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Jeff Bridges gathered his Big Lebowski pals, John Goodman and Steve Buscemi, at the Burbank Smokehouse on October 4 to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the cult classic of Coen Bros.
Jeffrey's The Dude & # 39; Lebowski, winner of an Oscar and 68-year-old – who got the status of Los Angeles loafer icon – wrote about Thursday's meeting: "We missed part of our casting here, but it was a pleasure to get back together!
This talented trio had the pleasure of doubling the 260 F bombs for the televised version of the 1998 misleading identity film, which amounted to $ 46.2 million, garnered rave reviews and inspired annual Lebowski Fests around the world.
"It was great to get back together! Jeff Bridges (M) brought together Big Lebowski bowling buddies John Goodman (left) and Steve Buscemi (right) at Smokehouse Burbank on October 4th to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the cult classic of Coen Bros.
Fantastic sequence: The talented trio had the pleasure of doubling the 260 F bombs for the TV version of the erroneous identity film of 1998 – which amounted to $ 46.2 million, sparked rave reviews and inspired the annual Lebowski Fests around the world
As for Steve, the 60-year-old Golden Globe winner was not sure he wanted to interpret the timid Theodore Donald "Donny" Kerabatsos, who is constantly being criticized by veteran temperament veteran Walter Sobchak (Goodman). ).
"I loved it, I thought it was really a bit wild and weird and funny, but I have to say that by reading Donny's role, I did not understand it." , admitted Buscemi to NBC, Harry Smith, during a 26-minute interview TODAY'S HUI.
"I felt bad for the guy. I felt sad. I thought, "Why does Walter persecute him all the time?" And while I was reading this, I thought, "How am I going to tell Joel and Ethan that I do not want to do that?"
& # 39; And then I had the last scene, finally Donny's last scene – I did not read the rest of the script – and then I saw the relationship. I've seen how much Walter really loves Donny and how they really are brothers and I found it very moving. & # 39;
"I found it very touching": As for Steve, the 60-year-old winner of the Golden Globe, was not sure he wanted to interpret the timid Theodore Donald "Donny" Kerabatsos, who is constantly being criticized by Vietnam's stormy veteran, Walter Sobchak (Goodman)
"These are really brothers": Buscemi's favorite scene was when the ashes of his character were scattered, unceremoniously, after a strange eulogy at the beach pronounced by Walter, 66, winner of the Golden Globe (left)
The Brooklyn-born firefighter's favorite scene was one in which the ashes of his character were scattered, unceremoniously, after a strange eulogy at the beach by the 66-year-old Golden Globe winner Walter.
"Theodore Donald Kerabatsos loved surfing the Internet," said John, citing his monologue.
Bridges stopped: "You can do all this verbatim!"
And Conners' star then joked, "I hardly remember my name now."
Lloyd Bridges' son, privileged in nepotism, then narrated an interesting fan theory that Steve's character, Donny, would not exist.
"It's a product of Walter's imagination": Jeffrey's The Dude & # 39; Lebowski, winner of an Oscar (68), who has gained the status of Los Angeles loafer icon – has told an interesting theory that Steve's character, Donny, does not exist .
RIP: The last missing, Philip Seymour Hoffman (right) and David Huddleston, who died in 2014 and 2016, as well as Julianne Moore, John Turturro, Tara Reid, Sam Elliott, Ben Gazzara, Peter Stormare, etc.
It's a product of Walter's imagination. It's an old war friend who's dead, "Jeff laughed.
& # 39; If you think [about it], I never really identify with [Donny]. I think I say "Thank you Donny" when you say that the phone rings. I could just say that to just break Walter's chops. I play with. "Thanks, Donny!"
The late Philip Seymour Hoffman and David Huddleston, who died in 2014 and 2016, as well as Julianne Moore, John Turturro, Tara Reid, Sam Elliott, Ben Gazzara, Peter Stormare, etc.
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