upcoming The Tragedy of Macbeth is a theatrical adaptation of William Shakespeare’s Macbeth.This marks Joel ...

Joel Coen’s “The Tragedy of Macbeth,” which is seeing a theatrical release on Christmas in advance of an Apple TV+ screening premiere Jan. 14, 2022, is the first truly solo Coen film ...

When I heard Joel Coen would be helming “The Tragedy of Macbeth” sans his longtime collaborator/sibling Ethan, I greeted the news like someone I knew was getting divorced.

Together, the Coen Brothers have covered a lot of ground as collaborators and co-directors, from stark neo noir (“Blood Simple”) to bluegrass-tinged whimsy (“O Brother, Where Art Thou ...

Ethan Coen previously told the Los Angeles Times in 2019 that he was “giving movies a rest” to focus on his solo play writing, but “Macbeth” marks the first time since some of their early ...

Denzel Washington in the new trailer for Joel Coen’s “The Tragedy of Macbeth,” co-starring Frances McDormand. A24. The trailer comes on the heels of actress-producer McDormand’s two Oscar ...

The Coen brothers’ longtime composer Carter Burwell said Saturday that scoring Joel Coen’s Shakespeare adaptation The Tragedy of Macbeth was much different from their other movies. Usually the ...

"The Tragedy of Macbeth" may not have the wit of a typical Coen Brothers film, but it is still quite wondrous. "The Tragedy of Macbeth" opens in theaters on Dec. 25 and streams on Apple TV+ on Jan ...

Coen’s “Macbeth” comes from a more mature perspective than is typical to the Scottish play. McDormand and Washington are both in their 60s; their Macbeths are making a last stab at the throne.