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Danny Kehoe

Tim Blake Nelson at an event for Escrocs en herbe (2009)
The True Don Quixote review – Tim Blake Nelson tilts at whimsy in Cervantes update
Tim Blake Nelson at an event for Escrocs en herbe (2009)
The Coen brothers regular plays a delusional ex-librarian who goes questing on a motorbike and sidecar in this good-natured retelling of the classic adventure

Set in the present day, in some American backwoods town where the accents have a softly southern cadence, this likable effort reworks Miguel de Cervantes’s immortal much-adapted novel with veteran character actor and Coen brothers regular Tim Blake Nelson in the title role. It is written and directed by Chris Poche, at the helm for the first time after writing duties on an assortment of animated features including Hoodwinked and Over the Hedge. Poche’s iteration of Quixote imagines the hero, Danny Kehoe, as an unemployed ex-librarian living with his niece Janelle (Ann Mahoney). He is delusional and disturbed rather than, as other versions have posited, having dementia.

As Kehoe burrows deeper into his fantasy world, he becomes convinced he is a medieval knight, and,...
See full article at The Guardian - Film News
  • 7/27/2021
  • by Leslie Felperin
  • The Guardian - Film News
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