• Loren Visser (M Emmet Walsh), Blood Simple
• Dot (Frances McDormand), Raising Arizona
• Nathan Arizona (Trey Wilson), Raising Arizona
• Johnny Caspar (Jon Polito), Miller’s Crossing
• Tic Tac (Al Mancini), Miller’s Crossing
• Jack Lipnick (Michael Lerner), Barton Fink
• W.P. Mayhew (John Mahoney), Barton Fink
• Waring Hudsucker (Charles Durning), The Hudsucker Proxy
• Buzz (Jim True-Frost), The Hudsucker Proxy
• Mike Yanagita (Steve Park), Fargo
• Officer Lou (Bruce Lohene), Fargo
• Marty (Jack Keller), The Big Lebowski
• Penny Wharvey McGill (Holly Hunter), O Brother, Where Art Thou?
• Freddy Reidenschneider (Tony Shalhoub), The Man Who Wasn’t There
• Gus Petch (Cedric the Entertainer), Intolerable Cruelty
• Wheezy Joe (Irwin Keyes), Intolerable Cruelty
• Deputy Wendell (Garret Dillahunt), No Country For Old Men
• Gas Station Proprietor (Gene Jones), No Country For Old Men
• CIA Superior (J.K. Simmons), Burn After Reading
• Sy Abelman (Fred Melamed), A Serious Man

For detailed reviews of the new features, head over to FilmThreat.com, IGN, Cinemablend.com, and DVD talk.

DVD Details

2.35:1 Anamorphic Widescreen
Dolby Digital 5.1 (English, Spanish)
Subtitles: English for Hearing Impaired, Spanish, French;
Closed Captioned; Video Extras Subtitled
Release Date: April 7, 2009
Suggested Retail Price: $32.99
Three single-sided discs (2 DVD-9s & 1 DVD-5 DVD-ROM)
Six-sided Digipak in Embossed Cardboard Slipcover
Also available on Blu-ray Disc
Previously released on DVD and Blu-ray

Disc 1:

• The Making of No Country for Old Men
• Working with the Coens
• The Diary of a Country Sheriff

Disc 2:

Josh Brolin’s Unauthorized Behind-the-Scenes Featurette
Publicity Timeline:

• Q & A with Joel and Ethan Coen, Roger Deakins and the Sound and Production Design Crews
• Charlie Rose Featuring Joel and Ethan Coen, Josh Brolin, and Javier Bardem
• EW.com “Just a Minute…with Javier Bardem”
• Variety Screening Series Q & A
• Instore Appearance with Javier Bardem and Josh Brolin
• ABC “Popcorn” Video
• Channel 4 News – Joel and Ethan Coen Appearance
• Lunch with David Poland – IKLIPZ – Javier Bardem and Josh Brolin Interview
• WNBC Reel Talk with Lyons & Bailes – Josh Brolin
• LA WGAW Q&A Panel
• Several podcasts/radio interviews from various sources including Creative Screenwriting Magazine

Disc 3:

Digital copy

Here is the list:

• ABC “Popcorn” Video
• Channel 4 News — Joel And Ethan Coen Appearance
• Lunch With David Poland — IKLIPZ — Javier Bardem And Josh Brolin Interview
• WNBC Reel Talk With Lyons & Bailes — Josh Brolin
• LA WGAW Q & A Panel
• Six Additional Audio Interviews
• Digital Copy
• Josh Brolin’s Unauthorized Behind-The-Scenes
• Q & A With Joel And Ethan Coen, Roger Deakins And The Sound And Production Design Crews
• Charlie Rose Featuring Joel And Ethan Coen, Josh Brolin And Javier Bardem
• EW.com “Just A Minute…With Javier Bardem”
• VARIETY Screening Series Q & A
• Instore Appearance With Javier Bardem And Josh Brolin
• The Making of No Country For Old Men (from the original release)
• Working With The Coens (from the original release)
• The Diary Of A Country Sheriff (from the original release)

The Coen brothers brought the already-popular novelist Cormac McCarthy to the attention of a much bigger share of the mass audience when they turned his book “No Country for Old Men” into an Oscar-winning movie. Now McCarthy’s latest novel, “The Road,” will hit theaters in 2009 with Viggo Mortensen starring. His co-star Garret Dillahunt, who also had the distinction of being in “No Country for Old Men” says fans will be more than pleased with the adaptation. “It’s incredibly faithful to the book and rightfully so. It’s just as faithful to the book as ‘No Country’ was. You can never match the descriptive power of a book, but I think it’s such a beautiful tale,” claims Dillahunt of the story about a father and son who journey together many months after a great, unexplained cataclysm. “I think people are going to be pretty blown away by the thing.”

Dillahunt’s only regret is that he has never met the famous author of the words he has had the pleasure of reciting. “Cormac came on the set of ‘No Country’ and ‘The Road,’ but of course never when I was around, which is a shame because I’m a geek about writers,” he admits. “I seldom get star struck, but when the writer comes around, I get completely tongue-tied. I’m dying to meet him. I think that’s why I work so hard to get in his movies.” [Creators.com]