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Irma P. Hall | Marva Munson | |
Tom Hanks | Professor G.H. Dorr | |
Ryan Hurst | Lump Hudson | |
Tzi Ma | The General | |
J.K. Simmons | Garth Pancake | |
Marlon Wayans | Gawain MacSam | |
Diane Delano | Mountain Girl | |
George Wallace | Sheriff Wyner | |
John McConnell | Deputy Sheriff | |
Jason Weaver | Weemack Funthes | |
Stephen Root | Fernand Gudge | |
Lyne Odums | Rosalie Funthes | |
Walter K. Jordan | Elron | |
George Anthony Bell | Preacher | |
Greg Grunberg | TV Commercial Director |
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Producer |
Barry Sonnenfeld
Joel Coen |
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Writer |
Joel Coen
Ethan Coen |
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Cinematography |
Roger Deakins
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Musician | Carter Burwell
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The Ladykillers portrays how famous burglar Professor G.H. Dorr (Tom Hanks) and his gang plot to steal an old lady's home. Professor G.H. Dorr appears as a refined person, despite his occupation, and his fondness of Edgar Alan Poe is the main identifying feature of the movie. The robbery, however, is just a backdrop to the movie's main purpose. The sequence of events following the attempt to rob the old lady, and the almost impossibly unfortunate consequences thereof, are part of the identification of the movie with Poe's work, which is its main highlight. References are everywhere, from citations of Poe's work to slight references inserted between the scenes to the obvious and explicit raven. Everything converges, eventually, to an equally Poe-ish ending. |
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