Legendary Actor

03/27/2025

Dan Aykroyd Elwood Blues & John Belushi Jake Blues , 1979 RollingStone visit Saturday Night Live , Blues Brothers

03/27/2025

Wow...The Blues Brothers Show at Universal Studios Florida. Enjoy any more picture everyday here: 👉The Blues Brother

The Blues Brothers Show at Universal Studios Florida - Delancey Street - New York Backlot - Universal Studios - Universal Orlando Resort - Orlando, FL

03/24/2025

The Blues Brothers (John Belushi and Dan Akroyd) perform "Soul Man" on Saturday Night Live, 11-18-1978,

03/20/2025

Dan Aykroyd and John Belushi performing with The Blues Brothers at the Palladium in New York City on June 1, 1980.

03/19/2025

The brothers walk into Chez Paul, a high-end French restaurant, and completely disrupt the place with their obnoxious antics. Elwood orders "four fried chickens and a Coke," while Jake wants "plain white toast." They then proceed to harass the other customers, throw shrimp into each other's mouths, and generally make a scene all while calmly pressuring their old bandmate, Mr. Fabulous, into coming back.

It’s one of the funniest moments in the film, highlighting their ridiculous yet oddly effective way of getting what they want. John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd were in top form there.

03/04/2025

Happy Birthday to the Blues Brothers Movie! 43 years old today. Man, time flies! 🎂🎉😎

03/04/2025

They play blues, rhythm and blues, funk, punk and even an occasional polka, but Caribbean is a type of music that has never or will never be part of this bands repertoire.

03/04/2025

Most people know Paul Reubens as his famous character Pee-Wee Herman. But the actor - who sadly passed away yesterday - had a memorable role as a snooty waiter in The Blues Brothers, way back in 1980.

03/04/2025

The Blues Brother 1980

03/04/2025

Dan Aykroyd & John Belushi - "The Blues Brothers" (1980)

03/04/2025

Must have been that time Jake was in rehab and Jack took over babysitting Elwood

02/27/2025

The Blues Brothers was one of his most defining roles. His physical comedy, charisma, and musical talent were on full display, and it remains one of his most celebrated performances. The role of Jake Blues encapsulated everything Belushi excelled at—improvised comedy, music, and larger-than-life antics.