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The Wizard of Oz . . . the poisonous makeup, setting fire to the Wicked Witch for real, producers getting Judy Garland hooked on drugs so they could film 18 hours a day, oh, and the snow in the poppy fields? That was asbestos.
That took place before that movie. Research. Show don't tell. You must believe everything Hollywood says and what you read. All Media is a social control. Programming. I mean, entertainment. I envy your superficiality.
If you watch the original that hasn't been CGI, after the scene where the witch sets scarecrow on fire, when they skip away you see a little person hang themself and then was swinging in the background. I couldn't believe they took it out! That's just proof that it was real.
Totally. I think she also got a bad rap for being difficult, without anyone really having any idea how bad it was just trying to live. The neighbors, too. Astoria is built on hills, with narrow, twisty streets and inadequate parking.
"Fans" often have a difficult time separating fact from fiction. Ask any well known actor about the fans that show up and call them by their character name and refuse to acknowledge that a character and the real person are two different things. It's wild. People want to be where those films were made and some think movies are so real because they've seen a film 40 times and can quote lines. Since it's on film, they think they have a right to just barge on in.
So Donahue, the actress from Blair Witch is trying to separate herself from the role, which she shares the same name of her character, because of harassment. And then you go and casually mention her new name. That was in extremely poor taste.
Not just on set. Did you see recently there was a case of accidental death at their park. The tried to use the fact that she had a Disney+ membership as a reason they weren't liable. Because they had some fine print about no lawsuits against disney.
Must be a bot! She always spoke highly of working w him. It wasn't until she was in poverty and suffering from health issues she said whatever to get a check.
Ahmed Best didn't deserve to be personally attacked for choices that were equally decided by George Lucas and himself, in fact even Natalie Portman's "deadpan performance" as Queen Amidala and Hayden Christensen's "laughable dialogue deliveries" were largely the product of what Lucas wanted from them...plain and simple; however, this notion of personal attacks, threats, or racial slurs directly sent to persons over a film performance is wholly insane in ANY setting!
Susan Cabot, the main actress in a cheesy 1959 horror film called The Wasp Woman had her face permanently, scarred due to pyrotechnics gone wrong, and the glue for the practical effects causing permanent burn scars on her face. She never acted in another movie again and eventually she was murdered in her sleep by her son who was suffering from some mental disabilities and dwarfism.
Rose Mcgowan who came out in Scream and Charmed, was going to play her in a movie based about her life. Titled Black Oasis. It never came to fruition though.
Oh and the filming for Roar went on for like a decade!! You should check out the RUclips channel GoodBadFlicks video about the production of Roar - absolutely, completely fascinating!! I love that channel for how much work he puts into the background research of how films get made.
The War Games one was kind of stupid. The connection between the movie and the tragedy of Aaron Swartz is tenuous at best. The movie might have been a early movie about computer hacking, but it wasn't the reason that law was created. Actual computer hacking was the reason. Seriously, do they actually think a law would be created just because a movie came out showing computer hacking, if there wasn't actual hacking going on? That's ridiculous.
He committed crimes. Maybe, maybe the punishment was severe for the crime but then don't do it in the first place. There's a couple of other criminals in the list too who had their "lives ruined". Meh.
I worked in the California wine industry for most of my life and was selling when Sideways came out. It actually destroyed Merlot, the investment in Merlot vineyards was immense and just becoming mature enough to really yield. About a year later there where piles of 5-6 year old Merlot vines pulled up and stacked on the side of the road. It was tragic. Plus nobody got the Easter egg put in for us real wine folk... It proved they were total hypocrites, and posers. Hint: last scene.
I can’t believe wizard of Oz and poltergeist aren’t on here. Multiple people were hospitalized while filming wizard, and the poltergeist set was cursed!
You had A Clockwork Orange on here. but what about Stanley Kubrick's other movie that ruined a life. The Shining. that movie ruined Shelley Duvalls life.
It's funny, Steven Spielberg was friends and had to take over to AI artificial intelligence since Stanley was deadly sick and died,and that for directors (more than just Stanley,David Russell Alfred Hitchcock) they got away with it.
hedron had no choice but to “reunite” with Hitchcock for Marnie. She had a contract with him and because she refused to work with him again, she couldn’t work with anyone else for a while.
Hitchcock did suggest that actors be treated like cattle. And the studios had actors/actresses in a state of indentured servitude. Sometimes well paid servitude perhaps.
You wouldn’t be the first to tell him. But the majority of feedback he got from Star Wars fans was hateful. They’re still a pretty toxic and immature lot, unfortunately. Best and Lloyd were bullied to extreme depression by “true fans”. They do the same thing to the actors in the sequels and all disney SW stuff. They have zero self awareness. It’s the most pathetic fandom. In 20 years they’ll all pretend they never hated the sequels, like they pretend that the prequels weren’t hated upon release.
I hate to say this but you are so wrong about Natural Born Killers and the Columbine shooting. First and foremost they was blaming everything on the planet about it, and we may never know why they did it, besides them being bullied. Second there was nothing like what happened in the movie that was anything like that.
@@roxannemoser NBK is an idiotic movie anyway. It keeps trying to perpetuate this prevailing myth that the amount of television that the main characters were watching is what made them so violent. But it actually has one thing in common with the movie "Wild at Heart." It shows a flashback to Juliette Lewis's character in her early teenage years being molested by a "funny uncle," and the term "funny uncle" is being used in two ways. In NBK, that uncle was played by Rodney Dangerfield. In "Wild at Heart" it was Marvin Kaplan who diddled Laura Dern.
