the stanley brothers sang for george clooney in o brother where art thou.
the stanley brothers sang for george clooney in o brother where art thou.
who sang for george clooney in o brother where art thou?
the stanley brothers
bullet::::- royall tyler, one of the earliest american playwrights









































bullet::::- dan tyminski, sang vocals for george clooney in film "o brother, where art thou?"









































section::::u.









































bullet::::- don a. j. upham, wisconsin politician; born in weathersfield









































bullet::::- samuel c. upham, journalist, counterfeiter









































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bullet::::- rudy vallée, singer and actor; born in island pond









































bullet::::- james van ness, 19th-century mayor of san francisco; born in burlington









































bullet::::- stewart van vliet, american civil war officer; born in ferrisburg









































bullet::::- rick veitch, comic book artist; raised in bellows falls









































bullet::::- william freeman vilas, politician; born in chelsea









































section::::w.
list of people from vermont
the coens first pitched the story to george clooney in 1999 during the shooting of "o brother, where art thou?" ethan coen described it as a "thought experiment" rather than a tangible project. a comedy film, the story was originally said to follow "a troupe of actors in the 1920s putting on a play about ancient rome", with the focus on a matinée idol. clooney was to play the main character, "a hammy actor with a pencil mustache". in february 2008, the coens said that the film did not have a script, but only existed as an idea. they pitched it to clooney as a fourth opportunity to play a "numbskull", following his roles in "o brother, where art thou?" (2000), "intolerable cruelty" (2003) and "burn after reading" (2008). clooney was not initially enthused.
hail, caesar!