Please Note: Roger Moore is the fourth actor to play James Bond, not counting Barry Nelson in the original 1954 TV adaptation of Casino Royale; and George Reeves was the first actor to play Superman in a full-length feature film, not counting Kirk Alyn in the Atom Man. Vs. Superman serials.
Please note: When you start the James Bond count with Sean Connery, Roger Moore was the SECOND actor to play James Bond. This was on July 17th, 1964 in an episode of Mainly Millicent. If you only count the official movies, then Moore is third, not the fourth or later.
@@HariSeldon913 and Woody Allen as Jimmy Bond. In fact I think there is a whole heap of extras playing room full of James Bonds in Casino Royal (1967).
Shame on you for saying Johnny Depp has plenty of haters! He does not! In case you haven't checked, the overwhelming majority LOVE him. He stood up for all mankind against some heinous accusations and came out a winner! Many of us felt like he was going to bat for all the men who have been wrongly accused. All good wishes, Johnny!
Even if you are right about "the overwhelming majority" loving him, that doesn't mean that he doesn't have plenty of haters. The word "plenty" doesn't mean majority, nor does it mean any percentage of a group. Less than 1% of the world population could hate him, but he could still have plenty of haters. Did you know that Depp is indirectly responsible for the murder of a girl? It's true.
Ben Stiller RULES! If Tropic Thunder was the only movie he ever made, that would be enough for a lifetime. It is THE funniest movie ever put to celluloid. (Office Space is pretty close, too!) OMG, That ambush scene! and Tom Cruise as Les Grossman sent that one right over the top! The Goody Room! hahahahaha!
George Reeves wasn't the first actor to portray Superman. The first actor was Bud Collyer who voiced the Man of the Steel on the radio from 1940 - 1951. Collyer also voiced the character in the 1941 animated shorts produced by Max Fleischer; and would later voice the character again in the 1960s Superman/Batman cartoons produced by Filmation. The first actor to portray the DC Comics character in live-action was Kirk Alyn for the film serials SUPERMAN (1948) and ATOM MAN vs. SUPERMAN (1950). Actor, George Reeves would take over the role for the live-action film SUPERMAN AND THE MOLE MEN (1951). Reeves would continued to portray the character the following year on TV in "The Adventures of Superman" for five seasons, making him the first actor to portray Superman on television; as well as the first to portray the character in both film and television.
@@billybollockhead5628yh same with me, I agree, reasons for that it was because to me the Writing for Batman & Robin was Spot-On, especially for this Batman, cause h actually Elevated the Character of not just Bruce, even though despite he Plays a perfect Bruce, but as Batman, to where he Captures Batman’s Moments to where he can Relate to the Villain in the Emotional Harness to where he has seen the Worst in people and George does that so well not just as Bruce with the Young Bruce Flashes, but with Batman as I said and he always will be my Batman and always will, and shouldn’t definitely get the Hate as it does, I say it’s just like the same as Spider-Man 3 it’s one of those Mistunderstanded Masterpieces, but even though ‘I Wouldn’t Call That Project’ a Masterpiece I still say it ‘Doesn’t Deserve Hate As What It Does’ and it always will be a ‘10.5/10:GOAT’ to me.
Watching Lautner and LaBeef made me think of Zack Galifianakis' question to Brad Pitt. "Do you feel that people focus to much on your looks and ignore the fact you're...just a shitty actor?"
I would reckon that Maria Schneider really regrets playing in 'Last Tango in Paris'. “I was so angry,” she said. “Marlon Brando said to me, ‘Maria, don’t worry, it’s just a movie,’ but during the rape scene, even though what Marlon was doing wasn’t real, I was crying real tears."
In the last video clip, is Eva Mendez screwing a suppressor onto a revolver (while she fingers the trigger)? There's a Russian revolver model that can have a suppressor put on it and be effective, but that's the only one I know of.
Hearing Harrison Ford say, he thinks it’s his job to support any film it’s complete and utter BS. This man has been nothing but a voice of hatred for his own character in a movie that has literally made him a star.
@@stacydetwiler1475 Harrison Ford isn’t a fan of the Star Wars saga. He had been asking his character to be killed off since like the Empire Strikes back. He doesn’t like to answer a bunch of questions about the movies either.