17:00 Orson Welles helped ruined his own career by being insufferable to work with. 'Citizen Kane' had only a minor part in his ruination; his own difficulty on set left him a pariah in the movie community. No one wanted to work with him and he ended up making commercials for wine on network TV.
John Hinckley Jr is free and has a RUclips channel. I don't know how I feel about that. Part of me has seen the change. Another part says he hasn't paid for James Brady.
Are any Person of Interest fans present? Jim did pretty well in his role. Arguably one if the best shows that demonstrates the power of AI both good and bad. Highly recommend!
Not really, if you take into account the Shroud of Turin, believed for many centuries to be the sheet that wrapped the body of Jesus. By Nasa scientific finds, it is a 3D map of the body of a man, that only the technology of the 21th century could read and now have been replicated into a statue by a computerized replicator machine. It replicated more than 600 flesh wounds, some exposing bone. Considering the wip that the Romans used at the time, it all lines up. Look for the latest tests being done on the Shroud, on youTube. Maybe the movie was just a potrait of the event based on that. Jesus left a selfie of himself for you and me.
There's a reason why they don't. If oscars were given out to stunt performers, then it would give a huge incentive for stunt performers to do more and more dangerous stunts, which would lead to more deaths.
This is a great idea, and it would not lead to more deaths if safety were still prioritized. That's like saying Leonardo needed to really wrestle a live grizzly or he doesn't deserve his Oscar. It's all movie magic! We should reward the performances of all involved.
No, video games don't cause that. Things like lack of being properly parented, mental illness, mistreatment, and a million other difficult things, (and religion, desire for fame or fortune) so it's just easier to blame video games, duh. Seriously, if we came out and said the real reasons people commit heinous crimes, there would be outrage because society doesn't really want to better itself.
I prefer to blame poor parenting, single parenting, childhood trauma from abuse, neglect, etc. The notion you bring up has been debunked so many times you sound like an old lady who's been under a rock.
Zero sympathy for when fans buy a house/property because was in a movie or show, then complain about other fans. You bought the house because it was in Goonies, you ruined your own life, not the movie.
Listening to John Wayne doing Genghis Khan is absolutely laughable! Whoever did the casting for that movie should have been blacklisted from Hollywood! 🤣🤣🤣
Why hasn't anybody bought that Amityville house and turned it into a bed and breakfast, or started to rent it as an airbnb? You all knew what house it was when you bought it, don't suffer because of that, use it to make money because it certainly would. 🙄
One of the shooters played the game, and built some mod of the school on the game . It then became part of the " video games cause violence' shit media was fearmongering. The game wasn't the reason,it was a lot other things going on socially with the shooters and their own mental issues
Crime has always been blamed on everything from penny dreadfuls, comic books, movies, video games, television, etc.… It's always somebody else's fault. Some people are just plain mean. I think some people just want to find a common cause for evil, when there isn't one.
Every film got an explanation of its impact, except for the final one. You couldn't have given more than 20 seconds to explain the impact of that film on racism in America?
I don’t remember the name of the actress at the top of my head, but I know for a fact that the actress that played the initial, I guess you could say “shower victim“ in the Alfred Hitchcock film psycho apparently suffered greatly following the filming of this scene Where her character was murdered. Allegedly the sequence left such an indelible mark on her that for the rest of her life, she would not shower with her shower curtain drawn she would only shower with it open and with the door securely locked. And I guess you could say well it didn’t really “ruin her life“ I’m surprised that Jody Foster isn’t on this list. Because we have to remember that John Hinckley attempted to assassinate President Reagan in a hope to impress Jodie Foster. So indirectly one could say that , she played part in that event. And she has apparently had to live with this ever since and I know that whenever somebody wants to bring that up, she gets very defensive. And it’s not a specific film that kind of ruined his life. I guess you could say that Stephen Seagal basically probably ruined much of his life in terms of his films as well granted this is less to do with his actual films and more with his continued association with Vladimir Putin. Which as we know is public enemy number one right now.
26:57 and Disney chose Zegler to fill these shoes?! Maybe she’d have a lil more respect for the roll if she knew what Adriana Caselotti went through, and how iconic her voice truly was. She was truly “the fairest one of all”, and Zegler put this movie 6ft deep before it even hit “the big screen” - such a tragedy for being disneys first film (along with steamboat Willy ) to be tarnished this way
@14:17 A note about the aftermath of the cast and crew from "The Conqueror", blaming their deaths on downwind exposure to fallout from nuclear tests isn't as real as many thought. It turns out that in looking for deaths that could've been caused by radioactive materials, there's not a conclusive link between them. The number of cast and crew who were diagnosed with cancer wasn't above the national average. Furthermore, John Wayne was a chain smoker so his lung cancer was easily linked to that habit of his. Kyle Hill devoted an entire video exploring the claims, the evidence, and aftermath of the controversy that came about. I highly recommend checking it out.
Ahmed Best’s performance as Jar Jar Binks, while less divisive today compared to the Prequel Trilogy hatred era, should’ve been perceived as the integral comic relief role _The Phantom Menace_ needed back then, but seeing him return to play Kalorun Beck in _The Mandalorian_ was grand and heroic.
I wish The Blind Side had stuck to Oher's real story, I'll bet that was inspiring enough on its own. I'm surprised the movie didn't require his permission and involvement, since it centered on his life.
