The follow-up to "Drive-Away Dolls" and "Honey Don’t!" will follow a lesbian crew team. Ethan Coen and Tricia Cooke did not ...

Drive-Away Dolls marks the first narrative feature that Ethan has directed on his own, while in 2021 Joel Coen went solo with The Tragedy of MacBeth starring Denzel Washington and Frances McDormand.

A long delayed take-off on the female-led exploitation films of the 1970s, Ethan Coen’s “Drive-Away Dolls,” a work he co-wrote with his wife Tricia Cooke, an editor making her feature ...

Away Dolls” directly, while gazing back to the Coen brothers’ neo-noirs. The married couple has ...

“Drive-Away Dolls” also gives you a dash of Pedro Pascal, a spritz of an uncredited Miley Cyrus and a healthy serving of Matt Damon, who shows up late in the proceedings as a conservative senator.

Ethan Coen is well-known for the work he’s done with his brother Joel, including The Big Lebowski and No Country for Old Men, ...

“Drive-Away Dolls” also gives you a dash of Pedro Pascal, a spritz of an uncredited Miley Cyrus and a healthy serving of Matt Damon, who shows up late in the proceedings as a conservative senator.

Drive-Away Dolls is directed by acclaimed American filmmaker Ethan Coen, formerly one half of the Coen Brothers now working solo, director (by himself) of the doc film Jerry Lee Lewis: Trouble in ...

'Drive-Away Dolls,' a darkly funny road trip, covers a lot of ground Mismatched friends have hijinks on the way and bad guys on their tail in fast-paced action comedy by one of the Coen Brothers.

Drive-Away Dolls, which had a theatrical release and special VOD windows before being bought by NBCUniversal, will ultimately be accessible for streaming on Peacock. Recently, My Big Fat Greek ...

In Drive-Away Dolls, Jamie and Marian have their roots in various relationships speckled across the Coen brothers’ filmography—especially H.I. and Ed in Raising Arizona, who share the same ...

“Drive-Away Dolls” is, though, the breeziest of these, rolling into Florida onscreen with the windows down even as the cops, governors and senators in the real world glower more and more ...