@@agent95_ Yeah, thanks Lucas (while quickly whipping the money away from him) "I dont want to play anymore" Lucas" I could've got anybody else for that part in American Graffiti anyhow, best of luck with putting up shelving)
Your editing. 10:07 You have Jessica Alba's name plastered over a scene of Clooney's Batman. 11:47 You have Shia Labeouf being credited for saying what Harrison Ford was saying *about* Shia.
Are you seriously insane Indiana Jones and the kingdom of the Crystal skull made a billion dollars at the box office, it was a record-breaker and also made more money than all the Indiana Jones movies combined, so the only thing that flop was your lie.
Thank you for writing "Joel Schumacher's," not "George Clooney's." It wasn't the acting that made Schumacher's versions in the franchise so awful, it was the scripts and the direction. In fact, I thought that Jim Carrey's Riddler was a really outstanding villain, a terrific performance that got lost in the miasma of an awful script and even worse direction.
I can imagine Roger Moore also wasn't that comfortable with being violent in "The Man with the Golden Gun" as that scene felt like it was written for a Sean Connery Bond, and not the Bond Roger Moore would develop!
You gotta give Clooney some credit. It’s been reported that he purposefully keeps a poster of himself as Batman in his office as a reminder not to take a role just for the paycheck. Who knows, had he not taken the role of Batman, would he go on to win 2 Oscars?
You are correct -- it isn't "Ex-avier University" either. Those claiming that either way is fine have been listening too long to the many, many people who mispronounce the word so often that they think it's just an alternative pronunciation. It is not. Your "Ex-ylophones" example is terrific.
@@handlenot030 What origin (or origins?) do you mean? I have consulted several dictionaries and etymology resources (online and books) and the only "alternative" pronunciation I can find is in the language of its origin, Spanish with a place-name root in Basque, of "Javier" (Hav-ee-air), but no origin that suggests pronouncing the letter "X" and then the rest of the word. Please clarify. Side note: there are "X-rays," but note the hyphen: it was the name that their discoverer, Wilhelm Röntgen -- or "Roentgen" in English, a misspelling so English speakers won't, ironically, mispronounce his name! -- gave to them because they were "unknown." The Marvel people may have gone in whole hog on the mispronunciation of the professor's name in the movies because they thought audiences were too stupid to make the connection -- he's the leader of the "X-Men," of course. Again, though, note the hyphen in the "team name," so it IS pronounced as a letter there. He, however, is Professor Xavier ("Zay-vyer').
Imagine casting prime Jessica Alba and then RADICALLY altering her appearance. I genuinely think it's a crime. If you NEED Sue to be a blonde, don't cast one of the most captivating brunettes ever. Anyone that thinks Alba is overrated or can't act should watch Dark Angel. She does over sell things at times, but it fit that character (as an angsty badass) I'm FAIRLY sure any issue with her performance would come from bad casting or bad direction (directors have have an IMMENSE impact on performance) and it is INCREDIBLY unfortunate she lost confidence over what amounts to a clueless tyrant bullying his cast.
They could have waited until another day to do the kiss with Reese and Robert. If I was Reese, I would have insisted!!! I would also ask to do it several times just to get it 'perfect'.
It is very possible that they couldn't. Scheduling, especially for additional photography, which is what they were doing, can be very difficult to line up with not just the cast but the crew and location as well.
No he did not, i was asking if you would kiss him in that case/scenario. He was all snotty, and she was disgusted. And that is the way it plays in her head.
Well, yes... I suppose you could call that a "failure". But that isn't what the video is about. It isn't called "Actors Who Regretted Being Shot to Death".
Taylor Lautner thinks his chest-bearing is possibly distracting people from noting his acting in the Twilight series of movies. *Isn't that kind of a **_plus?_* I'm not even saying he's bad... but he had nothing to work with, FFS. :-D
As an amateur actor they can look at any part of me they damn well please. To have a good physique and show it off and get paid as well! What drugs he on?
@@RoverIAC She hard up for cash or what? Didnt they pay her enough on her last movie. I dont ask for autographs for this very reason. They usually turn out to be assholes
@@Thenogomogo-zo3un It was on the set of Star Wars Ep 2. She was sitting with Hayden Christensen and some sort of bodyguard. I felt too silly to even bother asking HC.... or maybe it was because it was a picture of Yoda? (girls be like that?) 😆
False. Roger Moore was the 6th actor to play James Bond. You're forgetting the 1954 TV Bond played by Barry Nelson ans the 1958 radio Bond played by Bob Holness. Then there was Sean Connery, David Niven, and George Lazenby before we got Roger Moore.
