Jeffrey Lebowski - "The Dude" is the main character played by Jeff Bridges from the offbeat comedy 'The Big Lebowski' from the Coen Brothers.
Holding a bowling ball, one of Jackie Treehorn's thugs asks what it is and th...
After asking Mr. Lebowski for the $20,000 in cash, The Dude thinks Brant is h...
While leaving The Dude's home, the nihilist threatens they will come back and...
Arguing with Mr. Lebowski, The Dude tells him they knew the briefcase was emp...
After Mr. Lebowski yells at The Dude for messing up the hand-off, The Dude tr...
The Dude tells Maude that the case with Bunny is very complicated and there a...
A worked up Walter tells the Dude they are talking about unchecked aggression...
Walking out of the bowling alley and looking at an empty parking space, Walte...
After leaving Larry Sellers' house, Walter asks The Dude over the phone if hi...
After being asked how his meeting with Mr. Lebowski was, The Dude tells Brand...
Maude inform The Dude that all of Mr. Lebowski's wealth came from her mother.
Jesus Quintana tells The Dude, Walter, and Donny, that Liam and himself are g...
While getting into his car, The Dude tells Walter that Smokey has emotional ...
After The Dude gets blamed for messing up the hand-off, he tries to express t...
The Dude asks Jackie Treehorn how the smut business is going and Jack replies...
Sitting in the bowling ally, Walter asks The Dude how much Mr. Lebowski is gi...
After The Dude realizes his car has been stolen, Donny asks him where he is g...
The Dude's answering machine goes off while he is in the bathtub, smoking a j...
While talking to Walter on the phone, The Dude tells him it did not look like...
Bunny informs The Dude that Uli is a nihilist and doesn't care about anything...
While getting into a van, The Dude tells Da Fino to fuck off and stay away fr...
Sitting in Larry Sellers' home, Walter asks Larry if the homework he is showi...
Walking The Dude out, Brandt tells him to enjoy the rug and maybe they will s...
Sitting in the bowling ally after messing up the hand-off, The Dude is concer...
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