Love this movie and it makes it even more special they had fun filming this. Heartbreaking that nearly all of them have passed on but they left an icon of a movie for us remaining.
This isn’t a Mel Books movie, but Brooks’ tribute to Dom when he passed was to say that Deluise "created so much joy and laughter on the set that you couldn’t get your work done. So every time I made a movie with Dom, I would plan another two days on the schedule just for laughter. It's a sad day. It's hard to think of this life and this world without him."
Ah, The Secret of Nihm. That made my heart sink reading that. Just lost my big bro and we used to watch that together in the late 80’s or so. Damn… anxiety mixed with heartbreak ❤️🩹 😓
I had the opportunity to meet Dom DeLuise & Burt Reynolds when they stopped at the store where I worked to get gas while on their way to the Flat Rock Playhouse, where they were guest starring in a play. They insisted that I call them by their first names & asked if I wanted autographs. They even posed for pictures with me, then both shook my hand before they left. Two very nice guys right there, total class acts...
The amount of fun Burt and Dom had together is unmatched by today’s standards. Every single actor in Hollywood today could learn a few things just by watching this little video
Exactly !!! It took a very special talented comedian to make one start laughing before they even said a word and Deluise was surely one them along with Robin Williams , Jonathan Winters, Michael Richards ( Kramer) and Art Carney, Red Skelton and Richard Pryor.
Growing up in the 80's with this type of enterainment then we had Eddie Murphy, John Hughes movies, Duran Duran - Tears for Fears - Til Tuesday - Billy Idol - Billy Joel - Birth of Hip Hop - National Lampoons Vacation - MTV - Married w/Children...Man the Fn 80's was Fn awsome.
Cannonball Run II, the end of the line for the car pictures. 7 movies in 7 years, starting with Smokey & the Bandit in '77, ending in '84 with this one. Must've been one hell of a fun time.............
@@andrewcolsen ?? Yes, Cannonball I was from '81, but part 2 was 1984 which was also shown here. This says parts one AND two bloopers and outtakes, i said "ending in '84 with this one" (meaning part 2). And i guess it was 8 years if you count '77.
I miss levity in movies today. All it feels like we have is massive action scenes and wall to wall CGI with a score telling us when we HAVE to feel things. It’s boring and exhausting. I watch these outtakes whenever I have a bad day and need to feel their pure joy! Absolutely adore these! 😄
Ive watched these bloopers from Cannonball Run and 2 many times over the years and never get tired of them. If your feeling low then put these on. Instantly lifts u up 😀👍😂
@@gmughadam76 Shirley MacLaine is still alive and still making movies, she's not in the best of them and she's 87 years old, but she's still here. This is back when they weren't pumping out movies like they had them in a factory on a production line.
@Eddy Teddy actually Cannonball Run II came out in '84 and Cannonball Run came out in '81. My dad recorded both of them off of HBO and my brother and I probably watched either of them every single day when we were kids.
I grew up in New Zealand watching these genuinely funny actors create gemstone films. They are so badly missed, today. We get badly scripted, poorly sequenced tripe with nobody at the helm editing out the nonsense. We had it lucky. 👍😎🇳🇿✨🌹
Let's not forget the unforgettable entrance of the immaculate Lamborghini Countach LP500S which forever cemented it as the greatest exotic car of all time.
A true feel good movie, with lots of laughs. RIP to everyone who starred in this movie who made it such a joy to watch and gave us many happy memories.
Every single time I hear Dom laughing it makes me laugh instantly lol.. Dom's laugh is both adorable and really infectious!. 😂😂 Thanks so much for sharing this!. 🙏🍻
I remember watching this and other comedies with Burt and Dom, they were always so funny. Everyone would stay in their seat because these gag reels were played after the credits. We really got our money's worth. RIP to all of the people in these movies, you gave us laughter. Thank you.