@@docsavage8640 The title of the list is "The Movie Scenes Actors Totally Regret Filming". Radio and TV portrayals are meaningless in this list. Moore was the fourth actor to portray Bond in the movies.
They really had bad moments. Bad scenes. George Reeves was completely right to talk children about guns. I agree about Rupert and Ema.It was weird. Arnold had bad scene too. George Clooney is great Bruce Wayne.Really great.I like the line Hey Freeze! The heat is on. It's great. Level or close to Christian. Shame what they said to Jessica while filming Fantastic Four.She wanted to give herself completely for the role and they said her that.There's sexism too. Indiana Jones and Kingdom of Crystal Skull is great movies. I love it. And Sheia was great too.I agree about Jessica Brown too.Shame about Terence too.He was so excited to wotk with Natalie. Instea they just gave him paper on the wall .Bad. Shame what happened to Reese and Robert.Shame he had bas cold. But he did what he could😂Shame Burt hurt himself so much.Pretty bad.Very nasty.John tried to cheer him up. Jonny is still fantastic! He's simply cool. Great guy,even better actor. Shame Eva and Jonny didn't spent much time together on the set.Great video
Batman & Robin, the whole movie was a mistake, because it was treated as a serious movie, if only it was treated as a comedy, everyone could have had fun, but yeah, Clooney is by far the worst actor to play Batman, even if Ben Affl3eck gives him a run for his money
Ridiculous actors who imagine they are a gift to acting and should not be seen as a body of work. Acting is not an intellectual exercise. While Moore otherwise had many years playing bond before actually getting the part. Had the longest run and did save the films from being grim.
@@killum109 that is nonsense. The only time your playing is when you are making a film. Otherwise Craig is someone else or unemployed. More films is more time in character. Moore was also the saint for years 1st. Craig was more like the Fleming character.
Didnt Moore get offered the Bond part before Connery but chose to have a regular income from a TV series The Saint than an unknown quantity in just a one or three movie deal?
the superman curse , the OG reeves actually killed himself and much later Christopher Reeves was paralyzed in a horse accident and never walked again and died in a bed
batman and Robin was hands down the greatest batman movie of all time... of course it sucked, but it didn't take itself seriously...unlike the others which did...and shouldn't have.
Jessica alba is just not a good actress her death scene was just so corny she rolled her eyes to the back of her head; someone should have told her that never happens
Did you not listen to the video, or listen and just choose to ignore it? She said that she tried it quite differently (realistically), and the director, who sounds like a real jerk in this version of the story, told her to die "prettier." For all you or I know, the rolling back of her eyes was his idea. I'm not saying that her performance was worthy of an Oscar, or that "Silver Surfer" was a good movie, but let's lay that at the feet of the director, Tim Story, and not blame Jessica Alba.
Got to say it was the idea that sucked. The Mtchell-Hedges skull and story behind its discovery was found to be fake years ago. every crystal skull was found to have been made in Europe, most probably Germany in the late 19th century. even the one they had on display at the British Museum was labelled as a late 19th century fraud. Come on Stealberg and Lucas, you mean you couldn't come up with a better script, idea? or are you just so damn rich and lazy you just dont care anymore. Must be the latter because it shows. Your movies once were good. Now they just suck I mean they really suck the sweat off a dead mans balls 💀🤮🤮
Folks are too hard on the Clooney batman version. Its an enjoyable film Sure its campy and had a lot of jokes but after watching Adam West version I find it ok
Please Note: Roger Moore is the fourth actor to play James Bond, not counting Barry Nelson in the original 1954 TV adaptation of Casino Royale; and George Reeves was the first actor to play Superman in a full-length feature film, not counting Kirk Alyn in the Atom Man. Vs. Superman serials.
Fourth? Sean Connery, Peter Sellers, David Niven, Ursula Andress, Dallah Lavi, and Terrance Cooper all played 007 before Moore. 😺
Please note: When you start the James Bond count with Sean Connery, Roger Moore was the SECOND actor to play James Bond. This was on July 17th, 1964 in an episode of Mainly Millicent. If you only count the official movies, then Moore is third, not the fourth or later.
@@HariSeldon913 and Woody Allen as Jimmy Bond. In fact I think there is a whole heap of extras playing room full of James Bonds in Casino Royal (1967).
