What was the name of director John L. Sullivan’s (Joel McCrea’s) “serious” film that he wanted to research in Sullivan’s Travels (1941)?

July 17, 2020March 12, 2012 by Pamela Landy

Oh Brother, Where Art Thou? was the film in planning that set director John L. Sullivan on the road.

He had become famous doing popular movies like Hey Hey in the Hayloft and So Long, Sarong.

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