
Here's a scary thought, folks: That child of Marge and Norm Gunderson's should now be a teenager.
Yes, it was way back on March 8, 1996, that the Coen brothers unleashed 'Fargo' on unsuspecting audiences, which means that the then-expecting lady cop Marge (indelibly played by Frances McDormand) would today have a 15-year-old on her hands -- well, if the characters were real and all.
Times have certainly changed in the decade and a half since the unflinchingly grisly black comedy, purportedly based on real events, hit the big screen and went on to win the Academy Award for Best Actress (McDormand) and Best Original Screenplay. But what has changed in the lives of the cast and crew of 'Fargo'? Moviefone brings you up to speed as we celebrate the the film's 15th anniversary.





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