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Did Jeff Bridges just tease a ‘Big Lebowski’ Super Bowl ad? WATCH

By  Miriam Di Nunzio
   
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Jeff Bridges via Twitter | Universal City Studios

“Can’t be living in the past, man. Stay tuned.”

With those words, actor Jeff Bridges on Thursday tweeted out a tease for what is most likely a Super Bowl ad homage to his 1998 cult-classic film “The Big Lebowski.” Sporting that iconic cardigan favored by his character The Dude, a sunglass-wearing Bridges surveys a bar and is heard snickering while a tumbleweed rolls by to reveal the “2.3.19” date of the big game.

Or is there a “Big Lebowski” sequel in the works?

As Bridges says, stay tuned.

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