Shame on you for saying Johnny Depp has plenty of haters! He does not! In case you haven't checked, the overwhelming majority LOVE him. He stood up for all mankind against some heinous accusations and came out a winner! Many of us felt like he was going to bat for all the men who have been wrongly accused. All good wishes, Johnny!
Even if you are right about "the overwhelming majority" loving him, that doesn't mean that he doesn't have plenty of haters. The word "plenty" doesn't mean majority, nor does it mean any percentage of a group. Less than 1% of the world population could hate him, but he could still have plenty of haters. Did you know that Depp is indirectly responsible for the murder of a girl? It's true.
Ben Stiller RULES! If Tropic Thunder was the only movie he ever made, that would be enough for a lifetime. It is THE funniest movie ever put to celluloid. (Office Space is pretty close, too!) OMG, That ambush scene! and Tom Cruise as Les Grossman sent that one right over the top! The Goody Room! hahahahaha!
Tropic thunder is a masterpiece I respect RDJ and Stiller so much for their roles... I'm in awe🎉🎉❤❤❤
*THE* funniest? Come on, Hot Fuzz exists.
George Reeves wasn't the first actor to portray Superman. The first actor was Bud Collyer who voiced the Man of the Steel on the radio from 1940 - 1951. Collyer also voiced the character in the 1941 animated shorts produced by Max Fleischer; and would later voice the character again in the 1960s Superman/Batman cartoons produced by Filmation. The first actor to portray the DC Comics character in live-action was Kirk Alyn for the film serials SUPERMAN (1948) and ATOM MAN vs. SUPERMAN (1950). Actor, George Reeves would take over the role for the live-action film SUPERMAN AND THE MOLE MEN (1951). Reeves would continued to portray the character the following year on TV in "The Adventures of Superman" for five seasons, making him the first actor to portray Superman on television; as well as the first to portray the character in both film and television.
Okay. Yay for you.
Oh, so you have access to Wikipedia. Wow.
Your first two repliers have an ugly sense of sarcasm and a bad lack of gratitude. Thanks for doing the legwork for the rest of us.
His untimely death was a bit suspect.
He did have a cameo on From Here to Eternity but everybody just was so nonplussed " What's Superman doing here?"
Cool video 🎉 thanks ❤️
15:42 Looper confirmed to be Amber Heard stans!
in my opinion, George Clooney, although not a great Batman, was a very good Bruce Wayne
See, I always thought the same thing. If they were two different people, he'd be perfect as the billionaire playboy.
That might be one reason he agreed to reappear specifically as Bruce and not Batman.
I don’t think he was the fault of the terrible writing and directing in that movie.
Hard to make a bad script with cheesy dialog work even if you're a good actor.
But yes, he did make a good Bruce Wayne
@@billybollockhead5628yh same with me, I agree, reasons for that it was because to me the Writing for Batman & Robin was Spot-On, especially for this Batman, cause h actually Elevated the Character of not just Bruce, even though despite he Plays a perfect Bruce, but as Batman, to where he Captures Batman’s Moments to where he can Relate to the Villain in the Emotional Harness to where he has seen the Worst in people and George does that so well not just as Bruce with the Young Bruce Flashes, but with Batman as I said and he always will be my Batman and always will, and shouldn’t definitely get the Hate as it does, I say it’s just like the same as Spider-Man 3 it’s one of those Mistunderstanded Masterpieces, but even though ‘I Wouldn’t Call That Project’ a Masterpiece I still say it ‘Doesn’t Deserve Hate As What It Does’ and it always will be a ‘10.5/10:GOAT’ to me.
Watching Lautner and LaBeef made me think of Zack Galifianakis' question to Brad Pitt. "Do you feel that people focus to much on your looks and ignore the fact you're...just a shitty actor?"
Between two ferns?
@@lidge1994 Yes, indeed!
I would reckon that Maria Schneider really regrets playing in 'Last Tango in Paris'. “I was so angry,” she said. “Marlon Brando said to me, ‘Maria, don’t worry, it’s just a movie,’ but during the rape scene, even though what Marlon was doing wasn’t real, I was crying real tears."
That film permanently damaged her film career.
In the last video clip, is Eva Mendez screwing a suppressor onto a revolver (while she fingers the trigger)?
There's a Russian revolver model that can have a suppressor put on it and be effective, but that's the only one I know of.
Nice video thumbnail Looper. I see the guy who handles them is a man of culture too.
