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Bill Murray, Wes Anderson and The Phoenician Scheme

Wes Anderson doesn't know if he chose Bill Murray to play God in “The Phoenician Scheme”, but, 'possibly God did'

"It just didn't seem that he was faking it. We knew very quickly he was going to be an informal God," Anderson says of his star.

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Bill Murray and Wes Anderson discuss ‘The Phoenician Scheme’

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Bill Murray's Phoenician Scheme Cameo Sums Up All Of His Wes Anderson Roles

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Wes Anderson Lets the Real World Filter In

Anderson’s new film, The Phoenician Scheme, is about a tycoon with hands in many pots: arms dealing, manufacturing, large-scale infrastructure projects.

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Michael Cera breaks down his “The Phoenician Scheme” twist: 'It's a fun experience as a viewer'

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'The Phoenician Scheme' review: Wes Anderson does espionage thriller as only he can

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All 13 Wes Anderson Movies Ranked Worst To Best

Here's every quirky and eccentric movie by director Wes Anderson, from The Royal Tenenbaums to Fantastic Mr. Fox, ranked worst to best.

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Wes Anderson Says ‘I Tried to Get Jodie Foster' in My Movies, but She Won't Do It: I Asked Her to Star in ‘Three Movies in a Row, Maybe Four'

Wes Anderson’s movies have attracted such top talent as Scarlett Johansson, Tom Hanks, Owen Wilson, Ben Stiller, Benedict Cumberbatch, Margot Robbie, Bill Murray, Bruce Willis, Bryan Cranston and more over the years.

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Wes Anderson Has Tried (Unsuccessfully) to Cast Jodie Foster in ‘So Many Movies'

Wes Anderson's distinct flair for cinema has garnered top Hollywood talent from the likes of Bill Murray, Angelica Huston, Scarlett Johansson, Tom Hanks, Owen Wilson, Ben Stiller, Benedict Cumberbatch,

Wes Anderson's colorful and understated 'The Phoenician Scheme' receives a 7-minute standing ovation at Cannes

A week after the film's premiere at Cannes and the seven and a half minute standing ovation that followed, Threapleton is still soaking it in. "I don't truly believe that this is all actually happening," she said at a press junket in New York City. "It does just feel like a very long dream."