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The only film that year nominated for Best Motion Picture Musical or Comedy at the Golden Globes, an [...]	D
This is the second Coen Brothers movie with a plot partly inspired by Homer's The Odyssey. When the [...]	D
J.M. Barrie, the author of Peter Pan based Pan off of the boys of the Llewelyn-Davies family. This m [...]	D
During the film, Llewyn stops outside a cinema to look at a poster of L'incredibile avventura (1963) [...]	D
After Oscar Isaac's first meeting with T Bone Burnett, advisor/composer/musician Burnett put on a To [...]	D
Adam Driver and Alex Karpovsky were co-stars in the TV show "Girls" when they appeared in this film.	D
Joel Coen, Ethan Coen: [Kubrick] The first few shots of the scene in the bathroom were filmed as an [...]	D
When Bud Grossman (a fictional character based on Albert Grossman) suggests to Llewyn Davis that he [...]	D
Casey Affleck, Scott Avett, Michael Fassbender, Ryan Reynolds and Conor Oberst auditioned for the ro [...]	D
The singing voice of Mike, Llewyn's deceased music partner, is Marcus Mumford of the band Mumford & [...]	D
Inside Llewyn Davis has been highly acclaimed, and was voted the 11th best film released since 2000 [...]	D
Shooting was complicated by an early New York spring, which interfered with the bleak winter atmosph [...]	D
Llewyn agreeing to perform on "Please Mr. Kennedy" anonymously for quick cash likely was inspired by [...]	D
This film marks the second time Oscar Isaac and Carey Mulligan have played opposite each other. The [...]	D
The picture of Llewyn's musical partner on the duo's album cover is actually of guitarist Chris Eldr [...]	D
The Bud Grossman character played by F. Murray Abraham is based on Albert Grossman, who ran the Gate [...]	D
Oscar Isaac actually strongly dislikes cats; he once received an infection from a cat bite.	D
Although there was talk of nominating "Please, Mr. Kennedy" for a Best Original Song Oscar, the fact [...]	D
"Jim and Jean" were actually a real American folk-music duo, "Jim Glover and Jean Ray," who performe [...]	D
Llewyn finds out at the end that the cat which escaped and found its way back home is called 'Ulysse [...]	D
When Llewyn checks out his and Mike's record, "If We Had Wings" in the Gorfein's apartment in the be [...]	D
The Irish quartet performing in the Gaslight all wear Aran sweaters, a notable reference to The Clan [...]	D
Last acting role of Jerry Grayson. Ironically, in this, his last film, his character Mel Novikoff is [...]	D
In the final scene in the Gaslight, the man Llewyn sees beginning a song as he goes out back is supp [...]	D
The Coens told interviewer Terry Gross that working with multiple cats on the set was very difficult [...]	D
John Goodman's sixth collaboration with the Coen Brothers.	D
This film is part of the Criterion Collection, spine #794.	D
The folk singer Dave Van Ronk, who was an inspiration for some of the movie's characters and story, [...]	D
The first Coen Brothers film to not be scored by longtime collaborator 'Carter Burwell'.	D
This movie's cast features one Oscar winner-F. Murray Abraham-and three Oscar nominees- Carey Mullig [...]	D
The character Troy Nelson is based on singer-songwriter Tom Paxton, who served in the army before be [...]	D
Garrett Hedlund's part as a nearly silent driver is a reference to his role as Dean Moriarty/Neal Ca [...]	D
Folk singers have criticised the film for misrepresenting the friendliness of the Village folk scene [...]	D
When the cat jumps out the window and Llewynn chases after it outside the building, you can hear the [...]	D
The second time Oscar Isaac and Carey Mulligan portrayed a couple/ex-couple, the first time being in [...]	D
Mike Timlin, the name of Llewyn's deceased musical partner, is also the name of a former Major Leagu [...]	D
The film's title only is seen as the name of Llewyn Davis' solo album in the body of the film. It do [...]	D
Chris Eldridge, guitarist of Punch Brothers, is shown on the album cover of the Timlin & Davis album [...]	D
Llewyn Davis claims to be of Welsh ancestry, but "Llewyn" is not a Welsh name, and, if it were, it w [...]	D
The Gaslight's manager is named Pappi Corsicato, a reference to the Italian director with the same n [...]	D
The valet driver for John Goodman's character mentions a stint in a play he did for three weeks call [...]	D
Included among the "1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die", edited by Steven Schneider.	D
John Goodman and Garrett Hedlund's second appearance together; they played father and son gang membe [...]	D
When Jean asks Llewyn to meet her "at the Reggio", their meeting is filmed on location inside CaffÃ [...]	D
No Direction Home: Bob Dylan (2005), the documentary by Martin Scorsese describing the 1960 New York [...]	D
In an interview included on the DVD, Ethan Coen said, "The cat was a nightmare. The trainer warned u [...]	D
Oscar Isaac, Justin Timberlake, Carey Mulligan, Adam Driver and others performed the music live. The [...]	D
Joel Coen remarked that "the film doesn't really have a plot. That concerned us at one point; that's [...]	D
The Coens' usual choice for cinematographer, Roger Deakins, was unavailable as he was busy shooting [...]	D
Llewyn Davis is a fictional character, not based on the life of Dave Van Ronk. However, the creative [...]	D
Early screenings were shipped to theaters under the code name, 'The Gaslight.'	D
The Coens viewed the music in the film as a direct descendant of the music in Fratello, dove sei? (2 [...]	D
Oscar Isaac and Adam Driver would later appear opposite each other on the big screen in Star Wars - [...]	D
Unlike most Coen Brothers films, this one had a hard time finding distribution after its completion [...]	D
Scott Avett of The Avett Brothers auditioned for the lead role of Llewyn Davis.	D
Two years after Oscar Isaac and Adam Driver sang "Please Mister Kennedy, don't shoot me into outer s [...]	D
The browns and dirty whites that constitute much of the color palette for the film were modeled on t [...]	D
After the cat escapes the Gorfeins' home, Llewyn gets in the elevator and the print on the wall is t [...]	D
The "Inside Llewyn Davis" album cover is based on the cover of the album "Inside Dave van Ronk."	D
Ethan Coen, Joel Coen: [sound effects] 'Thump thump' sound of car tires running over the seams in th [...]	D

