The Ladykillers (2004)
Professor Dorr and his gang are planning an ambitious robbery and rent some accommodation to act as their base. The men pretend to be a group of rehearsing musicians in order to disguise the enterprise from devout landlady Mrs Munson, but her unwanted attention begins to cause complications.
Books with substantial mentioning of The Ladykillers
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Adam Nayman Coen brothers New York, NY, 2018 pp. 180-191 
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Hilary White (ed.), Jim Craddock and Michael J. Tyrkus, contributing editors Magill's Cinema Annual 2005, 24th Edition. A Survey of the Films of 2004 Detroit, New York, San Francisco, San Diego, New Haven, Conn., Waterville, Maine, London, Munich, 2005 |
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Articles on The Ladykillers
| Philip Kemp, Satire with tweezers, in: Sight & Sound, nr. 7, 2004 pp. 22-26 |
| Dixie Reid, Stealing the Show: Tom hanks and the Coen Brothers Gang Up to Remake The Ladykillers, in: William Rodney Allen (editor), The Coen Brothers, Jackson, Mississippi, 2006 |
| Peter Bradshaw, My Father Lived in Croydon, in: William Rodney Allen (editor), The Coen Brothers, Jackson, Mississippi, 2006 |
Reviews
| Ben Walters, The Ladykillers, in: Sight & Sound, nr. 7, 2004 pp. 54 |