It is well known throughout Hollywood that Bill Murray has no agent. Back in 2019, Murray talked to an Indive How his home phone Ringvoan and Ringvoan was pampering him with work offers and potential film roles. He hated the hearing from his agent, preferring to respond to the phone if he is a friend just calling to talk. He preferred his privacy. Murray was enough at a request that he could afford to set the number 1-800 to distribute only a few key directors or directors for casting. He understood that he had various studios about Hollywood, where he was commanded to some intern interns to "get Murray on the phone!" Fortunately, those interns had his number 1-800, which would direct callers to a computerized voice messaging system. Murray then could check the machine whenever he wanted, choosing random requests.

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This may be why Murray tends to work with the same executives constantly. Wes Anderson, for example, probably leaves messages all the time, and Murray is happy to be on the crew with the director for another project. (Anderson and Murray made nine movies together.)

It also seems to be really easy for Jimim Armarmus to find Murray. Jarmusch, the famous laconic director, first collaborated with Murray for the 2003 Coffee and Cigarettes Anthology (not to interfere with PT Anderson's "cigarettes and coffee"). In that movie, Murray played a version of Fry Cook on himself and had to have a coffee -click with Ra and GZA.

Armarmush and Murray then re -arranged in 2005 to make "broken flowers", a piece of mood for a middle -aged man looking for an adult son he never met. On an episode of "Hoteces", Murray expressed his thought that "broken flowers" were perfect and he did not make a comedy as perfect as that. This is a bold claim, given the scope of the incredible comedies he has made in his career.

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Armarmus's "broken flowers" was a mild hit as long as Indian films from the mid-2000s, earning over $ 47 million at the $ 10 million box office. In the film, Murray is played by Don Johnonton, a retired computer tycoon whose life is set in a leisurely form of inactivity driven. He was once a brazen Libertin and left a mark on former lubilitians ahead, but now he is sitting around and watching movies in his backyard. Don's girlfriend (Jululey Delpi) breaks down with him at the beginning of the film, but it's hard to say whether he was injured by the breakup or is extremely indifferent.

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The same day, Don receives a mysterious letter by mail. It is from a former lubee of his who does not identify himself. She says Don has a son, now 19, he may be looking for. Don's neighbor, Winston, is doing a freelance investigation and allows Don to know that it can come from one of the five women in his past. Don, on the other hand, goes on a trip to examine and see if she can identify the woman with whom he had a son.

One of the women died. The second is Laura, organizer of the closet played by Sharon Stone. The third is a Hippie Realtor named Dora, played by Francis Conroy. The fourth is an enthusiast for animals played by Essesica Lange. And the fifth is a cycling queen named Penny, shown by Tilda Swinton. "Broken flowers" play in episodes while Don visits each of his existence and, in his non -inspired way, asks the leading questions about whether they have a child together. Unfortunately, none of his visits seems to be 100% definite.

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"Broken Flowers" ends with Don meeting a young man (Mark Webber), who lives locally, who recently arrived in the city of an unspecified mission. Don begins to suspect that this young man is his son and takes him to dinner. In a non -characteristic show of emotions, Don finally admits to the young man that his father may be. However, this annoys the young man and he runs away from dinner. As Don chases after the first young man he sees another The young man drives beside the car ... and the other young man is going to look a lot like him. Indeed, the other young man is played by Homer Murray, the son of Bill in real life. Both locking eyes. The end.

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Here's what Murray had to say about the film during his "hot" look:

"I thought the movie" Broken Flowers ", which directed Jimim Armarmus. I didn't think I could do better than that. I thought it was a kind of perfect movie. It really happened. So, everything I had to do, I knew how to do. And the things I didn't do before, I was able to live. performance ”

"Broken flowers" is for a man who again opened the soul he thought was nailed closed. Don has a mystery to him, but he doesn't look particularly motivated. Don's ordinary approach, which Murray plays with perfection, initially trusts a kind of Olympic emotional distance, showing that Don may have lost the opportunity to take care of others and not even seem interested in himself.

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What makes "broken flowers" is that Don, at some point on the road, seems to grow a soul. There is no cadar moment when he is transformed, but his conversations with former loversubovers allow him to look at himself in a way that he may not have realized he is doing. Jarmush is forcing a distant character to become less distant with a platonic examination of his life.

As mentioned, Armarmush and Murray worked for the first time on "Coffee and Cigarettes", a pleasant strange series of 11 short films, good, coffee and cigarettes. Some are glittering and ambitious, like the short in which Kate Blanchett plays a pair of identical cousins. Some seem to be invented in the fly, as when Higi Pop and Tom are waiting for trading bars over mutual careers (Ukebobobox has no Tom songs on it, for example). Billy Murray briefly with Raza and GZZA is surreal in that it also feels completely improvised. Raza and GZA seem to be confused by Murray's insistence to act as a frying chef and are terrified when he takes their suggestion to decorate with an oven cleaner.

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Murray is also starring in the "borders of control" as the final goal of the killer, played by Isah de Bancole. The image of Murray, deserved only as "American", is bitter and hugs the assassin. He lives in a building with the axioma "Life -wing nothing" decorated over the entrance. If "broken flowers" is to find the remnants of live humanity deeply in a long devoted human being, then the "boundaries of control" are for the gap of everything. Of course, the film is extremely terrible, so it's hard to say what it could be.

Murray and Armarmush have been collaborating since then The sleeping zombie film "The Dead Don't Die", where Murray played a policeman. He and his partner, played by Adam Driver, are driving around and discussing the structure of the films, even going so far as to comment on the film they are currently. "The Dead Don't Die" is not one of Armarmusch's better film, but it's funny in that Deadpan Jarmusch way. The director is currently working on a film called "Father, Mother, Sister, Brother" who still has no release date. Unfortunately, Murray is not in it. He can currently be seen in the "friend".

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