Ethan Coen says he and Joel just need to get their schedules synced
Ethan Coen says he and brother Joel have at least two written scripts they could make together, but it's hard to get their calendars lined up.
Ethan and Joel Coen in 2018, Photo: Dave J Hogan/Getty Images
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It’s now been seven years since the release of The Ballad Of Buster Scruggs, currently the final collaboration between sibling writer-director team Joel and Ethan Coen. The two have kept busy in that time, with Joel Coen directing his wife Frances McDormand (alongside Denzel Washington) in The Tragedy Of Macbeth, and Ethan teaming up with his own spouse, Tricia Cooke, for what have now been two films and counting: Last year’s Drive-Away Dolls, and the upcoming Honey Don’t! Ethan Coen has made a few noises about teaming back up with his brother in that time, but now we’ve got (slightly) more concrete information, as he revealed in a recent interview that the current gap is much more about scheduling than any deeper rift.