Jeff Bridges says Jamming with Bob Dylan was “one of the highlights of his life”

About 11 years after the film was published, Jeff Bridges set up with Howard Stern The Howard Stern Show And remembered the epic of his time with Bob Dylan. He said Stern that it was “one of the highlights of my life, man.

“Hello Jeff, you want to jam, man?”, Bridges quoted Dylan. “I was only in another zone.”

Although Bridges and Dylan had a friendship, the Jam meeting came due to the director Larry Charles. Charles wanted Dylan to play music and carried out improvisation exercises with bridges so that he could better capture acting because Dylan was not an experienced actor. As a result, Bridges and Dylan played together, and Bridges said: “(Dylan) loved it and he was very good and he was just incredible.”

“I might have had a bowel movement, I had to check, I had to check for sure,” recalled Bridges.

Bridges and Dylans off-screen friendship were a great film. There were no large awards or achieved decorated nominations, but to this day it remains one of the great satirical films of the 21st century. In addition, Dylans tracks about the film’s soundtrack are quite excellent.

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