March 07, 2008
Inspired by his new film "Be Kind Rewind," director Michel Gondry created a special exhibit of movie sets at the Deitch Projects art gallery in New York, where people can walk in and make their own movies. So Studio 360's Michele Siegel gathered her co-workers to remake The Coen brothers cult hit, "The Big Lebowski" -- starring Kurt in the title role.
(With production help from Katie Rolnick.)
Watch Studio 360's "The Li'l Lebowski:"
This is sooo bad. Haha, what schlock.
That was terrible. Is it that hard to act? That's what I learned: it must be.
Loved the highway scene. Ah, the open road!
"FIN" was the best part.
I was totally going to quit my job and head out to LA looking for my breakout role, but after a focus group like that, I think I'll stick to radio.
The music was good.
What it lacked in production values, it made up for in spirit. Cheers to the most spirited cast and crew around, at least for now. I'm curious - what will be your next picture? Casablanca? The 1000 Blows? Tapeheads?
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