New Mexico Is No State For Old Mexicans
30 January 2008, 2:15 PM. By Alex Alvarez
The Coen brothers, the masterminds [Ed. note: Oh, am I editorializing? Work through it.] behind No Country For Old Men answered some questions about the production of their Oscar-nominated movie and shared certain amusing little bits of trivia, including the following:
The U.S.-Mexico border station was actually built by a production design team in New Mexico, a few hundred miles north of the actual border.
However:
That didn’t stop some locals from mistaking it for the real thing.
Meaning… that border “fence” everyone keeps talking about? Will probably end up somewhere around Schenectady.
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That would explain why, in the movie, Josh Brolin strolls across it with a freaking open beer bottle in his hand and a gun wound the size of Kansas gushing blood all over the place. Realism ’twas not, brothers Cohen.
so locals get hassled even at a fake border
i was thinking the same thing JAV!ER …can you imagine all those confused mexicans! That is fucked up ey!