Big Lebowski fans have lost one of the film's memorable characters.

This is unfortunate.

Here's what audiences can expect from the new movie.

Nobody rolls like The Jesus...

A full-length trailer for The Jesus Rolls has been released online, offering a complete look at writer/director/star John Turturro’s upcoming Big Lebowski spinoff. The film finds Turtorro reprising his role as Jesus from the iconic Coen Brothers comedy The Big Lebowski, albeit without the involvement of the Coen Brothers. Turturro wrote and directed the film himself, which revolves around Jesus getting out of prison and immediately setting out on a freewheeling joyride of petty crime and romance with two friends, Petey (Bobby Cannavale) and Marie (Audrie Tatou). It’s both a spinoff of his Lebowski character …

John Turturro is back to penetrate the mystery of women in a new trailer for The Jesus Rolls, the highly-anticipated Big Lebowski spinoff.

John Turturro reprises his role as Jesus Quintana in the teaser trailer and poster for his Big Lebowski spinoff movie, The Jesus Rolls.

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John Turturro returns as Jesus Quintana in The Big Lebowski spin-off The Jesus Rolls.

A spinoff from the Coen Brothers' 1998 noir-comedy classic The Big Lebowski following the continued exploits of Jesus Quintana, a.k.a. The Jesus, is, apparently, a very real thing that's happening, as in not a prank. It's titled The Jesus Rolls, John Turturro wrote the script and will direct as well as reprise the main role, and according to THR the film will hit North American theaters in early 2020 thanks to distributor Screen Media. Bobby Cannavale, Audrey Tautou, Jon Hamm, Susan Sarandon, and Pete Davidson also reportedly round out the cast. It's worth noting …

Screen Media has acquired the rights to the spinoff and will be releasing the movie by John Turturro in early 2020.

The Coen brothers’ The Big Lebowski wasn’t overly popular when it was first released in the late ‘90s – especially because it was the duo’s follow-up to their chilly Oscar-winning masterpiece Fargo and, when audiences were expecting another Fargo, the Coens gave them a screwball stoner comedy – but it has since developed a cult following.

Fans of The Big Lebowski are torn between which of the two central characters – Jeff “The Dude” Lebowski and Walter Sobchak – is funnier. But they shouldn’t have to choose, because the movie needs both of them working in tandem.

When the Coen Brothers first unleashed The Big Lebowski on an unsuspecting world in the mid '90s, audiences didn't know what to make of it. It was a zany caper involving Nihilists, porn directors, bowling, and at the center of it all, The Dude, a chill guy who just happened to have the same name as a millionaire with a kidnapped trophy wife. This case of mistaken identity was something of a "stoner film-noir," with dialogue that was equal parts existentially insightful and absurd.

Though many thought a tweet from Jeff Bridges hinted at a proper sequel to The Big Lebowski, it turned out to be a Stella Artois commercial coming to the Super Bowl.

Over 20 years later, The Dude is still abiding.