Jeff Bridges On His Life In Front of the Camera, From The Dude to The Old Man and Beyond

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Jeff Bridges On His Life In Front of the Camera, From The Dude to The Old Man and Beyond

It may surprise you to learn the next recipient of the annual Chaplin Award, which Film at Lincoln Center will bestow April 29 at Alice Tully Hall, has a career almost as long as that of Charlie Chaplin himself. Jeff Bridges, 74, has spent 73 of those years before the camera, debuting at the age of 4 months as a squalling infant at a train station in the arms of Jane Greer in The Company She Keeps. When he missed his cry cue, his mother, Dorothy…