How did Heath Ledger not get on the list during his role of the Joker in The Dark Knight? His performance was so dedicated to that it made him go insane. He died even before the movie was released.
Sounds like an urban legend to cover up the fact that he was a drug addict. Tons of actors and actresses (and way more average people) were dying then from opioids. Fentanyl is now even worse.
It's terrible across the board with small exceptions for the psycho-kid and airplane sequences and even then just barely. I saw it opening weekend when I was 16 and have only watched it one time since then.
Thanks for including Aaron Swartz. He never should have been charged with any crimes. He already had access to the academic articles he allegedly "stole". He just wanted to be able to download them faster. This was such an abuse of the justice system to vilify and make an example out of someone in hopes of deterring real hackers, and to try to bolster the prosecutors' careers. Aaron Swartz was an Internet pioneer. The world is lessened without Aaron Swartz. We need more people like Aaron Swartz and far fewer corrupt prosecutors.
With Taxi Driver I knew of the incident not the person being injured, I knew of the Tippi Hendren thing, Roar also, The Amityville Horror case, Sideways thing I knew of thanks to WatchMojo again, I knew of the Goonies house thing too, the same applies to the Deliverance thing, Natural Born Killers, Erin Brockovich maybe, I certainly knew about The Phantom Menace, Dog Day Afternoon as well, A Clockwork Orange maybe also, As with Citizen Kane, but The Crow and The Twilight Zone Movie they are the biggies. 1st one I might have known because of Watchmojo.
Jane March! You have forgotten Jane March. The film The Lover damage her. Director Jean-Jacques Annaud falsely implied the sex scene was real to boost publicity for the film, thus the sex-crazed English tabloid press trumpeted the rumor on its front pages for days, making life so miserable for March and her family that she got physically sick and had a nervous breakdown. March then fled to the Seychelles to escape. Annaud later stated the sex was not real, "At first I was flattered people believed [the sex]. But after that... I stopped doing press in Britain. Of course they didn't have sex.
Why did John Wayne take the role of Genghis Khan? He literally was famous before that for a cowboy actor he didn't need it. Also 8ts suor offensive to the history of mongols and to history itself for getting a white guy with a thick southern accent to play a Mongolian emperor
Isabelle Adjani was so invested in her intense performance for "Possession" (1982) that she had to undergo nine months of therapy to recover from it. And it's well-known that Shelley Duvall had to endure a great deal of trauma at the hands of Stanley Kubrick during the filming of "The Shining" (1980). Both of these actresses continued to work after their experiences with these particular films, so I wouldn't say their lives were ruined. Still, it can't be said that their remarkable performances were achieved without real sacrifices.
The hostage crisis at B’nai Brith was not about a movie. It was about the sectarian divide between two Muslim groups in Washington, and the Islamophobia that continues to this day
@@linda10989 I haven't actually seen the movie, primarily because almost everyone seems to pan it. I wonder how much profit it even made with such a bad rep. Of course, even flops can become cult classics down the line, so… you never know. .🎥💵
@@gregm7969 Well, it surely wasn't a flop as it grossed $250 million (over 1000x its budget) and was the most successful independent movie of all time at that point. One of the biggest box-office hits of the year.
@@petrilampela bcuz of marketing, watching tht movie or releasing in the google era would take the 250 Million to 0 bcuz it's not a good movie just had great marketing
@@surrealistgirlx I understand the historical significance of the film from the cinematic perspective, but I believe it should be more of an "honorable mention" NOT a required viewing. 😏Oh, and I passed the class with an "A" if my memory serves me correctly.
When movies become 'real history', instead of beeing seen as the artful personal interpretation of the movie maker, based on a event, reality is distorted. It is very much like the Hollywood movies/propaganda about the WWII in Europe, in which the Americans are portrait as liberators and 'good guys', and is so far from the truth. The stories of terror about the trail of destruction left by those 'liberators', are still being repeated to the descendants of those who suffer it, in Italy, France, Belgium and Germany. Now the real history is coming out and a lot of people are getting 'offended' by the revelations. Stop believing in movies, they have a nefarious agenda of manipulation and distortion.
I mean, if I had to deal with some intrusion and the worst thing that happens in 20 years is someone stealing my wallpaper, and I end up with $1.65 million, sign me up!
Surprising that you failed to mention that John Wayne himself died of stomach cancer, thought by many (though admittedly, not all) to be a result of his participation in the movie, The Conqueror (1956). That's rather a significant omission in my opinion.
The goonies lady doesn't belong on this list, if u were fanned out enough to buy the house, tf u thought....u were living in a tourust attraction, she thought she was the only super fan
When Tippi Hedren rejected Hitchcock's advances (which was understandable, as she played in a completely different league), he took revenge on her in a rather nasty way. He stopped making movies with her, but didn't release her from the contract she had with him either. This put Hedren's career on hold for a long time.
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I feel so sad for Ahmed Best I'm so glad his life has finally changed for the best 🥹
I caught my brother with his belt unbuckled and he was putting white stuff into my Goldfish's tank. My Goldfish is having babies now.
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The Wizard of Oz . . . the poisonous makeup, setting fire to the Wicked Witch for real, producers getting Judy Garland hooked on drugs so they could film 18 hours a day, oh, and the snow in the poppy fields? That was asbestos.
That took place before that movie. Research. Show don't tell. You must believe everything Hollywood says and what you read. All Media is a social control. Programming. I mean, entertainment. I envy your superficiality.
