Awesome Jeff Goldblum

We don’t know much about this new Netflix series from the writer of The End of the F*cking World, but we now know it stars Jeff Goldblum as a modern-day Zeus, king of the gods. Goldblum’s version of the mythological god wears a tracksuit and gold-rimmed sunglasses and is about to face the biggest threat to his power.

Chaos mathematician Dr. Ian Malcolm revisits the fateful events of Jurassic Park. Only this version is told with LEGO minifig characters and is a bit goofier than Spielberg’s original dino thriller. We’re not 100% certain, but it appears that Jeff Goldblum voices the character he made famous. Streaming on Peacock 10.10.2023.

Jeff Goldblum has some very distinctive mannerisms and speech patterns which have made him a frequent subject of impressionists. Vanity Fair asked Goldblum to review the quality of impressions by performers from A-list actors to TikTok comedians. In typical Goldblum fashion, he can’t say a negative word about anyone.

Jeff Goldblum is famous for many things, but one of his most iconic appearances was as Dr. Ian Malcolm in Jurassic Park, with his unbuttoned shirt pose. Wyatt Edwards and Brady Johnson at Fun.com decided to have a little fun and envisioned the actor striking the same pose while portraying some of his other characters.

“I’m not here to be didactic or professorial in any way.” Nope, actor and entertainer Jeff Goldblum’s lighthearted new series simply takes us on a journey through the world, as seen through some of the universe’s most inquisitive and uncritical eyes. Coming to Disney+ 11/12/19.

Nope, this isn’t a Gregor Clegane/Game of Thrones spin-off. Instead, The Mountain is an unusual indie film starring Jeff Goldblum as a renowned lobotomist who finds himself on a tour to try and promote the benefits of the waning procedure, and the relationships that develop along the way.

The man, the meme, the legend. Chronicle Collectibles’ highly detailed quarter-scale statue sees Jeff Goldblum as Dr. Ian Malcolm sexily recovering from the T-Rex attack in Jurassic Park. The statue measures about 11″x 18″x 11″.

“What are we doing here?” Movie star and zaddy Jeff Goldblum talks about his impeccable dental health, Pittsburgh’s local food, jazz slang, random movie references and more in one of the most entertaining episodes of Hot Ones yet.

We already know and love Jeff Goldblum for his many classic performances and ebullient personality, but we had no idea he was also a pretty solid jazz pianist. A couple of years back, he and comedian Sarah Silverman did a little duet of the 1927 classic Me and My Shadow.

Over the course of his 40+ year movie career, actor Jeff Goldblum has entertained us in many ways. One of them is the goofy sounds he makes while contemplating thought. If you don’t have time to go back and watch all of his movies, Owenergy Studios has got you covered.

We all love actor Jeff Goldblum, with his matter-of-fact style, and deft blending of humor, gravity, and quirkiness. In this video for Vanity Fair, he looks back on his career, from his 1974 appearance as a thug in Death Wish, up to his literally phoned-in performance for Isle of Dogs.

A modest Jeff Goldblum tells Conan his secrets to getting older, and tries to convince the host to “embrace nature.” This is like the time Saitama revealed his secret to becoming One Punch Man. We bet that Jurassic Park and Independence Day money doesn’t hurt too.

Actor Jeff Goldblum and co-star Awesome Wig present a hilariously offbeat commercial to promote General Electric’s high-tech Link LED lightbulbs. Directed by the madcap comedy duo of Tim Heidecker and Eric Wareheim.