Dow Jones. By Michelle Kung. To Read the Full Story. Subscribe Sign In. Continue reading your article with a WSJ membership. But the film fails to penetrate deeply into his psyche, not for a lack of trying. Rebney is simply cantankerous, and unwilling to reveal much about himself; he likely -- and rightly so -- suspects Steinbauer wants to get the monkey to dance. He'd rather re-paint himself as a philosopher of sorts, and often clashes with the director. So we're left simply with what transpires on camera, leading to Rebney's first public appearance.
The film flirts with intimacy, but leaves the Winnebago Man something of a mystery; he's a complex person, rife with contradictions and fascinating bits and banalities. Turns out, he's a lot like the rest of us, even though his language is more colorful than most. E-mail John Serba: jserba grpress. Note to readers: if you purchase something through one of our affiliate links we may earn a commission.
I'm gonna fall off the fucking thing! In the next scene, Tony says the camera is still rolling, to which Rebney replies, "Well, turn the fucking thing off! Rebney then says, in reference to Tony, "You dumbass.
We then see Rebney walking out of the Winnebago telling us to "Meet innovation. After a few more scenes, he starts making noises with his mouth. Then we go into a montage of different scenes where Rebney says, in this order: "Son of a bitch! Jesus Christ! A couple of scenes later and we once again have Rebney frustrated because he "Can't remember the Goddamn line.
He tries to tell some customers about Winnebago "accoutrement," before exclaiming "Accoutrement?! What is that shit? After a couple more scenes of Rebney explaining how his mouth "Gets so Goddamn diuretic" that "it never stops," we see the penultimate shot of him inside the Winnebago, musing that "It ain't worth it.
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Ben Steinbauer — is an Austin based documentary film director. Ben Steinbauer's worked hard to get him to come to terms with it, or more particularly the people who became obsessed with those old clips of him. And the Jack Rebney who emerges in "Winnebago Man" is far more complex than his digital reputation would suggest.
Steinbauer will be in Minneapolis Friday night to introduce the film at the Lagoon Theater and Rebney will join in by phone. Also present will be members of the film crew who shot the infamous clips, who are also from Minneapolis. It will be the first time the crew has reunited in two decades. In "Winnebago Man," one of them admits he feels bad about what happened, and the way the outtakes have led to Rebney's unfortunate international notoriety.
Rebney said he understands he may have been dictatorial during the shoot, but that's just the business. Jack Rebney, the Winnebago Man, still swears like a sailor, and Ben Steinbauer has formed a deep friendship with him. He's talked to Rebney on the phone every day for the last two and a half years, and now kind of considers Rebney his mentor. You make MPR News possible. Individual donations are behind the clarity in coverage from our reporters across the state, stories that connect us, and conversations that provide perspectives.
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