Yes he accidently used his fake web shooter to stick her hand! silverman did very well standing up after being knocked unconscious or even not deciding to get out the way if really hit! So many false claims in this video!
@@danquaylesitsspeltpotatoe8307 I think he was saying Gwen yelling "Peter!" was not in the script, not the web sticking part. Not sure if it's true either though
dude mr. beast mentioned on a podcast that it helps w/ analytics to end the video as soon as your content is over. idk what exactly it helps, but i swear when that pod came out everyone started doing it
I remember how much of a laugh that got in the theaters, it really helps sell how chaotic and absurd things were playing out in the movie. Happy little accidents for sure
From the first time I saw "Pulp Fiction" in the theater, I've been pretty sure that Christopher Walken forgot his lines towards the end of his monologue about the watch. He holds up the watch and says "this watch," then freezes for about 8 seconds. He gets a deer-in-the-headlights look in his eyes, says "this watch" again, then completes the scene.
Oddly (or timely) enough, I've been reading all the diaries of Michael Palin during all the MP years. I would like to think that this would have made it into his notes WHILE THERE. I was going to comment about this, that I doubt it was an error...as all other things about the MP movies, private moments, etc., are all in Palin's books. This is not in there.
what? I need 5 minutes of the narrator describing the day leading up to the moment, who all the actors were and what role they had and what awards they won prior, then ease me into the scene with full exposition and context, THEN describe word for word the mistake that was made ... and then show half the clip with the actual scene taking place in the background of the narration.
@@chicodalianis8004 Nice reference, although technically that wasn't a blooper. It's just that no one actually expected her to make that half-court shot. In fact, Ron Perlman nearly ruined the take with his effusive response, and they had to mute him or do some creative editing of some sort to be able to use the take, and even then, the camera didn't pan up high enough to capture the ball's entire trajectory in frame. To sum up -- never underestimate Sigourney Weaver.
I find it hilarious that one of the best goofs in Knight's Tale was caused by my compatriots not understanding the language of the movie they were filming :D I totally thought it was simply a genius comedic writing. I didn't even know the movie was filmed here.
@@jameswelch5636 Why? The movie was shot here and given our history under Soviet regime, vast majority of adults didn't even have a reason to know English at the time.
It's a multimillion dollar Hollywood production. Everything is planned out in meticulous detail because of immensely high cost of production and filming. Just think of the logistics involved in coordinating the transportation and feeding of all those extras on set that day of shooting alone. It's entirely implausible that there was no cue for the non-English speaking crowd to know when to start cheering. I suppose the director just forgot that little detail. Maybe they were all just hanging out that day with a few guys roaming around with handheld cameras hoping to get some authentic, candid crowd shots
@@jameswelch5636 Look at the background before Bettany says "in the garden of turbulence". Some people already raise their hands to cheer, just to go "wait, ok, not yet". So there was definitely at least some confusion. But I guess it is completely impossible to screw up a cue. Something like that is much more important than... I don't know... making sure a gun isn't loaded so someone doesn't get shot! (Crow, Rust. Just in case you don't get the sarcasm) All kinds of mistakes happen all the time. Even in high budget movies.
@@kamen42 And low budget masterpieces, Monty Python and the Life of Brian there is a crowd scene where the extras didn't understand how to get the cue or even what the director wanted, so Terry J. said "Wight do what I do." (because he's Welsh you see) then he fell on the ground kicking and screaming with laughter, the first time was the best and it was not filmed.
4:58 You can see that some of the extras in the background almost cheered when Paul Bettany raised his right hand, incorrectly thinking that that's the cue to cheer 😂 Props to Mard Addy a.k.a. King Robert Baratheon for improvising while still keeping his character. Edit: A typo. It's MARK Addy.
Ha, yeah, I love the way the extras do that thing where you quickly check to see if anyone noticed and pretend you're just adjusting your hair or something.
I have a hard time believing that all those cuts were part of a single happy accident. I'm sure Addy could well have goaded the extras into cheering after a missed cue, but they definitely added a few extra shots and edited it up beautifully. Bettanay's moment of dismay at the silence and then sidelong glare out to Addy for help, and the panning shot of quietly frowning spectators, would surely have to been added as follow up shots and resequenced to make the joke have extra punch. I do agree you can see the extras begin to cheer and then tuck back when no one else joins in.