If you watch the original that hasn't been CGI, after the scene where the witch sets scarecrow on fire, when they skip away you see a little person hang themself and then was swinging in the background. I couldn't believe they took it out! That's just proof that it was real.
@@joedirt3970 That's a bullshit myth that has been debunked MANY times.
I don't understand movie nerds , showing up at a strangers home in Oregon and expecting a warm welcome.
@@shabadoo24 u understand buying a tourist attraction to live in? Ur as dumb as them
I've always marveled at people in the past taking souveniers from murder victims and executions. It seems people haven't changed much.
Seriously,what kind of person bothers people just because they live in a famous house?
Totally. I think she also got a bad rap for being difficult, without anyone really having any idea how bad it was just trying to live. The neighbors, too. Astoria is built on hills, with narrow, twisty streets and inadequate parking.
"Fans" often have a difficult time separating fact from fiction. Ask any well known actor about the fans that show up and call them by their character name and refuse to acknowledge that a character and the real person are two different things. It's wild. People want to be where those films were made and some think movies are so real because they've seen a film 40 times and can quote lines. Since it's on film, they think they have a right to just barge on in.
So Donahue, the actress from Blair Witch is trying to separate herself from the role, which she shares the same name of her character, because of harassment. And then you go and casually mention her new name. That was in extremely poor taste.
Comedy gold 🥇
People recognise celebrities from their faces, not their names. Her name being mentioned here will do very little to absolutely nothing.
@@metalgrinch so true
What are the odds that the weirdos mentioned in this vid would do what they did? Pretty slim, but yet, here we are.
@@metalgrinch Not true when u got the internet
Wow the Snow White story is wild. Disney seems to be a terrible company from the onset.
They are there just as bad as nickelodeon
Disney is one of the worst corporations in the planet. Is the perfect example of corporations greed.
I feel sorry for her as well.
Not just on set. Did you see recently there was a case of accidental death at their park. The tried to use the fact that she had a Disney+ membership as a reason they weren't liable. Because they had some fine print about no lawsuits against disney.
@@adeep187 true. The examples are almost infinite.
Shelly Duvall in 'The Shining'. Poor woman was never the same afterwards.
Must be a bot! She always spoke highly of working w him. It wasn't until she was in poverty and suffering from health issues she said whatever to get a check.
@@cookieanddabutt2843 Kurbrik tortured her so much, her fucking hair was falling out!
He destroyed her.
@@cookieanddabutt2843No she doesn't. Where have you been. Even Nicholson says he was unfairly hard on her.
Ahmed Best didn't deserve to be personally attacked for choices that were equally decided by George Lucas and himself, in fact even Natalie Portman's "deadpan performance" as Queen Amidala and Hayden Christensen's "laughable dialogue deliveries" were largely the product of what Lucas wanted from them...plain and simple; however, this notion of personal attacks, threats, or racial slurs directly sent to persons over a film performance is wholly insane in ANY setting!
And most of it was delivered by the media.
The Exorcist ruined Linda Blair's career
Linda Blair ruined Linda Blair's career. My son met her in NYC and she grabbed his @$$. She's still loose.
Linda Blair was on Supernatural so I don’t see the problem
@@rustygribbler1380 what I meant was mainstream movies and her being able to win awards again like a Golden Globe or an Oscar
@@damianlatimer2290 it was another movie that ruined her career.
@@Zacman1123 I was going by what the TV and the media said
Susan Cabot, the main actress in a cheesy 1959 horror film called The Wasp Woman had her face permanently, scarred due to pyrotechnics gone wrong, and the glue for the practical effects causing permanent burn scars on her face.
She never acted in another movie again and eventually she was murdered in her sleep by her son who was suffering from some mental disabilities and dwarfism.
Rose Mcgowan who came out in Scream and Charmed, was going to play her in a movie based about her life. Titled Black Oasis. It never came to fruition though.
@@JessePerez-vr7nn I would’ve actually liked to have seen that. It’s funny you mentioned Rose, considering I’m a humongous fan of the scream movies
@@THANATOS-PRIME so am I! Can't wait for the new one, especially since Neve Campbell is coming back.
I just read about her, and evidently she also suffered from some kind of mental disorder herself, and she attacked him first.
My god
It really sucks when people blame the actors for how the movie turns out.
I caught my brother with his belt unbuckled and he was putting white stuff into my Goldfish's tank. My Goldfish is having babies now. 🙁
@@imtyler99yearsago90 Wth is wrong with you?
@@CandiceVidito he did that in the pinned comment. It's s troll
@@Reaperguy67 My deepest condolences
@@Reaperguy67 My brother did do that 🙁
Jim Caviezel has never said it ruined his life, and he has said he never regretted it.
Why am I not shocked that Disney ruined Snow Whites career?!? So upsetting
Birth of a Nation still haunts us to this day.
For roar what nincompoop thought using that many untrained animals was a good idea?
There was a LOT of cocaine going around at the time...
One of the stupidest ideas ever put to cellulite.
@@stevencooke6451 I think you mean celluloid. 😄 But… yeah. Big cats don't exactly play the same way as little cats! 🦁😺
Thats not even near as bad as being cast/crew and staying on after the first (let alone dozens) of attacks!!! 🤦🏽♀️
Oh and the filming for Roar went on for like a decade!! You should check out the RUclips channel GoodBadFlicks video about the production of Roar - absolutely, completely fascinating!! I love that channel for how much work he puts into the background research of how films get made.