Sammy Juniors face and grin watching that bleads section is fantastic the whole bleads scene is beyond hilarious the fact dean martin went with it is outrageous and wonderful.
fanatamon A lot of people today are probably not aware that Dean was well known to have a wonderful sense of humour, and many of his friends and people he worked with often said that, though he was usually fairly quiet and laid-back, he was also one of the funniest men they ever knew, and would often come out with a wisecrack that would break everyone up!😂
Saw cannonball run when it first came out in 1981 when I was 12 years old. I was going to the movies with my then best friend. We were a couple of fanatics about the movies. We talked, read, ate, drank, and slept the movies. And we went to the movies together once a week, every week, from the 1970s-1980s. We saw literally hundreds upon hundreds of movies together. He always chose the movies we went to see. I didnt mind. I loved the movie theatergoing experience in itself. And after seeing our movie, we'd retreat back to his place to watch even more movies on his tv, whatever happened to be airing that afternoon and evening. We tried to see every new movie that came out regardless of the story, genre (he loved horror movies, I preferred comedies), critics reviews, or who starred in it. So, there was no particular reason we went to see Cannonball Run. It just happened to be one of the latest, newest releases to the theaters. It initially got bad reviews mostly, but when I saw it, the theater was packed, and the audience, my friend, and myself thoroughly enjoyed it, laughing all the way through. It's a real fun, crowd pleaser of a movie and was one of the biggest box office hits of the year. Going to the movies in the 1970s-1980s with my best friend is among my most fondest memories of not only my childhood, but my entire life.
3:05 Dom DeLuise childlike pleading "Mr Martin laughed first" as everyone cracks up and then he hugs Burt. Always my favorite part, sweet, hysterical and now unfortunately it makes me so sad
Imagine having to direct the cast, produce a film and make a movie whilst having a party with the likes of these celebrated folk?! How incredibly talented these production crews are, challenging conditions eh?!
Burt wa always my favorite. The epitomy of cool & he always was a gentleman. Never be another like him. Rest in peace, Burt, Dom DeLuise, Sammy Davis Jr. Dean Martin, Hal Needham, Burt Convy, Farrah Fawcett, Roger Moore & Jack Elam.
Burt and dom what a team they make me laugh so hard love these out takes so sadly missed but never forgotten the movies made in the 80s have to be the best
I remember watching these with my dad in the theatre. I remember us laughing together so much. Thank you Burt and Don for allowing us to enjoy these moments.
Growing up in the 80's watching this in my sister's room (her tv had cable) makes me tear up - Great times, MTV was playing awesome 80's videos, John Hughes, Chevy Chase, John Candy, birth of Hip Hop, fantastic cartoons...only one HBO...man.
What a fantastic feel good film this is! All the actors seem to be having the time of their lives. We will never see this kind of ensemble again. Please Hollywood don’t reboot these movies!
2:11 I love how Dom DeLouise got Jack Elam to bust out laughing. Jack Elam was a very experienced old time movie actor and it was very difficult to get him to break a scene.
Since now a days all you have to do is film yourself taking a dump to become a Celebrity, every Movie and TV Show has a "Star" on them. There will never be more Movies like this.
Check out "It's a mad mad mad mad world" made in 63. It also had a lot of talented stars. Peter Falk was in it too. Pre- Columbo days. Ironically his first scene is him saying all the cops in that town were crazy.
Close I'm sure. But how about: Towering Inferno: Steve McQueen, Paul Newman, William Holden, Faye Dunaway, Fred Astaire, Jennifer Jones, Robert Wagner, Richard Chamberlain, Susan Blakeley, Robert Vaughn, ..
Its amazingly short the time we spend on this earth...seems like only a few years ago we were enjoying all these great actors....all have passed on....
You've got the 'Tube in trumpet heaven Maynard? I saw you here in Sydney many years ago and never thought I'd get the chance to say thank you. Thank you! :-)
@@deldridg lol....you are the FIRST person to recognize that name!! My goodness back in the 70s all my buddies and I were in the HS jazz band...all the trumpet players were trying their hardest to be the next Ferguson....they were damn good players as well...a couple of all-state players....me. I played trombone and marched with the Phantom Regiment Drum Corps. ..great times!!
2:35 Why does the women I'm that red suit look miserable like WTF is going on sort of face Got to love the 70s and 80s movies especially the comedy ones like this the Cannonball run movies are pure gold pure gold
How they ever got enough to film is amazing.... I laughed all the way through. Dom deluise played any character ... He was non stop funny.... I miss these days... many of the actors I grew up with are now gone.. just reminds me that my time is nearing.
