What is the plot of The Big Lebowski?

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1. What is the plot of The Big Lebowski?
2. Why is it called The Big Lebowski?
3. Who is the guy at the end of The Big Lebowski?
4. Where does The Big Lebowski rank?
5. Was there money in the briefcase Big Lebowski?
6. Was there money in the suitcase Big Lebowski?
7. Is The Big Lebowski overrated?
8. Is Jeff Bridges the Dude in real life?
9. What does the ending of The Big Lebowski mean?
10. Why is The Big Lebowski rated 18?
11. Who was the cowboy in The Big Lebowski?
12. Did the Big Lebowski steal the money?
13. Did Larry steal the dudes car?
14. What happened at the end of Big Lebowski?
15. Is Fargo overrated?
16. What happened to the money in the Big Lebowski?
17. Is The Dude based on a real person?
18. How old is Timothy Bottoms now?
19. What happened to the million dollars in The Big Lebowski?
20. What does Sam Elliott represent in The Big Lebowski?

What is the plot of The Big Lebowski?

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Why is it called The Big Lebowski?

The title The Big Lebowski is a reference to the millionaire Jeffrey Lebowski, and not The Dude.

Who is the guy at the end of The Big Lebowski?

The Stranger
Portrayed by	Sam Elliot
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Gender	Male
Occupation	Story Teller

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Where does The Big Lebowski rank?

489th The Big Lebowski is ranked 489th - The Greatest Films.

Was there money in the briefcase Big Lebowski?

Well, to begin with, there was no money in the briefcase, as the Dude realizes later in the plot. As it turns out, the millionaire Lebowski, with his honorary awards and accolades, is merely a man living with a generous allowance from her daughter Maude, who controls most of the financial matters of the family.

Was there money in the suitcase Big Lebowski?

There was no money in the briefcase to begin with. The German nihilists used the supposed kidnapping to try and extort money from the Big Lebowski. Case closed. Walter and The Dude go back to the bowling alley, where the cowboy reflects on the meaning of life—and the quality of this movie.

Is The Big Lebowski overrated?

Ryan M Moore wrote: The Big Lebowski is the most overrated movie of all time. At least for worthless Gen-Xers who's horrible aesthetics in music, clothing, cars, hair styles and politics are well documented... Say what you want about the movie but leave my Widespread Panic and cargo pants out of this.

Is Jeff Bridges the Dude in real life?

Rather than the story being based on a person's life, the Coen brothers instead chose to base only their protagonist, Jeffrey Lebowski (Jeff Bridges), on a real person. That person is Mr. Jeff Dowd (aka The Dude), who they considered to be quite the character.

What does the ending of The Big Lebowski mean?

The Dude solves the mystery, defeats the Big Lebowski, and gets rid of those pesky German nihilists. ... And, of course, the Dude can return to his favorite place: the bowling alley. In the final scene, The Dude has his last conversation with the cowboy narrator.

Why is The Big Lebowski rated 18?

LANGUAGE 10 - About 240 F-words, many scatological references, many anatomical references, many mild obscenities. DISCUSSION TOPICS - Kidnaping, pornography, marijuana use, the Vietnam and Gulf Wars.

Who was the cowboy in The Big Lebowski?

Sam Elliott Sam Elliott doesn't have a lot of the screen time in the Coen brothers' Jeff Bridges-starring 1998 stoner comedy, The Big Lebowski. But his drawling, cowboy-hatted character “The Stranger” is beloved to the cult movie's many fans.

Did the Big Lebowski steal the money?

The kidnapping was also a ruse: when Bunny took an unannounced trip, her friends—the nihilists—purported a kidnapping to be able to extort money from Lebowski. TL;DR - German gang stole the car/briefcase. No money inside.

Did Larry steal the dudes car?

2 Answers. Larry did, in fact, steal The Dude's car. Larry stole the car, and took it for a joy-ride, then abandoned it. The homework was in there simply because Larry wasn't terribly smart, and didn't seem to particularly care about getting caught.

What happened at the end of Big Lebowski?

The Dude solves the mystery, defeats the Big Lebowski, and gets rid of those pesky German nihilists. ... And, of course, the Dude can return to his favorite place: the bowling alley. In the final scene, The Dude has his last conversation with the cowboy narrator.

Is Fargo overrated?

I know that people hate the term, “overrated,” but I'm sorry–to me, Fargo is definitely one of those films where the title is deserved. It's a one joke movie that got way too much acclaim because of who directed it, and also because it came out at a time when any hip crime comedy was automatically seen as cool.

What happened to the money in the Big Lebowski?

Jeffrey Lebowski gave the Dude the case saying it had a million dollars but the thought is it didn't have anything at all, and he had withdrawn the money from the foundation and kept it for himself.

Is The Dude based on a real person?

The movie's plot is almost entirely fiction. Rather than the story being based on a person's life, the Coen brothers instead chose to base only their protagonist, Jeffrey Lebowski (Jeff Bridges), on a real person. That person is Mr. Jeff Dowd (aka The Dude), who they considered to be quite the character.

How old is Timothy Bottoms now?

70 years (Aug) Timothy Bottoms/Età

What happened to the million dollars in The Big Lebowski?

Jeffrey Lebowski gave the Dude the case saying it had a million dollars but the thought is it didn't have anything at all, and he had withdrawn the money from the foundation and kept it for himself.

What does Sam Elliott represent in The Big Lebowski?

Sam Elliott plays a friendly cowboy who imparts wisdom on The Dude while also serving as The Big Lebowski's narrator, but is The Stranger real? One of the most memorable characters from The Big Lebowski is Sam Elliott's mysterious The Stranger, but he may actually just be a figment of The Dude's imagination.