The War Games one was kind of stupid. The connection between the movie and the tragedy of Aaron Swartz is tenuous at best. The movie might have been a early movie about computer hacking, but it wasn't the reason that law was created. Actual computer hacking was the reason. Seriously, do they actually think a law would be created just because a movie came out showing computer hacking, if there wasn't actual hacking going on? That's ridiculous.
He committed crimes. Maybe, maybe the punishment was severe for the crime but then don't do it in the first place. There's a couple of other criminals in the list too who had their "lives ruined". Meh.
I think the Merlot growers probably took a bigger hit when I decided to quit drinking and get sober :)
I worked in the California wine industry for most of my life and was selling when Sideways came out. It actually destroyed Merlot, the investment in Merlot vineyards was immense and just becoming mature enough to really yield. About a year later there where piles of 5-6 year old Merlot vines pulled up and stacked on the side of the road. It was tragic.
Plus nobody got the Easter egg put in for us real wine folk... It proved they were total hypocrites, and posers.
Hint: last scene.
I can’t believe wizard of Oz and poltergeist aren’t on here. Multiple people were hospitalized while filming wizard, and the poltergeist set was cursed!
Not to mention that execs for Wizard of Oz got Judy Garland hooked on drugs!
They're lives weren't ruined. Neither were these people. Reading is fundamental.
You had A Clockwork Orange on here. but what about Stanley Kubrick's other movie that ruined a life. The Shining. that movie ruined Shelley Duvalls life.
She just passed away last week
Yeah, except for she said that's not remotely true.
@@NEO91154 she said otherwise
*extremely loud incorrect buzzer*
It's funny, Steven Spielberg was friends and had to take over to AI artificial intelligence since Stanley was deadly sick and died,and that for directors (more than just Stanley,David Russell Alfred Hitchcock) they got away with it.
hedron had no choice but to “reunite” with Hitchcock for Marnie. She had a contract with him and because she refused to work with him again, she couldn’t work with anyone else for a while.
Hitchcock did suggest that actors be treated like cattle. And the studios had actors/actresses in a state of indentured servitude. Sometimes well paid servitude perhaps.
@@stevencooke6451 If she was not in The Birds she would have just been another blond. This was about as famous as she was going to get.
@@paulnelson7525 Yeah. Really the "movie" with the lions destroyed her life. At least they highlighted that afterwards.
Hey, Donnie, your ear nick was not "taking a bullet." Brady took a bullet.
Thank you!! That stupid giant paper taped to his ear while he did his usual stupid shuffle dance was driving me to hysterical laughing!
Poltergeist was plagued with death of actors. Superman Curse was also talked about in talk around the water cooler.
talked about in talk
I wish I could tell Ahmed Best that not everybody hated Jar Jar, I love him so much, he is my boy.
You wouldn’t be the first to tell him. But the majority of feedback he got from Star Wars fans was hateful. They’re still a pretty toxic and immature lot, unfortunately. Best and Lloyd were bullied to extreme depression by “true fans”. They do the same thing to the actors in the sequels and all disney SW stuff. They have zero self awareness. It’s the most pathetic fandom. In 20 years they’ll all pretend they never hated the sequels, like they pretend that the prequels weren’t hated upon release.
He deserves better
Mesa called Jar Jar Binks.
I like how Jar Jars idiocy and accidently releasing the big boomas took out a tank or two.
@@TF-vb9us In 20 years, the sequels will still be awful and hated. I never disliked the prequels to begin with to be honest.
Why do I smell bullshit?@@TheSpaceJockey91
2:16 Correction The Napoleon D Movie did not ruin Carlos's relationship with his brother. He did that all on his own through his envy and greed.
Ah yes the movie and fame had nothing to add to it let alone make people think n act stupid when they see fame. 😒
@@DIDYOUSEETHAT172 my deepest condolences 🥇
@@Joethehorrorfan stop spamming
@@Reaperguy67 liking your own comment again I see
Ugh Marlon Brando was such a perv 😱
I hate to say this but you are so wrong about Natural Born Killers and the Columbine shooting. First and foremost they was blaming everything on the planet about it, and we may never know why they did it, besides them being bullied. Second there was nothing like what happened in the movie that was anything like that.
NBK is wrong just like blaming Marilyn Manson was wrong. They never listened to Manson. I was 34 and listening to Manson
@@roxannemoser NBK is an idiotic movie anyway. It keeps trying to perpetuate this prevailing myth that the amount of television that the main characters were watching is what made them so violent. But it actually has one thing in common with the movie "Wild at Heart." It shows a flashback to Juliette Lewis's character in her early teenage years being molested by a "funny uncle," and the term "funny uncle" is being used in two ways. In NBK, that uncle was played by Rodney Dangerfield. In "Wild at Heart" it was Marvin Kaplan who diddled Laura Dern.
@@treesoul00 It was reported that they where bullied everyday by some other kids because of the way that they dressed.
@@DTD110865 Rodney Dangerfield played her dad, not her uncle.
@@CuteWholesomeGrrl Ahh, good point. But he was still a comedian playing a relative who molested the female protagonists as pre-teens.
17:00 Orson Welles helped ruined his own career by being insufferable to work with. 'Citizen Kane' had only a minor part in his ruination; his own difficulty on set left him a pariah in the movie community. No one wanted to work with him and he ended up making commercials for wine on network TV.
if you haven't seen the Orson Welles Frozen Peas Animated yet, do yourself a favor
Michael Jackson auditioned for Jar-Jar and didn't get the part.
