John Stephen Goodman (born June 20, 1952) is an American film, television, and stage actor. He is best known for his role on the television series Roseanne, as well as his work with the Coen brothers, and as voices in numerous Disney films. John Goodman was born in Affton, Missouri, the son of Virginia, a store clerk and waitress who worked at Jack and Phil's Bar-B-Que, and Leslie Goodman, a postal worker who died of a heart attack in 1955. He...
After stopping Walter from smashing his corvette, the angry owner screams he ...
After Lt. Stanton gives him the documentary about Reese, Hobbes is curious wh...
Speaking to Larry Sellers' father, who is in an iron lung, Walter tells him t...
At the crime scene, Hobbes and Jonesy realize that they may be over their heads.
After Hobbes shoots Jonsey, the demon inside continues to talk to Hobbes. Jon...
After Walter bails from the car and The Dude wrecks into a pole during the ha...
Walter rhetorically asks The Dude if you get divorced, do you turn in your li...
A worked up Walter tells the Dude they are talking about unchecked aggression...
After being fired from the force, Hobbes talks with Jonesy about existential ...
Walking out of the bowling alley and looking at an empty parking space, Walte...
Walter informs The Dude and Donny that fighting in the desert is very differe...
Walter informs the nihilists that without a hostage, there is no ransom.
Back at the precinct, Hobbes and Jonesy talk about the Edgar Reese documentary.
John Hobbes is held at gunpoint, but Jonesy is having second thoughts.
After Lt. Stanton gives him the documentary about Reese, Hobbes is curious wh...
Sitting in Larry Sellers' home, Walter reassures his mother they are not the ...
At the crime scene, Hobbes gets information from his team about the murder.
Walter interrupts his conversation with The Dude to scream at Smokey for cros...
While getting into his car, The Dude tells Walter that Smokey has emotional ...
While talking about the Dude's rug in the bowling alley, Walter tells Donny t...
Sitting in the bowling ally, Walter asks The Dude how much Mr. Lebowski is gi...
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