A LEGENDARY 90s movie looks finally set to return for a sequel – as its original star says he’s on board.
Crime and comedy film The Big Lebowski may be getting its second movie 25 years on.
A legendary 90s film looks set to return
Crime and comedy film The Big Lebowski may be getting its second movie 25 years on
The film, which starred Jeff Bridges, was released in 1998 and made over $46 million at the Box Office.
Jeff, who played The Dude, has revealed he is up for returning if the film gets a second outting.
Speaking to People, the 73-year-old said: “Oh God! If the brothers [the movie’s producers] were involved, I certainly would.”
He went on to say: “The brothers, they’re mysterious and full of surprises.
“You don’t know what they’re going to do, so since they’re surprising, I don’t think they’ll make a sequel.
But like I say, they’re surprising, so maybe they’ll surprise me and make a sequel.”
The Big Lebowski’s plotline saw Jeff’s character become entwined in a intricate kidnapping case.
It comes following the news that Cliffhanger, which made its debut on the big screen all the way back in 1993, is returning.
The thriller, which stars Hollywood actor Sylvester Stallone, is getting a sequel, with the star reprising his role as Gabe Walker.
Deadline reports the 76-year-old’s own production company will be involved in the new project.
The search for the rest of the cast is currently underway, with the plotline being kept under wraps.
The Big Lebowski’s plotline saw Jeff’s character become entwined in a intricate kidnapping case