Proper comedy, and how it should be Had me in tears. RIP to all those who are no longer with us. The good ones seem to be disappearing at an alarming rate. It's such a shame. Seems strange that I laugh more at it now, than when I grew up with it.
It’s mostly Burt Reynolds fault that he made people break their concentration and made them laugh because when he smiles at people he can make these funny little faces that are really hard to pick up on. So it’s 100% Burt Reynolds fault.! 😂😂😂😂❤❤❤
These are the absolute best! I love how Dom Deluise says "Mr. Martin laughed first." In a picture full of legends & Mr. Deluise still called him Mr. Martin. One word: respect!
I dont know how or why it happened but the old hollywood got bulldozed away and buried the crap that's out now is not the same nor comes close to what we grew up with when you watch these bloopers seeing them all crack up you know it wasnt phony fake humor it was real
Love this movie and it makes it even more special they had fun filming this. Heartbreaking that nearly all of them have passed on but they left an icon of a movie for us remaining.
This isn’t a Mel Books movie, but Brooks’ tribute to Dom when he passed was to say that Deluise "created so much joy and laughter on the set that you couldn’t get your work done. So every time I made a movie with Dom, I would plan another two days on the schedule just for laughter. It's a sad day. It's hard to think of this life and this world without him."
Don Bluth actually casted them as the dog characters for the movie of All Dogs Go To Heaven to play as Charlie and Itchy
He voiced the Crow, Jeremy in Bluth's Secret of NIMH
A "Mel Books" movie? Epic.
Ah, The Secret of Nihm. That made my heart sink reading that. Just lost my big bro and we used to watch that together in the late 80’s or so. Damn… anxiety mixed with heartbreak ❤️🩹 😓
I had the opportunity to meet Dom DeLuise & Burt Reynolds when they stopped at the store where I worked to get gas while on their way to the Flat Rock Playhouse, where they were guest starring in a play. They insisted that I call them by their first names & asked if I wanted autographs. They even posed for pictures with me, then both shook my hand before they left. Two very nice guys right there, total class acts...
Great story thanks for sharing, you shook the hand of Mr Reynolds, now i would like to shake your hand👍👍
@@ginsin1234 You're most welcome. Anytime.
WOW! That’s so cool!!!!
@@saxonsteve Yes, it's something I'll always remember, for sure.
John Collins envy you totally John mate.
Mr. Reynolds, Mr. DeLuise, thank you for the many years of comedy that you gave us.
And don’t forget Judith Barsi🩵💙
Rest in peace to all who've gone. Thank you for the laughs and memories.
Cannonball is a classic
Man there aren't many left sadly... Terry Bradshaw and maybe a couple of the girls, that's it.
Jackie Chan is still alive. He was in the first one.
@@BradRains Battle Creek Brawl was his Hollywood debut as a lead actor.
@@kleetus92Jamie Farr is still alive.
Dean Martin said, "you're going to take these $%*& bleeds?" I love Dom DeLuise's laugh, its contagious 🤣🤣
Dom has such an infectious laugh. You can't help but laugh when he laughs 😂😂😂😂
The amount of fun Burt and Dom had together is unmatched by today’s standards. Every single actor in Hollywood today could learn a few things just by watching this little video
Yeah I'm sure Dom just loved getting slapped in the face repeatedly. smh
Do your research, that was Doms idea as he kept laughing and screwing up the takes
Yes, that's very true.
YOu cant learn chemistry. Few people have it today.
Dom had on of the most beautiful infectious laughs around.
Dom DeLuise was one of those people that made you start laughing just seeing HIM laugh! Such great people! To one and all rest in peace!
Exactly !!! It took a very special talented comedian to make one start laughing before they even said a word and Deluise was surely one them along with Robin Williams , Jonathan Winters, Michael Richards ( Kramer) and Art Carney, Red Skelton and Richard Pryor.
He was the best
Sammy Davis Jr was like that too. It was hilarious to see the way his face lit up when he laughed.