Hearing Harrison Ford say, he thinks it’s his job to support any film it’s complete and utter BS. This man has been nothing but a voice of hatred for his own character in a movie that has literally made him a star.
What are you talking about? What movie?
( And I've never even seen any of the Star Wars or Indiana Jones movies )
@@stacydetwiler1475 Harrison Ford isn’t a fan of the Star Wars saga. He had been asking his character to be killed off since like the Empire Strikes back. He doesn’t like to answer a bunch of questions about the movies either.
@@agent95_ Yeah, thanks Lucas (while quickly whipping the money away from him) "I dont want to play anymore"
Lucas" I could've got anybody else for that part in American Graffiti anyhow, best of luck with putting up shelving)
Nobody returned their cheque.....
Amber will not be Heard!
Which of these scenes do you think is the worst?
Your editing. 10:07 You have Jessica Alba's name plastered over a scene of Clooney's Batman. 11:47 You have Shia Labeouf being credited for saying what Harrison Ford was saying *about* Shia.
Are you seriously insane Indiana Jones and the kingdom of the Crystal skull made a billion dollars at the box office, it was a record-breaker and also made more money than all the Indiana Jones movies combined, so the only thing that flop was your lie.
I mean if you can't even get Depp right... How the hell could we take anything else seriously?
4:55 - I wonder if there will be a remake of "Hercules in New York"?
9:12 - Joel Schumacher's "Batman and Robin" was a franchise killer.
Thank you for writing "Joel Schumacher's," not "George Clooney's." It wasn't the acting that made Schumacher's versions in the franchise so awful, it was the scripts and the direction. In fact, I thought that Jim Carrey's Riddler was a really outstanding villain, a terrific performance that got lost in the miasma of an awful script and even worse direction.
After that trial who in their right mind could hate johny depp?
People who (still) simp for Amber Turd.
Shit the bed!
Delusional women who still "stand with Amber" no matter what.
Scrolled down to add a comment that you already had. So ditto.
Me
George Reeves was not the first cinema actor to portray Superman. Kirk Alyn was.
Alba has never been hired for talent.
So the one time she actually nails an acting assignment and the director clips her for it?
@@davidanderson_surrey_bc Only time she nailed an acting was when she played the walking dictionary or whatever that movie was called
I can imagine Roger Moore also wasn't that comfortable with being violent in "The Man with the Golden Gun" as that scene felt like it was written for a Sean Connery Bond, and not the Bond Roger Moore would develop!
You gotta give Clooney some credit. It’s been reported that he purposefully keeps a poster of himself as Batman in his office as a reminder not to take a role just for the paycheck. Who knows, had he not taken the role of Batman, would he go on to win 2 Oscars?
As long as the checks keep coming in I imagine none of them regrets these scenes all that much
Tim Robbins is not wrong about Howard the Duck. I think he pretty much nailed why it didn't work.
I think that duck isn't at all cute...he was totally creepy!
@@cyndiebirkner704 no no look past his behavior, and look at the eyes. they gave him doll eyes. and smooth features.
Mutt Williams was the only promising thing from any of the new Indy Jones efforts.
1:22 - Xavier is pronounced "Xavier" NOT "Ex-Avier", after all one talks about Xylophones not Ex-ylophones.
You are correct -- it isn't "Ex-avier University" either. Those claiming that either way is fine have been listening too long to the many, many people who mispronounce the word so often that they think it's just an alternative pronunciation. It is not. Your "Ex-ylophones" example is terrific.
@@handlenot030 What origin (or origins?) do you mean? I have consulted several dictionaries and etymology resources (online and books) and the only "alternative" pronunciation I can find is in the language of its origin, Spanish with a place-name root in Basque, of "Javier" (Hav-ee-air), but no origin that suggests pronouncing the letter "X" and then the rest of the word. Please clarify.
Side note: there are "X-rays," but note the hyphen: it was the name that their discoverer, Wilhelm Röntgen -- or "Roentgen" in English, a misspelling so English speakers won't, ironically, mispronounce his name! -- gave to them because they were "unknown." The Marvel people may have gone in whole hog on the mispronunciation of the professor's name in the movies because they thought audiences were too stupid to make the connection -- he's the leader of the "X-Men," of course. Again, though, note the hyphen in the "team name," so it IS pronounced as a letter there. He, however, is Professor Xavier ("Zay-vyer').
@@richardcanedo1614 Exerox that and get it to me in the morning.