Honestly he dodged a bullet because Michael is too beloved and Jar Jar was terribly hated.
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Imagine how his career would have went
I didn't know he tried to audition to play as jar jar
@@antoniosalieri1048back then he was hated but I think today he is okay enough
Was expecting to see Shelly Duvall in The Shining as number one and she wasn't even on the list.
John Hinckley Jr is free and has a RUclips channel. I don't know how I feel about that. Part of me has seen the change. Another part says he hasn't paid for James Brady.
What the hell? He's a horrible human being. Shame on those people who let him go.
Are any Person of Interest fans present? Jim did pretty well in his role. Arguably one if the best shows that demonstrates the power of AI both good and bad.
Highly recommend!
"Passion of the Christ" was torture porn, Like "Hostel".
I was going to say that too. I'm not religious but that was repulsive.
Not really, if you take into account the Shroud of Turin, believed for many centuries to be the sheet that wrapped the body of Jesus. By Nasa scientific finds, it is a 3D map of the body of a man, that only the technology of the 21th century could read and now have been replicated into a statue by a computerized replicator machine. It replicated more than 600 flesh wounds, some exposing bone. Considering the wip that the Romans used at the time, it all lines up. Look for the latest tests being done on the Shroud, on youTube. Maybe the movie was just a potrait of the event based on that. Jesus left a selfie of himself for you and me.
The Oscar need stunt Category
There's a reason why they don't. If oscars were given out to stunt performers, then it would give a huge incentive for stunt performers to do more and more dangerous stunts, which would lead to more deaths.
This is a great idea, and it would not lead to more deaths if safety were still prioritized. That's like saying Leonardo needed to really wrestle a live grizzly or he doesn't deserve his Oscar. It's all movie magic! We should reward the performances of all involved.
Jackie Chan and his team would def get 1
movies, music, and video games dont cause people to commit violent acts. period
But the bible has done for many many many years, still happening to this day
Not alone anyway.
@@zachtwilightwindwaker596 at all. Studies have shown there is no corelation between them
No, video games don't cause that.
Things like lack of being properly parented, mental illness, mistreatment, and a million other difficult things, (and religion, desire for fame or fortune) so it's just easier to blame video games, duh.
Seriously, if we came out and said the real reasons people commit heinous crimes, there would be outrage because society doesn't really want to better itself.
I prefer to blame poor parenting, single parenting, childhood trauma from abuse, neglect, etc. The notion you bring up has been debunked so many times you sound like an old lady who's been under a rock.
Zero sympathy for when fans buy a house/property because was in a movie or show, then complain about other fans. You bought the house because it was in Goonies, you ruined your own life, not the movie.
The Crow traumatized me. I didn't know what was going on while watching the movie. Only learned about the tragedy afterwards. Horrible.
Listening to John Wayne doing Genghis Khan is absolutely laughable! Whoever did the casting for that movie should have been blacklisted from Hollywood! 🤣🤣🤣
It's ridiculous having someone of a different race playing a historical figure. Good thing that doesn't happen today... Oh wait, it does.
Why hasn't anybody bought that Amityville house and turned it into a bed and breakfast, or started to rent it as an airbnb? You all knew what house it was when you bought it, don't suffer because of that, use it to make money because it certainly would. 🙄
The Abyss ruined Ed Harris's life. He was so exhausted & traumatized from production that he refuses to talk about it to this day.
No doubt it affected him, but he obviously wasn’t ‘ruined’, as he enjoys a healthy career to this day.
And it was a stupid movie too.
@@ticketyboo2456😮😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
How did it ruin his life lol he has been in many many movies since then…
The Abyss *was* a terrible movie.
'The Passion of the Christ' messed up Caviezel so much that he became a QAnon acolyte. It's not a joke.
I hate saying this but I think top 30 lists are as far as we can go
I've made 100 lol 😂
Hey, way to dox Heather Donahue. FFS
Lmao… didn’t even think about that.
If 20% of your income is affected by 2% loss, it's 0.4% of your total. How does that ruin your business.
top 30, top 50, top 75 man these guys are getting desperate
So nothing for the underage kids families from Twilight zone though? Figures
Wait, I thought Doom was to blame for the Columbine massacre
One of the shooters played the game, and built some mod of the school on the game . It then became part of the " video games cause violence' shit media was fearmongering. The game wasn't the reason,it was a lot other things going on socially with the shooters and their own mental issues
Crime has always been blamed on everything from penny dreadfuls, comic books, movies, video games, television, etc.… It's always somebody else's fault. Some people are just plain mean. I think some people just want to find a common cause for evil, when there isn't one.
🙄 There are other reasons Jim Caviezel's career slowed down.
I'm getting the sense that he's ever so slightly arrogant 🤔
Because Hollywood is a cesspool that he refused to climb into.
Every film got an explanation of its impact, except for the final one. You couldn't have given more than 20 seconds to explain the impact of that film on racism in America?
Did you just say that Natural Born Killers inspired the Columbine massacre? Where did you get that from? You didn’t mention any others.
Human centipede should be on this list
Everyone who signed up for it
@@imtyler99yearsago90Everyone who saw it....
Many on this list didn't have their lives ruined by movies, they had their lives ended by them. Pretty distinct difference.
