milestones
Year
Milestone
 
Grew up in St Louis Park, a suburb of Minneapolis, MN
 
Transferred to a private school in Massachusetts, Simon's Rock of Bard College
1980 
Feature debut, assistant editor on "Fear No Evil"
1980 
Served as assistant editor on "The Evil Dead" (released 1983)
1984 
First film as co-screenwriter (with brother Ethan and Sam Raimi), Raimi's "Crimewave (released 1985)
1984 
First film as director and screenwriter, "Blood Simple"
1984 
Began co-writing (with brother Ethan and Sam Raimi) the screenplay for "The Hudsucker Proxy" (released 1994)
1985 
First film appearance, played a security guard in John Landis' "Spies Like Us"
1994 
Signed a five-commercial deal with brother Ethan for Budweiser Ice Draft Beer
1996 
Breakthrough feature "Fargo"
1997 
Helmed "The Big Lebowski"
2000 
Shared a Best Adapted Screenplay Oscar nomination with brother Ethan for "O Brother Where Art Thou?"
2001 
Helmed "The Man Who Wasn't There"; premiered at Cannes
2003 
Co-directed with brother Ethan "Intolerable Cruelty," which starred George Clooney and Catherine Zeta-Jones
2004 
Helmed "The Ladykillers," with Tom Hanks and Marlon Wayans
2007 
With brother Ethan, co-directed (also co-wrote and co-produced) the award winning film, "No Country for Old Men" starring Josh Brolin, Tommy Lee Jones and Javier Bardem; earned a Golden Globe nomination for Best Director
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