Hercules in New York is up there with The Toxic Avenger as a bona-fida cult classic by this stage. I've had it on DVD for many years.
Imagine casting prime Jessica Alba and then RADICALLY altering her appearance.
I genuinely think it's a crime.
If you NEED Sue to be a blonde, don't cast one of the most captivating brunettes ever.
Anyone that thinks Alba is overrated or can't act should watch Dark Angel.
She does over sell things at times, but it fit that character (as an angsty badass)
I'm FAIRLY sure any issue with her performance would come from bad casting or bad direction (directors have have an IMMENSE impact on performance) and it is INCREDIBLY unfortunate she lost confidence over what amounts to a clueless tyrant bullying his cast.
I think Ned Beatty has more regrets about Deliverance than Burt
Dakota Johnson, the entire Madame Web movie
so there are many actors regret their scenes😳
Pretty much
ALL of them have scenes they regret. No one bats 1.000%
George Reeves is not the first actor to play Superman in live action.
They could have waited until another day to do the kiss with Reese and Robert. If I was Reese, I would have insisted!!! I would also ask to do it several times just to get it 'perfect'.
It is very possible that they couldn't. Scheduling, especially for additional photography, which is what they were doing, can be very difficult to line up with not just the cast but the crew and location as well.
I would never kiss a man. But i can tell you this, if i ever kissed a woman and thought it was just... ughhhh... i would never try her again.
Would you kiss him after he got drunk and spewed in your mouth? You can always come back and try it after he had his teeth brushed.
@@GamingwithStilez Do you think he really vomited? I think this is a movie and not a home video. LOL
No he did not, i was asking if you would kiss him in that case/scenario. He was all snotty, and she was disgusted. And that is the way it plays in her head.
What will Matt groneing do next after disenchantment
Your mother.
Count his money? I know that’s what I’d do
the bert renolds part made me laugh
You fail to mention george reeves actually died from a gunshot.
Well, yes... I suppose you could call that a "failure". But that isn't what the video is about. It isn't called "Actors Who Regretted Being Shot to Death".
Of all thing "superman" could warn people of guns turns out to be the least important in saving his life.
11:02 "before becoming a controversial adult... shia labeouf..." He Will Not Divide Us.
Who's hating on Johnny.... NOT ME❤❤❤❤😊😢 🎉🎉🎉
Hardly think folks are down on Depp - more likely now that we know the truth it's Heard that shit the bed. Literally.
Taylor Lautner thinks his chest-bearing is possibly distracting people from noting his acting in the Twilight series of movies. *Isn't that kind of a **_plus?_* I'm not even saying he's bad... but he had nothing to work with, FFS. :-D
So Lautner gets ripped and reads the script. And THEN he complains about having to take off his shirt? Poor guy crying... all the way to the bank.
As an amateur actor they can look at any part of me they damn well please. To have a good physique and show it off and get paid as well! What drugs he on?
13:29 I met Natalie Portman once. Terrance Stamp was lucky.
Why? Is she awful?
@@hedition9346 She refused to give me an autograph unless I gave her money.
@@RoverIACI see.
@@RoverIAC She hard up for cash or what? Didnt they pay her enough on her last movie.
I dont ask for autographs for this very reason. They usually turn out to be assholes
@@Thenogomogo-zo3un It was on the set of Star Wars Ep 2. She was sitting with Hayden Christensen and some sort of bodyguard. I felt too silly to even bother asking HC.... or maybe it was because it was a picture of Yoda? (girls be like that?) 😆
George doesn't regret the 20 million payday.
Grace Jones was a bond girl? Who the f signed off on that one? She looks like Chris Tucker in fifth element just more manly.
Cruel bastards getting Jones to play opposite one of the nicest guys on and off screen
Moore was the fourth actor to play bond, not the third.
False. Roger Moore was the 6th actor to play James Bond. You're forgetting the 1954 TV Bond played by Barry Nelson ans the 1958 radio Bond played by Bob Holness. Then there was Sean Connery, David Niven, and George Lazenby before we got Roger Moore.
@@docsavage8640 The title of the list is "The Movie Scenes Actors Totally Regret Filming". Radio and TV portrayals are meaningless in this list. Moore was the fourth actor to portray Bond in the movies.