Roger Corman was the same way, when he broke up, you broke up
I ALWAYS loved the chemistry between Burt & Dom - such fun to watch, even without the bloopers.
Directed by Hal Nedham who was one of Burts best friends. Hal Nedhams mother was my sunday school teacher and I met Hal once. He was a real nice guy
Thats cool.
I think Hal and Burt were roommates before Burt became a major TV star .
DeLuise's laughter is so infectious. "It's a living!"
@2:14 It’s so infectious that it got Jack Elam going too.
Every single person in this movie is naturally funny. Now we’re stick with 25 years of Adam Sandler baby talk.
And guest starring, Rob Schneider as, the stapler. I agree, sad state of comedy these days.
Sandler is so overrated it’s ridiculous, about as funny as a piece of toast.
@@jezzer77777Low talent with low range actor.
Growing up in the 80's with this type of enterainment then we had Eddie Murphy, John Hughes movies, Duran Duran - Tears for Fears - Til Tuesday - Billy Idol - Billy Joel - Birth of Hip Hop - National Lampoons Vacation - MTV - Married w/Children...Man the Fn 80's was Fn awsome.
It was the best time to live in. I miss the 80's.
We were blessed in those times.
Cannonball Run II, the end of the line for the car pictures. 7 movies in 7 years, starting with Smokey & the Bandit in '77, ending in '84 with this one. Must've been one hell of a fun time.............
Robert Anderson This was from 1981. Cannonball Run was from 1983.
@@andrewcolsen ?? Yes, Cannonball I was from '81, but part 2 was 1984 which was also shown here. This says parts one AND two bloopers and outtakes, i said "ending in '84 with this one" (meaning part 2). And i guess it was 8 years if you count '77.
Oh, Farrah.................. such beauty and grace
In a way it is wonderful to see her laughing here
, but then it is also soooo sad.. ❤🩹
What class & respect Dom Deluise had calling Dean Martin Mr. Martin. R.I.P. all that are gone now.
True... but then he cracks a joke on Frank Sinatra. Although you could tell he was nervous.
Dom was like a big kid...and Bradshaw laughing at Mel Tillis was the funniest one of them all.
@@jeffreid7272 those scenes with Mel and Terry stole the whole first act
@@jeffreid7272 YEP
This movie had one of the greatest casts ever assembled.
Dom: "Mr. Martin laughed first!! True respect.
This movie was a pillar of the 80s. No CGI. Pure cinema
Just had more fun in 7 mins than have watching "comedy" today...back when actors were the real deal unlike today's plastic actors lol
I miss levity in movies today. All it feels like we have is massive action scenes and wall to wall CGI with a score telling us when we HAVE to feel things. It’s boring and exhausting.
I watch these outtakes whenever I have a bad day and need to feel their pure joy! Absolutely adore these! 😄
It's hard to believe that these guys aren't with us anymore. Rest in peace, Burt and Dom!
Also Farrah Fawcett, Roger Moore, Dean Martin and Sammy Davis Jr.
And Judith Barsi🩵💙💐
I'd say the majority are no longer with us RIP all
Ive watched these bloopers from Cannonball Run and 2 many times over the years and never get tired of them. If your feeling low then put these on. Instantly lifts u up 😀👍😂
Hard to believe they have all passed on. Time is going by so fast.
Jackie Chan is still around and has a new movie coming.
Adrienne Barbeau Joe klecko Terry Bradshaw are still with us
@@gmughadam76 Shirley MacLaine is still alive and still making movies, she's not in the best of them and she's 87 years old, but she's still here. This is back when they weren't pumping out movies like they had them in a factory on a production line.
@Eddy Teddy actually Cannonball Run II came out in '84 and Cannonball Run came out in '81. My dad recorded both of them off of HBO and my brother and I probably watched either of them every single day when we were kids.
Mel Tillis is gone too, and he had me in the floor when they paired him with Bradshaw. Casting director 1, everyone else 0
This piece of Hollywood will never be duplicated. Miss all of them, some went too soon. Laughing makes good therapy thank you 80s stars
I love DeLoise's laugh. Big ol' goofball.
Good man.
