Serious Man Castings are Complete Already!

August 21, 2008 · Print This Article

Los Angeles (CMR) - The latest Coen Brothers film “A Serious Man” has found its men who are both not very well known to the big screen.

The first being Michael Stuhlbarg, a Tony- nominated actor for his work in “The Pillowman” on Broadway who has also appeared on a few TV shows.

The second man will be Richard Kind who has also starred in countless TV shows and has been the voice for many animated characters in movies such as “Cars”, and “A Bug’s Life”.

“A Serious Man” is written by the Coen Brothers and is set in 1967. It focuses on a Midwestern professor named Larry Gopnik to be played by Stuhlbarg, whose life falls apart after his wife wants to leave him but his socially inept brother, played by Kind, won’t move out of the house.

“Burn After Reading’s” Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner will be executive producing this film.

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