Lumbergh | Office Space | Best Moments

Best moments featuring Bill Lumbergh (Gary Cole) in Office Space (1999)

[g.w.]

Lumbergh always asks "what's happening?" and then just keeps on talking. Scarily realistic.

[DuckDaPhillyFan]

My boss just used the Lumbergh voice on us and I was the only one who caught on

[sathish]

A great capture of how some managers around the world use filler words to sound nice and polite on the surface, but anything but nice to interact with!

[rixxy]

"... I haven't received my paycheck"
"For now if you can go ahead and get a flashlight and a can of pesticide...."

[Banana_Split_Cream_Buns]

Gary Cole gives me PTSD as Lumbergh in this movie. He's so accurate it's traumatizing. Even the sexual nightmares.

[ughmazing]

Can't believe this movie is now 25 years old. What a classic. Love it. Lumbergh is probably my favorite.

[rashan]

The best scene is at 0.48. He cracks his back like he just got off a long draining day at the office, while all he really does is walk around, drink coffee and give orders.😅

[nnn]

Lumberg is the funniest boss in a comedy movie. Michael Scott in a TV comedy. Absolute comedy gold

[beemo]

Gary Cole never actually worked in an office. Impressive that he nailed the character.

[greggriffin]

Gary Cole is an underrated American treasure.

[stevekaczynski]

If Lumberg was an officer in wartime, his passive-aggressiveness would get him fragged. "Yeah, you need to carry out that frontal assault in the teeth of machine-gun fire..."

[bodhixxx]

Gary Cole is a terrific actor he never had a "normal job" in real life. he bounced from job to job so when he read the script for Office Space he figured that this Lumberg was only running on "one channel" just souless human empathy emotion all drained out and he NAILED IT.

[johnbrown]

I went to birthdays at work where everyone sang Happy Birthday JUST LIKE IN THIS VIDEO. Like everyone had their soul removed... oh, the humanity!

[DrCitrixmeister]

1:49 The look Bob Slidell gives Lumbergh, priceless. I wonder how long it took to get that just right. That's a talented actor.

[cmc]

Between this role and his character in Talledega Nights, I'm just amazed at his talent.

[TvM.TheTechnomage]

1:46 ehen Lumbergh and the Bobs realize at the same time that Lumbergh is himself one of the most inefficient components of the company machinery.

[memisemyself]

I haven't seen the movie but I've seen a lot of clips, especially of the two Bobs. Reminds me of a company I worked for, back in the early 2000's. They wanted to downsize and brought in a team to decide who should go and what positions were not needed. My boss, a totally useless woman, who knew less about what the company did than I know about the workings of a space telescope, made out a list of who she thought should go, based on those who sucked up to her and those who didn't. At the end of the process, most of the people on her list kept their jobs, it appears to have been seen as a recommendation, while she lost her job. Her position was deemed unnecessary and they said that she wasn't competent enough to transfer to another function. At the start of the process, she had boasted how it had been her idea. Karma.

[rich_rich]

"How much time do you spend each week with these TPS reports?" When Bob stares down Lumbergh 🤣

[alphonzodavis]

This movie is literally the story of my life scene by hilarious and one of my favorites ❤

[skizzzle]

Once upon a time I worked for an English Sentence correction School in Tokyo, I made 1 mistake 1 time and I got 5 emails and three phone call saying how I need to be a little more cautious next time. I quit the next day