Big Lebowski Film Locations: Where Was the Movie Shot? (A Fans Guide)

Big Lebowski Film Locations: Where Was the Movie Shot? (A Fans Guide)

Okay, so yesterday I got this crazy idea to visit some of the filming spots from “The Big Lebowski”. I mean, who doesn’t love that movie, right? So, I grabbed my camera and decided to make a day of it.

First Stop: The Dude’s Apartment

First things first, I looked up the address of the Dude’s apartment. It’s actually a real place! I drove over there, and honestly, it looks pretty much the same as it did in the movie, just, you know, older. I snapped a few pictures, trying to get the same angles as in the film. It felt kinda weird, like I was stepping into the movie or something.

Bowling Time!

Next up, I figured I had to hit the bowling alley. I did some quick research, I found out the location. I headed over, and it was awesome! I even bowled a few frames, though I’m definitely no Dude when it comes to bowling. I mostly imagined Walter yelling at Smokey.

Big Lebowski Film Locations: Where Was the Movie Shot? (A Fans Guide)

A Fancy Mansion

Then, I remembered that iconic scene at Jackie Treehorn’s mansion. So I started searching online for the real house. I found the location and drove over to check it out. Obviously, I couldn’t go inside, but just seeing it from the street was pretty cool. I took some photos, trying to capture that luxurious vibe.

Wrapping Up

  • I started my day pretty clueless, just a fan with a mission.
  • I used the internet, my best tool to research and search the addresses.
  • I visited the real-life locations from “The Big Lebowski”.
  • I took some photos, had some laughs, and basically lived out a little movie fantasy.
  • I ended the day feeling like I’d actually hung out with the Dude.

It was a super fun day, just driving around, exploring, and geeking out over a movie I love. It’s amazing how these places, which are just normal buildings and streets, can become so iconic because of a film. It definitely made me appreciate “The Big Lebowski” even more.