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- His audition for F. Murray Abraham 's Bud Grossman doesn't pan out. He chooses to accept a quick $200 payment instead of ongoing royalties for his appearance on a song that eventually turns out to be a major hit, and he can't even seem to do something as simple as join the merchant marines because he owes previous dues.
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Dec 7, 2023 · Folk singer Llewyn Davis (Oscar Isaac) is auditioning for Bud Grossman (F. Murray Abraham) in a last-ditch effort to salvage his fading chances of making it as a folk singer. This single pivotal scene defines what the Coen Brothers superb “Inside Llewyn Davis” is all about.
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In Chicago, he sings what is not an American, nor what is a popular song for Bud Grossman; at the end of the film, he decides to go back to the navy, instead of trying a different genre, a different manager, or a different attitude.
Dec 26, 2013 · With his panic deepening, Davis hitches a ride to Chicago in the hope of auditioning for Bud Grossman (F. Murray Abraham), the owner of the Gate of Horn night club, who could give him a gig...
Jul 11, 2017 · Llewyn’s reason for going to Chicago is to ask Bud Grossman, the owner of the big-time club the Gate of Horn, whether Mel Novikoff ever sent him a demo tape.
Mar 6, 2014 · Not able to get any money out of his record producer, he decides to go see Bud Grossman, an impresario in Chicago, in the hope of getting his solo career off the ground. Grossman agrees to audition him and Llewyn gives a soul-stirring performance, which Grossman dismisses with a killer line of dialogue: “I don’t see a lot of money here.”
Llewyn’s trip to Chicago is roughly inspired by an incident in Van Ronk’s life, in which Van Ronk suffers through a particularly embarrassing audition for the well-known folk managerAl Grossman (the model for the script’s Bud Grossman).
Llewyn gets a ride to Chicago to audition for super-manager Bud Grossman (obviously Albert Grossman, Dylan’s manager), and there’s John Goodman in the backseat as an obese, foul-mouthed junkie...