You just know everyone had a blast making these movies, snd when these outtakes happened, man, it was even more fun!
Whos watching 2024????I miss this comedy soooo much 😢
I am. It's available in some streaming services. I watched it not long ago. Late June '24.
I grew up in New Zealand watching these genuinely funny actors create gemstone films. They are so badly missed, today. We get badly scripted, poorly sequenced tripe with nobody at the helm editing out the nonsense. We had it lucky. 👍😎🇳🇿✨🌹
Are you average and unoriginal?
Never heard that one before.
I grew up on these movies, and today is just garbage
Is it Captain America or Black Panther this year?🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
I used to watch these with my dad growing up in the 80's. I just wish they made it a trilogy
Let's not forget the unforgettable entrance of the immaculate Lamborghini Countach LP500S which forever cemented it as the greatest exotic car of all time.
Ahhhh Man RedL.....Best opening scene...Brings back such great great memories!!!!
"I'm ready,I'm ready, I swear to god I'm ready!" Ha,Ha,Ha,Ha! Smack!
R.I.P. guys. you were the best.
Always makes me laugh that, but better to watch them when you are drunk.
@@Squab1972
It's Boxing day 2019 and i'm working on it right now 1.00am.
kawasaki whip two Dom was laughing at Burt’s lousy rug on his head ! Classic era 🌈 I was 18 in 1981 💖
@@depaola63 actually I don't think it looked that bad.
they must have had so much fun making this movie,god bless all of them
A true feel good movie, with lots of laughs. RIP to everyone who starred in this movie who made it such a joy to watch and gave us many happy memories.
Never again will you see talent like these guys
I dunno i like modern day holloywood just as much as old Hollywood
Not even close buttercup @@jossuealvarez2562
I remember the Cannonball I bloopers at the end of the movie back in 1981. The entire theater was cracking up!!!
Same.
Bloopers were truly the best part of the movie. Great times!!
Every single time I hear Dom laughing it makes me laugh instantly lol.. Dom's laugh is both adorable and really infectious!. 😂😂
Thanks so much for sharing this!. 🙏🍻
I remember watching this and other comedies with Burt and Dom, they were always so funny. Everyone would stay in their seat because these gag reels were played after the credits. We really got our money's worth. RIP to all of the people in these movies, you gave us laughter. Thank you.
Roger Moore cursing is the best thing
All the people in this crazy movie are such a treasure trove of solid gold.🤣😄😂
Sammy Juniors face and grin watching that bleads section is fantastic the whole bleads scene is beyond hilarious the fact dean martin went with it is outrageous and wonderful.
fanatamon A lot of people today are probably not aware that Dean was well known to have a wonderful sense of humour, and many of his friends and people he worked with often said that, though he was usually fairly quiet and laid-back, he was also one of the funniest men they ever knew, and would often come out with a wisecrack that would break everyone up!😂
@@lindashelley3635 I didn’t know that but he sure does well in this.
Saw cannonball run when it first came out in 1981 when I was 12 years old.
I was going to the movies with my then best friend. We were a couple of fanatics about the movies. We talked, read, ate, drank, and slept the movies. And we went to the movies together once a week, every week, from the 1970s-1980s. We saw literally hundreds upon hundreds of movies together. He always chose the movies we went to see. I didnt mind. I loved the movie theatergoing experience in itself. And after seeing our movie, we'd retreat back to his place to watch even more movies on his tv, whatever happened to be airing that afternoon and evening.
We tried to see every new movie that came out regardless of the story, genre (he loved horror movies, I preferred comedies), critics reviews, or who starred in it. So, there was no particular reason we went to see Cannonball Run. It just happened to be one of the latest, newest releases to the theaters.
It initially got bad reviews mostly, but when I saw it, the theater was packed, and the audience, my friend, and myself thoroughly enjoyed it, laughing all the way through. It's a real fun, crowd pleaser of a movie and was one of the biggest box office hits of the year.
Going to the movies in the 1970s-1980s with my best friend is among my most fondest memories of not only my childhood, but my entire life.
