The film stars Joel McCrea as a famous Hollywood director Sullivan who feels like he hasn’t created anything of value for the common masses. The only films that he has made have been comedies and this time, he vows to the studio execs that he’s going to make a film about real life misery‚ O Brother Where Art thou? Unfortunately, his idea gets shot down by the studio executives who believe that since he has always been brought up in wealth, there’s no way he can ever recreate the experience of what it’s like to come from a penniless background.

And this is where Sullivan has the idea to spend a few months living life as a Hobo. Along the way, Sullivan meets a down-on-her-luck actress who tags along on his journey of self-discovery and ultimately, moral salvation.

The film stars magnificent performances from Joel McCrea and Veronica Lake. In 2007, Sullivan’s Travels was added by the American Film Institute as the ‘100 Years 100 Movies’ of all time.
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