Although set in the early 60's and filmed on an early 60's subway train, the stations the train pass [...]	D
When Jean and Llewyn are arguing in the coffee shop (?) after she brings down his stuff, her hair ch [...]	D
While Llewyn is making a payphone call on the elevated subway platform (Woodside/61st Street), a mod [...]	D
In the final scene, Bob Dylan doesn't strum his guitar to the audio of "Farewell".	D
The police car that pulls them over on the Chicago trip is a 1963 Plymouth.	D
The drum kit seen in the background of the studio recording scene is from a much later period.	D
When Llewyn gets dropped off in what is supposed to be Chicago, and again when he hitches a ride bac [...]	D
When the driver is arrested, the camera zooms to the ignition switch of the 1961 Buick. the keys are [...]	D
At the end of the film it shows Bob Dylan playing his song 'Farewell'. This song would not be writte [...]	D
Despite being set in 1961, all of the Checker Cabs visible in the film are actually post-1973 models [...]	D
In the bathroom scene where John Goodman's character overdoses, a handicapped-accessible urinal is c [...]	D
When LLewyn and Jean are talking on the couch in Jean's apartment, Jean's hair repeatedly changes po [...]	D
Llewyn Davis uses two different capos. In the clubs it appears to be a Hamilton capo which was aroun [...]	D
US 80 does NOT go through Akron. That's I-80 (not built in 1961). US 80 goes from San Diego to Savan [...]	D
The soldier was wearing the correct 1961 fatigues/work clothes. However, soldiers were not permitted [...]	D
During the scene in Washington Square park, the new stone benches that were added to the park in the [...]	D
Not only does the cover of the "Timlin and Davis" album shown near the beginning of the film recall [...]	D
When Davis catches a ride in Chicago with the guy going to New Jersey, the sign behind him is for EA [...]	D
Early in the film when Llewyn wakes up in Jim and Jean's apartment he asks Troy Nelson if he's ever [...]	D
Ewan MacColl's The Shoals of Herring was composed for and first broadcasted in a BBC 'Radio Ballad' [...]	D
Pappi calls Davis after he finishes the session, this scene is there in the beginning and at the end [...]	D
After Llewyn returns from his Chicago trip and is staying at his sister's house, the Etch-A-Sketch b [...]	D
At around 1:04:02 on the highway overpass to the right of the bus stop, three modern day traffic cam [...]	D
Around 27min into the film when Llewyn's sister goes to grab the box, there's a light outside the wi [...]	D
Despite being set in 1961, Llewyn passes a poster for Disney's "The Incredible Journey" which was re [...]	D
There is a Lava Lamp shown in one scene. The Lava Lamp wasn't invented until 1963 and wasn't availab [...]	D
Early in the film, Llewyn takes the subway downtown to Greenwich Village, and when he arrives at She [...]	D

Joy: Seen him? [their father] Llewyn Davis: Yeah [...]	D
[last lines] Llewyn Davis: Au revoir!	D
Roland Turner: [to Llewyn] I studied Santeria and [...]	D
Llewyn Davis: Who is Arthur Milgrum? Al Cody: Oh [...]	D
Roland Turner: A solo act? Llewyn Davis: No, I ha [...]	D
Jean: Do you ever think of the future at all? Lle [...]	D
Llewyn Davis: She doesn't have to leave, I'm leavi [...]	D
Llewyn Davis: [to the crowd lining up outside the [...]	D
Jean: You don't want to go anywhere, and that's wh [...]	D
Roland Turner: Folk singer with a cat. You queer?	D
Llewyn Davis: [to his dad] Try something new. I me [...]	D
Jean: I'm sad? You're the one who's not going anyw [...]	D
Llewyn Davis: I'm freezin. Can we talk? Jean: Not [...]	D
Al Cody: [singing] Outer... space! Outer... space!	D
Llewyn Davis: And you know what? Fuck Mike's part!	D
Llewyn Davis: [on Please Mr. Kennedy song] Hey, lo [...]	D
Llewyn Davis: I lost their fucking cat, I feel bad [...]	D
Elizabeth Hobby: This is my first time playing in [...]	D
Lillian Gorfein: Where's his scrotum?	D
Llewyn Davis: I'm tired. I thought I just needed a [...]	D
Llewyn Davis: Well, I could say we should talk abo [...]	D
Llewyn Davis: Thank you, I appreciate it. I needed [...]	D
Llewyn Davis: [talking to the cat] What's your nam [...]	D
Llewyn Davis: What is his thing? Jim: Huh? Llewy [...]	D
Llewyn Davis: What is that? What are you doing? L [...]	D
Llewyn Davis: If it was never new, and it never ge [...]	D
Bud Grossman: I don't see a lot of money here.	D
Llewyn Davis: Have you ever heard of the expressio [...]	D
Llewyn Davis: Could you just tell him don't worry, [...]	D
Roland Turner: What's the "N" stand for? Lou N. Da [...]	D
Llewyn Davis: In my experience, the world's divide [...]	D
Jean: Everything you touch turns to shit, you're l [...]	D
Llewyn Davis: Holy shit! Oh, oh this is good, you [...]	D
Jean: I should have had you wear double condoms. W [...]	D

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