I don’t remember the name of the actress at the top of my head, but I know for a fact that the actress that played the initial, I guess you could say “shower victim“ in the Alfred Hitchcock film psycho apparently suffered greatly following the filming of this scene Where her character was murdered. Allegedly the sequence left such an indelible mark on her that for the rest of her life, she would not shower with her shower curtain drawn she would only shower with it open and with the door securely locked.
And I guess you could say well it didn’t really “ruin her life“ I’m surprised that Jody Foster isn’t on this list. Because we have to remember that John Hinckley attempted to assassinate President Reagan in a hope to impress Jodie Foster. So indirectly one could say that , she played part in that event. And she has apparently had to live with this ever since and I know that whenever somebody wants to bring that up, she gets very defensive.
And it’s not a specific film that kind of ruined his life. I guess you could say that Stephen Seagal basically probably ruined much of his life in terms of his films as well granted this is less to do with his actual films and more with his continued association with Vladimir Putin. Which as we know is public enemy number one right now.
Marion Crane.
@@stevencooke6451 yes her.
Nope. It was Janet Leigh, mother of Jamie Lee Curtis. She never took a shower again.
26:57 and Disney chose Zegler to fill these shoes?! Maybe she’d have a lil more respect for the roll if she knew what Adriana Caselotti went through, and how iconic her voice truly was. She was truly “the fairest one of all”, and Zegler put this movie 6ft deep before it even hit “the big screen” - such a tragedy for being disneys first film (along with steamboat Willy ) to be tarnished this way
@14:17 A note about the aftermath of the cast and crew from "The Conqueror", blaming their deaths on downwind exposure to fallout from nuclear tests isn't as real as many thought. It turns out that in looking for deaths that could've been caused by radioactive materials, there's not a conclusive link between them. The number of cast and crew who were diagnosed with cancer wasn't above the national average. Furthermore, John Wayne was a chain smoker so his lung cancer was easily linked to that habit of his.
Kyle Hill devoted an entire video exploring the claims, the evidence, and aftermath of the controversy that came about. I highly recommend checking it out.
My mom and I both always liked JarJar. He was her fave Star Wars character
Some of these were downright terrible 😢
Hollywood ain't for everyone.
Same
@@Joethehorrorfan you whould never make it in Hollywood because you are never funny
@@SpammytheHedgehog Hollywood is evil
Very true, fame ain’t for everyone.
You say that like they weren’t strong enough? 😂 they’re talking about abuse for the most part
Ahmed Best’s performance as Jar Jar Binks, while less divisive today compared to the Prequel Trilogy hatred era, should’ve been perceived as the integral comic relief role _The Phantom Menace_ needed back then, but seeing him return to play Kalorun Beck in _The Mandalorian_ was grand and heroic.
The Crow was the greatest movies ever made. RIP Brandon Lee
With the more recent drama with the conjuring house, it makes things even worse.
I wish The Blind Side had stuck to Oher's real story, I'll bet that was inspiring enough on its own. I'm surprised the movie didn't require his permission and involvement, since it centered on his life.
How did Heath Ledger not get on the list during his role of the Joker in The Dark Knight? His performance was so dedicated to that it made him go insane. He died even before the movie was released.
Sounds like an urban legend to cover up the fact that he was a drug addict. Tons of actors and actresses (and way more average people) were dying then from opioids. Fentanyl is now even worse.
His addiction to drugs ruined his life. He was addicted before, "The Joker". Just read his toxicology report.
Had an awful experience filming with live birds but thought she'd fare better with lions and elephants.
Poltergeist, all 3
You forgot Ghostbusters the guy who played Walter peck was tormented for a long time
I love wine, but I detest wine snobs.
The Exorcist
I loved the Twilight Zone movie.
It's terrible across the board with small exceptions for the psycho-kid and airplane sequences and even then just barely. I saw it opening weekend when I was 16 and have only watched it one time since then.
Caviezel has not only his role as Jezus to thank for his problems in Hollywood. The guy practically has a Jezus complex
Jar jar ruined star was 1 through 3, and then you found out about the unsavory stuff of the voice actor
Tbf the movies are still fun despite what we know about Jar Jar and his actor
What "unsavory stuff"? From what I've read about him he's squeaky clean.
Jar Jar actor teaches at Stanford?
Shell Duvall The Shining.
Shelley, not Shell.
@@leelarson5994 she said otherwise herself
Really strains the concept of cause and effect.
Damn I feel sorry for the woman who lost her arm.. I can't imagine waking up with only 1 arm. And it's all because of a stupid miscommunication.
It was hubris on John Landis' part as the director. He could have been prosecuted for manslaughter.
'The Dark Knight Rises', n the Colorado premier tragedy should've been at least 2nd.
I agree that it's kind of hard to leave that one out.
Agreed.
SOME OF THESE ARE UNSPEAKABLE 😢😢😢😢😢 IM SO GLAD IM NOT AN ACTRESS.
Sideways was boring.
Horroe movies do not make people violent. Thats an excuse that criminals use in court.
imagine being responsible for killing John Wayne
I don't think radiation was the cause of his death. He smoked.
Thanks for including Aaron Swartz. He never should have been charged with any crimes. He already had access to the academic articles he allegedly "stole". He just wanted to be able to download them faster. This was such an abuse of the justice system to vilify and make an example out of someone in hopes of deterring real hackers, and to try to bolster the prosecutors' careers. Aaron Swartz was an Internet pioneer. The world is lessened without Aaron Swartz. We need more people like Aaron Swartz and far fewer corrupt prosecutors.
