Great Lebovsky: After 27 years, Jeff Bridgs argues about this incredible theory of the movie

Forever, in the dressing room, always neglected, a white Russian cup was in his hands, listening to the whales’ song in his bath, preferably smoking and still passionate about bowling …

The great character that increases the delay in the rank of art, of course, the most zenic and lazy person who ever wore the earth, largely entered pop culture after its appearance in 1998. The character was so worshiped in the form that fans had a religion that has its name, Dudism.

But the success of the film is also based on and obviously there are many things about the fuel provided by its two acols, which answers it. One of them is Donnie, performed by Steve Buskem; Dude bowling partner and Vietnam veteran Walter Sobchak performed by John Goodman.

Always left for a faithful duo, Donnie ends death at the end of the film after a clash with the nihilists, who are firearms with a gun, which causes a heart attack. This leads to the brilliant end of the movie when the two main characters spread his ashes on the rock from above until they return to the boy’s face to face …

Here’s to fun …

Theory is not so crazy and is certified by Jeff Brigges!

The theory has been circulating for several years, according to which the level character is a ghost that has died for a long time. It will actually be the fruit of Walter’s imagination; Hallucination, which probably derives from its post -traumatic stress syndrome.

Along with the public who followed the film’s testimony, Jeff Bridgs emphasized that his character almost never interacts directly with Don, except for one time, he says “Thanks, Donnie”Which, he says, can be explained as he is playing a game of Walter’s illusion.

“This is the fruit of Walter’s imagination and the last time I saw the film, I have examined this topic and it works a little, boy.

For a level of death scene, the actress reveals a hypothetical moment when a man who knows Walter’s mental weaknesses visits a funeral entrepreneur and asks him to fill a coffee box. “He says:” Listen. I have a friend who has mental problems. He is going to put this ghost in his sleep. I’ll give you $ 50 … ”

In 2016, Cohen’s brothers provided their own version of facts, In an interview with Huffington Post. Somewhat crypto and poetic response: “It can be said that any character will be imaginary if we want to enhance the discussion” let Ethan Cohen before his brother, Joel, intervened and added: “Ethan just emphasized something very important, all the characters were imaginary. They were not all imaginative. “