The Princess Diaries. Anne Hathaway slips and falls while walking down some wet bleachers and cackles with surprised laughter. They even kept "Are you okay??? I'm fine, I'm fine" in the final shot.
But it isn't a blooper. Like the chest buster scene in Alien. Everyone but Veronica Cartwright knew what was going to happen and her horrified reaction is genuine. But it's a directed scene and not a blooper.
Zoolander: when David Duchovny’s character reveals that male models are used as assassins, Zoolander asked him a 2nd time “but why male models?” because Ben Stiller forgot his line and Duchovny improvised his “Seriously?” response. Of course, since Zoolander has been shown to be just that stupid, both lines were kept.
A Knights Tale is one of my fave movies. Addy's improv seemed like it was totally part of the script, with the modern music and other modern details here and there throughout the movie. Also, I must be blind as a bat. Star Wars IS my fave movie of all time...seen it 50+ times and I never noticed the storm trooper knocking his head on the doorway. 🙃
Django unchained: DeCaprio cut himself hitting a piece of bone, but stayed in character while bleeding all over the table. Made the scene even more powerful.
@@imkluu perhaps the actor knew that she shouldn't be calling him Peter while he's in costume so she covered her mouth like the character might do.... you know, like acting.....
The Monty Python Holy Grail claim has been refuted by John Cleese and other members of the crew. According to them, the claim that he forgot his line is false
I remember watching that cigarette flick scene in The Usual Suspects. I laughed at Steven Baldwin's reaction cause I immediately know it was real cause of the spark or rather "hit" it made. I once got hit with a cigarette flick and the same thing happened to me hahaha.
@@Lanxe SOO TRUE That scene actually pissed off one of the actors you can see it in the final cut, the actors gets a bit mad and taps the other actor farting repeatedly HAHAHA.
For a RUclips profile called 'TheLaughPlanet', I was expecting trash/AI commentary and trite examples that were closer to actual bloopers than accidentally improved lines. Bravo!
The Knights Tale bit is on of my favorite gags. Thank goodness for improv and not breaking character. Most of these show that you keep acting until they say cut, no matter what.
a lot of these moments are unscripted or improvised rather than a blooper or a mistake. i think “unscripted moments that were kept in” would have been a more accurate title, since all bloopers/mistakes are also unscripted moments, but not all unscripted moments are mistakes.
Yeah, I know in Dumb & Dumber for sure that wasn't a blooper but improv, they would always do two scripted takes and one improv take. Making of Dumber and Dumber/BTS is a good watch. They were basically the blueprint for what Judd Apatow became famous for
"Don Corleone, I pledge my ever-ending loyalty". luca brasi fluffed his line in godfather because the actor was nervous of marlon brando but coppola kept the blooper in to imply luca brasi was nervous and respectful of don corleone.
Taxi Driver: Deniro's famous "Are you talkin to me?" was just Bob trying out different variations on the spot. Scorsese liked it so much that he kept the whole sequence.
Love it when they include great improvisations. Jim Carrey has many including Count Olaf in "Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events" when Jim Carrey literally forgot his line and did a retake while in character and it was kept in the film. Or in "The Grinch" when he perfectly pulled a sheet off of a table and everything stayed on unintentionally and he improvised by going back to the table and using his arms to slide everything off.
A Knight’s Tale is one of my favorites and Heath Ledger and Paul Bettany are brilliant. Worth seeing for Bettany’s line as Geoffrey Chaucer: “I give the truth scope”. We miss you Heath 💙💚💙💚💙💚. And we definitely need more Paul Bettany!
@jamesdowe Hah! Had Never Say Never Again in my mind, since watched that just before. Basically, it's a sad remake of Thunderball. None the less, that shot was not an accident and very deliberate in Casino Royale.
