'Surfer, Dude' Trailer Premiere

Totally, dude.

Matthew McConaughey's apparent distaste for shirts is no secret among moviegoers (and no problem among his female fans).

Well, the actor has finally found a role in which they're (almost) 100 percent unnecessary in 'Surfer, Dude' (as in "I'm a surfer, dude"), coming to theaters this September.

Check out the exclusive trailer for 'Dude,' which co-stars Woody Harrelson and Willie Nelson. Now that must have been a very, um, organic movie set to work on.

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Reader Comments (page 1)

My friend and her boyfriend just saw a screening of Surfer, Dude and loved it! Said MM looked amazing in every scene and of course stole the show! He said it was so great to see Woody Harrelson, Willie Nelson and MM all on the big screen together... great comedic acting and a hilarious story line! They laughed through the entire movie - I just can't wait till it comes out! /CA

ChrisAnn at 5:37PM on Jul 19th 2008

I hear its funny too

hellercap at 1:36AM on Jul 21st 2008

Dudes - check out my totally Awes NYC critiques of all things entertainment and fine Arts! It's personal and well informed. My blog is criticalmassnyc.blogspot.com

christopher jones at 9:33PM on Jul 21st 2008

Hey Surfer Dude! I look forward to going to see your movie, funny, great casting, and of course you! so handsome, awesome performer, and great personality :)

Wishing you continued success in all that you do...

Ms Wolf at 11:36PM on Jul 22nd 2008

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