The to your ass scene is the only time I've ever seen Burt Reynolds truly be caught off guard and really lose it laughing... genius
Those 2 together were hilarious!! Burt and Dom
3:05 Dom DeLuise childlike pleading "Mr Martin laughed first" as everyone cracks up and then he hugs Burt. Always my favorite part, sweet, hysterical and now unfortunately it makes me so sad
Man, they are all gone now. We miss them.
Imagine having to direct the cast, produce a film and make a movie whilst having a party with the likes of these celebrated folk?!
How incredibly talented these production crews are, challenging conditions eh?!
Saw Cannonball Run in the theater in 1981 when I was 15 years old. Glad I did! We love and miss you Burt.
“I always wanted to be... Captain America! It’s a living!” 😂😂
You can tell everyone was having the time of their lives making these movies and would've loved to been on that set
Burt wa always my favorite. The epitomy of cool & he always was a gentleman. Never be another like him. Rest in peace, Burt, Dom DeLuise, Sammy Davis Jr. Dean Martin, Hal Needham, Burt Convy, Farrah Fawcett, Roger Moore & Jack Elam.
Burt and dom what a team they make me laugh so hard love these out takes so sadly missed but never forgotten the movies made in the 80s have to be the best
‘Sir the Cannonball is a race from kennicut to your ass! ‘ most hilarious blooper on here!😂😂😂😂😂
What an absolute joy it had to be working with these guys...
Dean martin and Sammy Davis told Sinatra how much fun it was he asked to be in number 2
It's almost as if they knew how badly we would need those laughs in the years to come.
I love it when I see professionals flub a line and then laugh.
I remember watching these with my dad in the theatre. I remember us laughing together so much. Thank you Burt and Don for allowing us to enjoy these moments.
I love the way he slaps him so casually. LOL
Some of the funniest people we have ever known....gone forever.
Not gone at all still funny as fuck!
Everybody around Burt Reynolds must have laughed their ass off. One of the most beloved entertainer's in our history. Rest in heavenly peace Gator.
Such an iconic film, the out takes at the end of this film always makes me laugh no matter how many times I watch the ending scenes
They dont make them like this anymore, God i miss these actors, God i miss the 80s
You and me both.
And me makes 3.
Same here....growing up seeing these actors/singers was a blessing.
Same here! Miss it!
sin gin I miss the 60’s & 70’s
Any time I feel a bit down I watch these outtakes. The hours of fun they must have had.
Dom Deluise laughing is the absolute best ever ❤😂
Thee best!❤
Growing up in the 80's watching this in my sister's room (her tv had cable) makes me tear up - Great times, MTV was playing awesome 80's videos, John Hughes, Chevy Chase, John Candy, birth of Hip Hop, fantastic cartoons...only one HBO...man.
I love that at 3:08 Dom referred to Dean Martin as "Mr. Martin". True respect among the cast.
When movies were fun to watch ..... Omg
Burt and Dom were fantastic and what a movie 👌
What a fantastic feel good film this is! All the actors seem to be having the time of their lives. We will never see this kind of ensemble again. Please Hollywood don’t reboot these movies!
Kathy Whitaker I personally never watch remakes of classic movies because they are never as good as the originals.
You can tell they all had an absolute ball making this film and doing what they loved. RIP to so many great performers
They looked like they were having so much fun making theses movies
2:11 I love how Dom DeLouise got Jack Elam to bust out laughing. Jack Elam was a very experienced old time movie actor and it was very difficult to get him to break a scene.
3:00 notice the guy behind Burt’s shoulder, he’s wearing the same jacket Burt wore in Smokey and the Bandit 2!
Love how he called him Mr Martin....
Dean loved him just as much.
Probably the largest collection of super-popular actors and celebrities ever assembled for one (well two) movies. Am i right?
Since now a days all you have to do is film yourself taking a dump to become a Celebrity, every Movie and TV Show has a "Star" on them. There will never be more Movies like this.
I would have to say yes
Check out "It's a mad mad mad mad world" made in 63. It also had a lot of talented stars. Peter Falk was in it too. Pre- Columbo days. Ironically his first scene is him saying all the cops in that town were crazy.
Mark Cadieux and a Three Stooges cameo !