Always love watching the lists! Thanks for hours of entertainment WatchMojo 🔥
The film "the women king" literally glorifies slave owners that were responsible for a large part of the slave trade. .
With Taxi Driver I knew of the incident not the person being injured, I knew of the Tippi Hendren thing, Roar also, The Amityville Horror case, Sideways thing I knew of thanks to WatchMojo again, I knew of the Goonies house thing too, the same applies to the Deliverance thing, Natural Born Killers, Erin Brockovich maybe, I certainly knew about The Phantom Menace, Dog Day Afternoon as well, A Clockwork Orange maybe also, As with Citizen Kane, but The Crow and The Twilight Zone Movie they are the biggies. 1st one I might have known because of Watchmojo.
Love that Ahmed Best got to experience a sweet redemption arc. Everyone loves a comeback story. Dude never deserved any hate in the first place.
Wine>>>Death of 10 people
Jane March! You have forgotten Jane March. The film The Lover damage her. Director Jean-Jacques Annaud falsely implied the sex scene was real to boost publicity for the film, thus the sex-crazed English tabloid press trumpeted the rumor on its front pages for days, making life so miserable for March and her family that she got physically sick and had a nervous breakdown. March then fled to the Seychelles to escape. Annaud later stated the sex was not real, "At first I was flattered people believed [the sex]. But after that... I stopped doing press in Britain. Of course they didn't have sex.
That is so sad. I hope she recovered. The "director" was a sleazy opportunist.
After filming The Shining, Shelly Duvall was never quite the same.
Why did John Wayne take the role of Genghis Khan? He literally was famous before that for a cowboy actor he didn't need it. Also 8ts suor offensive to the history of mongols and to history itself for getting a white guy with a thick southern accent to play a Mongolian emperor
Isabelle Adjani was so invested in her intense performance for "Possession" (1982) that she had to undergo nine months of therapy to recover from it. And it's well-known that Shelley Duvall had to endure a great deal of trauma at the hands of Stanley Kubrick during the filming of "The Shining" (1980). Both of these actresses continued to work after their experiences with these particular films, so I wouldn't say their lives were ruined. Still, it can't be said that their remarkable performances were achieved without real sacrifices.
I watch The Crow every year.
I heard Grogu is still in therapy because people keep calling him "Baby Yoda".
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The hostage crisis at B’nai Brith was not about a movie. It was about the sectarian divide between two Muslim groups in Washington, and the Islamophobia that continues to this day
Natural born killers inspired Columbine huh… where did you pull that BS from..?
I read a CBC news article back in Aug 3. on the Blair Witch Project about how the three main leads were ostracized for their work on the film.
They should've asked for a percentage of the movie's profits.
@@linda10989 They would have, but for contractual reasons, they lost out on future royalties.
@@linda10989 I haven't actually seen the movie, primarily because almost everyone seems to pan it. I wonder how much profit it even made with such a bad rep. Of course, even flops can become cult classics down the line, so… you never know. .🎥💵
@@gregm7969 Well, it surely wasn't a flop as it grossed $250 million (over 1000x its budget) and was the most successful independent movie of all time at that point. One of the biggest box-office hits of the year.
@@petrilampela bcuz of marketing, watching tht movie or releasing in the google era would take the 250 Million to 0 bcuz it's not a good movie just had great marketing
Jim Cavizel is an underrated actor. Loved him in Person of Interest
wtf is with that creepy baby ?!
People believed the Blair Witch was real cuz the lack of internet like wht, and it sucks just 3 white folks running in the woods
I refused to watch BIRTH OF A NATION (1915) during a college film class. I didn't vocally protest, I just quietly got up and walked out.
The horror of that White Supremacy ode should always premise any showing,
I taught film and didn't teach it. It"s repulsive.
@@surrealistgirlx I understand the historical significance of the film from the cinematic perspective, but I believe it should be more of an "honorable mention" NOT a required viewing.
😏Oh, and I passed the class with an "A" if my memory serves me correctly.
Sounds like you’re a baby.
When movies become 'real history', instead of beeing seen as the artful personal interpretation of the movie maker, based on a event, reality is distorted. It is very much like the Hollywood movies/propaganda about the WWII in Europe, in which the Americans are portrait as liberators and 'good guys', and is so far from the truth. The stories of terror about the trail of destruction left by those 'liberators', are still being repeated to the descendants of those who suffer it, in Italy, France, Belgium and Germany. Now the real history is coming out and a lot of people are getting 'offended' by the revelations. Stop believing in movies, they have a nefarious agenda of manipulation and distortion.
I mean, if I had to deal with some intrusion and the worst thing that happens in 20 years is someone stealing my wallpaper, and I end up with $1.65 million, sign me up!
No Elizabeth Berkley from Showgirls?
Surprising that you failed to mention that John Wayne himself died of stomach cancer, thought by many (though admittedly, not all) to be a result of his participation in the movie, The Conqueror (1956).
That's rather a significant omission in my opinion.
The goonies lady doesn't belong on this list, if u were fanned out enough to buy the house, tf u thought....u were living in a tourust attraction, she thought she was the only super fan
When Tippi Hedren rejected Hitchcock's advances (which was understandable, as she played in a completely different league), he took revenge on her in a rather nasty way. He stopped making movies with her, but didn't release her from the contract she had with him either. This put Hedren's career on hold for a long time.