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DrBob, Neurologist, 🧠Mechanic

Looking forward to seeing this 🤗

Ethan Coen and Tricia Cooke Answer All Our Impertinent Questions About Making Queer Caper ‘Drive-Away Dolls’

“Drive-Away Dolls” is an audacious lesbian road movie inspired by such Kings of the Bs as John Waters and Russ Meyer. Two young women (#MargaretQualley and #GeraldineViswanathan) rent a drive-away car without knowing there’s cargo in the trunk that could get them in big trouble with a gang of criminals. Sure enough, thugs are soon chasing them down America’s highways.”

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Text Shot: Luckily, just about every man in the movie is a bumbling idiot. And not everyone keeps their head. “Drive-Away Dolls” is the definition of ribald. These girls are as randy and on the make as any of their “Porky’s” counterparts. The movie wears no pretensions. It’s not going up for Oscars. It’s coming out in February, for Chrissakes! To help promote the movie, filmmakers Ethan Coen — who accepted the Best Picture Oscar for “No Country for Old Men” back in 2008 with his usual creative partner, brother Joel — and Tricia Cooke, his wife of 30 years, shared two of their inspirations at the American Cinematheque in Santa Monica on February 15: Robert Aldrich’s deadly package movie “Kiss Me Deadly” and Paul Mazursky’s 1969 group sex romp “Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice.”
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