Llewelyn Moss stumbles upon dead bodies, $2 million and a hoard of heroin in a Texas desert, but methodical killer Anton Chigurh comes looking for it, with local sheriff Ed Tom Bell hot on his trail. The roles of prey and predator blur as the violent pursuit of money and justice collide.
Javier Bardem
Anton Chigurh
Tommy Lee Jones
Ed Tom Bell
Josh Brolin
Llewelyn Moss
Woody Harrelson
Carson Wells
Kelly Macdonald
Carla Jean Moss
Garret Dillahunt
Wendell
Tess Harper
Loretta Bell
Barry Corbin
Ellis
Stephen Root
Man Who Hires Wells
Rodger Boyce
El Paso Sheriff
Beth Grant
Carla Jean's Mother
Ana Reeder
Poolside Woman
Kit Gwin
Sheriff Bell's Secretary
Zach Hopkins
Strangled Deputy
Chip Love
Man in Ford
Eduardo Antonio Garcia
"Agua" Man
Gene Jones
Gas Station Proprietor
Myk Watford
"Managerial" Victim
Boots Southerland
"Managerial" Victim
Kathy Lamkin
Desert Aire Manager
Johnnie Hector
Cabbie at Bus Station
Margaret Bowman
Del Rio Motel Clerk
Thomas Kopache
Boot Salesman
Jason Douglas
Cabbie at Motel
Doris Hargrave
Waitress
Rutherford Cravens
Gun Store Clerk
Matthew Posey
Sporting Goods Clerk
George Adelo
Mexican in Bathtub
Mathew Greer
Hitchhiking Driver
Trent Moore
Nervous Accountant
Marc Miles
Hotel Eagle Clerk
Luce Rains
Pickup Driver
Philip Bentham
Border Bridge Youth
Eric Reeves
Border Bridge Youth
Josh Meyer
Border Bridge Youth
Chris Warner
Flatbed Driver
Brandon Smith
INS Official
Roland Uribe
Well Dressed Mexican
Richard Jackson
Chicken Farmer
Josh Blaylock
Boy on Bike
Caleb Landry Jones
Boy on Bike
Dorsey Ray
Odessa Cabbie
Angel H. Alvarado Jr.
Norteño Band
David A. Gomez
Norteño Band
Milton Hernandez
Norteño Band
John Mancha
Norteño Band
Scott Flick
Cab Driver (uncredited)
Albert Fry Jr.
El Paso Deputy (uncredited)
Angelo Martinez
Bus Passenger (uncredited)
James Rishe
Coffee Shop Customer (uncredited)
Elizabeth Slagsvol
Nurse (uncredited)
Rachel Manera
Pharmacy Driver (uncredited)
Director, Screenplay
Joel Coen
Director, Screenplay
Ethan Coen
Novel
Cormac McCarthy
Story Editor
Narges Takesh
October 21, 2017
10
No Country for Old Men (2007) Another great one from the Coen Brothers 27 January 2009 - 3 out of 3 users found this review helpful. INSTANT CLASSIC.: YES, this film is as good as the critics say. YES, the performances are as good as the Academy says. NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN is one of my favorite films and I have watched it many, many times. Javier Bardem, makes an excellent screen villain, this guy is really scary, you would not want him chasing you. Josh Brolin, and Tommy Lee Jones turn in Solid Performances, and Woody Harrelson also. I'm saving my praise for KELLY MACDONALD, one of my favorite actors. KELLY nails that southern accent. which is always surprising because her speaking voice is so Scottish, she does not have a lot of screen time but when she is on screen, you will know, you are watching a great performance. I absolutely give NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN <> Ten Stars 10**********
Status:
Released
Original Language:
English
Budget:
$25,000,000.00
Revenue:
$171,627,166.00