Dumb: The Story of Big Brother Magazine
from idiots to icons
A look at the rise and fall of the subversive skateboarding magazine Big Brother, which rose to prominence in the mid-1990s and had a profound effect on the skating subculture with its unfiltered approach.
Trailer
Actors
Chad Muska
Self - pro skateboarder
Jonah Hill
Self - Big Brother reader
Jeff Grosso
Self - pro skateboarder
Johnny Knoxville
Self - writer / actor
Rob Dyrdek
Self - pro skateboarder
Jeff Tremaine
Self - art / editorial director of Big Brother
Marc Johnson
Self - pro skateboarder
Bam Margera
Self - pro skateboarder
Tony Hawk
Self - pro skateboarder
Jason Jessee
Self - pro skateboarder
Tim Gavin
Self - pro skateboarder
Spike Jonze
Self - photographer / filmmaker
Jamie Thomas
Self - pro skateboarder
Steve Rocco
Self - founder of World Industries and Big Brother
Mike Vallely
Self - pro skateboarder
Damon Way
Self - co-founder of DC Shoes
Dave Swift
Self - former editor of Transworld magazine
Walter Sims
Self - editor on Big Brother #1
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