They really had bad moments. Bad scenes. George Reeves was completely right to talk children about guns. I agree about Rupert and Ema.It was weird. Arnold had bad scene too. George Clooney is great Bruce Wayne.Really great.I like the line Hey Freeze! The heat is on. It's great. Level or close to Christian. Shame what they said to Jessica while filming Fantastic Four.She wanted to give herself completely for the role and they said her that.There's sexism too. Indiana Jones and Kingdom of Crystal Skull is great movies. I love it. And Sheia was great too.I agree about Jessica Brown too.Shame about Terence too.He was so excited to wotk with Natalie. Instea they just gave him paper on the wall .Bad. Shame what happened to Reese and Robert.Shame he had bas cold. But he did what he could😂Shame Burt hurt himself so much.Pretty bad.Very nasty.John tried to cheer him up. Jonny is still fantastic! He's simply cool. Great guy,even better actor. Shame Eva and Jonny didn't spent much time together on the set.Great video
Johnny Depp was cleared. His haters had to eat Crow, No not Russell.
Yet Shia was right XD even South Park made a joke about that movie....
Is this another nude-related list with the word “nude” strategically omitted?
Batman & Robin, the whole movie was a mistake, because it was treated as a serious movie, if only it was treated as a comedy, everyone could have had fun, but yeah, Clooney is by far the worst actor to play Batman, even if Ben Affl3eck gives him a run for his money
TBF the Batman movie Clooney was in was total shit. Nothing but trash from the start.
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female gaze anyone??
Damn, Johnny Depp. You could have had Eva Mendes but you went with Amber Heard instead. I guess you turned out to be the Mexican't
He wanted Hot young blonde
@@corymiller536 out of all he could've had, he picked her? like its not as if he has to go out and look for them, they'll come to him
@@Thenogomogo-zo3un Amber heard way hotter than eva mendes, infact eva mendes ain't hot at all she's like a regular latina woman
Ridiculous actors who imagine they are a gift to acting and should not be seen as a body of work. Acting is not an intellectual exercise. While Moore otherwise had many years playing bond before actually getting the part. Had the longest run and did save the films from being grim.
Daniel Craig has played James Bond for the longest period of time. Moore has made more movies them Craig.
@@killum109 that is nonsense. The only time your playing is when you are making a film. Otherwise Craig is someone else or unemployed. More films is more time in character. Moore was also the saint for years 1st. Craig was more like the Fleming character.
Didnt Moore get offered the Bond part before Connery but chose to have a regular income from a TV series The Saint than an unknown quantity in just a one or three movie deal?
@@Thenogomogo-zo3un Cary grant was offered before Connery, but turned it down.
I blame AVI ARAD for the failure of the 2005s FANTASTIC FOUR
who hates Johnny Depp? Apart from maybe Amber Heard most people still like the guy.
People who think they have to defend victims still hate him, whereas actual victims love him for shining a light on how predators behave.
the superman curse , the OG reeves actually killed himself and much later Christopher Reeves was paralyzed in a horse accident and never walked again and died in a bed
batman and Robin was hands down the greatest batman movie of all time...
of course it sucked, but it didn't take itself seriously...unlike the others which did...and shouldn't have.
No thumbs up for you just yet, I'm afraid.
Jessica alba is just not a good actress her death scene was just so corny she rolled her eyes to the back of her head; someone should have told her that never happens
Did you not listen to the video, or listen and just choose to ignore it? She said that she tried it quite differently (realistically), and the director, who sounds like a real jerk in this version of the story, told her to die "prettier." For all you or I know, the rolling back of her eyes was his idea. I'm not saying that her performance was worthy of an Oscar, or that "Silver Surfer" was a good movie, but let's lay that at the feet of the director, Tim Story, and not blame Jessica Alba.
I don't remember her death scene at all. Could this be a Mandela Effect moment for me...
Shia LaBeouf is way too hard on himself for thinking he didn't make Crystal Skull work.
Got to say it was the idea that sucked. The Mtchell-Hedges skull and story behind its discovery was found to be fake years ago. every crystal skull was found to have been made in Europe, most probably Germany in the late 19th century. even the one they had on display at the British Museum was labelled as a late 19th century fraud.
Come on Stealberg and Lucas, you mean you couldn't come up with a better script, idea? or are you just so damn rich and lazy you just dont care anymore.
Must be the latter because it shows. Your movies once were good. Now they just suck I mean they really suck the sweat off a dead mans balls 💀🤮🤮
Folks are too hard on the Clooney batman version. Its an enjoyable film
Sure its campy and had a lot of jokes but after watching Adam West version I find it ok