Close I'm sure. But how about: Towering Inferno:
Steve McQueen, Paul Newman, William Holden, Faye Dunaway, Fred Astaire, Jennifer Jones, Robert Wagner, Richard Chamberlain, Susan Blakeley, Robert Vaughn, ..
"These bleeds?" LOL
Dean 🤷🏻♂️was like ...these bleeds?! 😂
😂🤣
this never gets old, you can be having the worst day and this will crack you up....
I love the movies but I'll be damned that the bloopers are the best part and especially Dom Deluise who you can't help but laugh your ass off.😂😂
I can't imagine the fun these actors had making this movie. Incredible. Could also not make this today :(
Its amazingly short the time we spend on this earth...seems like only a few years ago we were enjoying all these great actors....all have passed on....
You've got the 'Tube in trumpet heaven Maynard? I saw you here in Sydney many years ago and never thought I'd get the chance to say thank you. Thank you! :-)
@@deldridg lol....you are the FIRST person to recognize that name!! My goodness back in the 70s all my buddies and I were in the HS jazz band...all the trumpet players were trying their hardest to be the next Ferguson....they were damn good players as well...a couple of all-state players....me. I played trombone and marched with the Phantom Regiment Drum Corps. ..great times!!
The 1980's were magical times for a variety of reasons.
Was born 87 :D
Damn right the 80s were the best!
Because no goddamn Political Correctness dictatorship unlike today.
We are so lucky to have experienced that decade. Blessed!
2:35 Why does the women I'm that red suit look miserable like WTF is going on sort of face
Got to love the 70s and 80s movies especially the comedy ones like this the Cannonball run movies are pure gold pure gold
It must have been a privilege to work with all these great actors , looks a great laugh.
2:22 “These bleads?” 😂😂😂😂
These beans? 😂🤣🤣
Great to have both outtakes put together without the credits and good quality! Nice job
Nearly 40 years and it’s still hilarious.
How they ever got enough to film is amazing....
I laughed all the way through.
Dom deluise played any character ...
He was non stop funny....
I miss these days... many of the actors I grew up with are now gone.. just reminds me that my time is nearing.
2:20 I clicked on this for this scene right here 😂 😂 😂 “these bleeds?”
Proper comedy, and how it should be Had me in tears.
RIP to all those who are no longer with us. The good ones seem to be disappearing at an alarming rate. It's such a shame. Seems strange that I laugh more at it now, than when I grew up with it.
I own the priceless DVD! Huge fan of all the stars!
My heart aches there all gone. All of them
Everyone in this film has left us
👃
I love the reaction from Farrah Fawcett when Burt really slaps Dom. It is so frickin priceless :) x x x x x
It’s mostly Burt Reynolds fault that he made people break their concentration and made them laugh because when he smiles at people he can make these funny little faces that are really hard to pick up on. So it’s 100% Burt Reynolds fault.! 😂😂😂😂❤❤❤
These are the absolute best! I love how Dom Deluise says "Mr. Martin laughed first." In a picture full of legends & Mr. Deluise still called him Mr. Martin. One word: respect!
I was only 6 when this came out , remember watching it on tv an absolute classic
Can you imagine back in the day hanging out with Burt and Dom cause you know you would be laughing your rear off.
Doms laugh cures depression 😂
The chemistry... Most feelgood blooper reel ever.
The Hollywood like this is long gone. It was the end of the classic hollywood. RIP
Dam i miss these actors cant believe all of the main cast have gone now, i know no one lives for ever but i wish we had them a little longer😢😢
I dont know how or why it happened but the old hollywood got bulldozed away and buried the crap that's out now is not the same nor comes close to what we grew up with when you watch these bloopers seeing them all crack up you know it wasnt phony fake humor it was real
@@drewski1535 its true what you said its just not the same any more its all gone, its s crying shame, i miss the hollywood of old
They had to have had a lot of fun making the movie and it seems everyone got along and had a good time.
Without doubt one of the funniest and most uplifting films of all time god bless them all 😂🥲❤️
It is impossible for me to watch this and not at least find myself smiling from ear to ear.
Laughing
You me both😁
Dom DeLuise was just a joy to be around. You can tell that he and Burt really enjoyed working together.