"Some who call me... Tim." It's a measure of that moment that I've seen it so many time, saw it here knowing what the line was going to be, didn't expect to laugh, but then fell back in my chair laughing anyway. Brilliant comedy
One of my favorite bloopers being left in the Final Cut is the Taxi Scene from “Midnight Cowboy” and the famous, “I’m walking here!” From Dustin Hoffman. The jerk driver didn’t realize they were filming and almost hit the 2 actors but Hoffman stayed in character and pulled off the scene perfectly.
The funniest part about John Malkovich getting beaned with a beer can thrown by an extra is perhaps not even that it got included in the film, but that rather than get in trouble; the drunk extra actually got more money since they had to pay him for a speaking role…
harrison Ford bringing a gun to a knife fight also: Breakfast club: a huge amount of that was guided improv. The confession scene: they were only given the rough reason, then adlibbed the entire scene. The fist pump at the end, the blonde woman joke, also, if i remember correctly: the dance scene: only Molly was supposed to dance but she wasn't comfortable with it so the other two chimed in.
Drawing the pistol and shooting the swordsman wasn't a blooper or an improv, it was a script change at the last minute because Ford had horrid guts during filming
Are we sure the Daniel Craig Casino Royale shot was a blooper? Because it's clearly an intentional reference to one of the most iconic shots in the entire franchise, when Ursula Andress walks out of the water in Dr. No.
Another blooper that made the cut was in National Lampoons Christmas Vacation. In the scene where Chevy Chase destroys the reindeer, he was only meant to hit them but after breaking a hand he improvised and kicked them to finish the scene.
The Being John Malkovich extra had no scripted lines, was mic'd up, was drinking beer on set & assaulting one of the film's stars earned them a pay increase instead of a trip to jail? That's less believable than the plot to Being John Malkovich
The over over the top scene in 1917 is some of the best cinema of all time. Watching that on the big screen I felt like I was holding my breath and my heart was in my mouth. So intense. Absolutely loved it. Imo should have won the Academy Award for Best Picture.
"Ask me again" from _Almost Famous_ really is a happy accident. Neither of them really broke character even though he technically wasn't in character for a moment.
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"Do you want to come?"
My guy lived a moment so good he asked for seconds.
She is super cute, and I bet she has asked that to a lot of famous guys over the years.
Damn them.
She definitely said it in a seductive or sexual way also lol.
Yes he accidently used his fake web shooter to stick her hand!
silverman did very well standing up after being knocked unconscious or even not deciding to get out the way if really hit! So many false claims in this video!
"Come twice busting a nut you can't fake it"
Massive props to anyone who gets that reference. 😁
@@danquaylesitsspeltpotatoe8307 I think he was saying Gwen yelling "Peter!" was not in the script, not the web sticking part. Not sure if it's true either though
The sudden end of this youtube video was not in the script, but made it into the final cut
I was also surprised
It made me reboot my wifi...
There’s a sweatshop where they run these off by the yard then they cut a length to fit.
Nice one, dude 😂
dude mr. beast mentioned on a podcast that it helps w/ analytics to end the video as soon as your content is over. idk what exactly it helps, but i swear when that pod came out everyone started doing it
“You hit me with a fucking phone dude” is one of my favorite scenes of all time and I’m glad to know it was just Mathew being awesome
Haha he doesn't say "dude" though 😂
Must think he’d get shadowbanned simply for saying it
That’s your favorite scene? Lol
@@oldageisdumb "one of my favorite scenes"
I remember how much of a laugh that got in the theaters, it really helps sell how chaotic and absurd things were playing out in the movie. Happy little accidents for sure
"Do you wanna come?"
If Kate Hudson asks me the same question and with the same delivery, I'll do that too.
From the first time I saw "Pulp Fiction" in the theater, I've been pretty sure that Christopher Walken forgot his lines towards the end of his monologue about the watch. He holds up the watch and says "this watch," then freezes for about 8 seconds. He gets a deer-in-the-headlights look in his eyes, says "this watch" again, then completes the scene.
No, he stopped to contemplate the memory. It's called "acting".
@@coolnamebro It's "acting" until the actor admits what actually happened.
@@silencedmaxim5889 he didn't break character, so it's still acting.
A Knight's Tale! Great 😃 buddy movies
You fems can't not argue it's so sad . Fems.
1917 blooper is what sold the scene in the movie! I'd say it added the realism to what would someone do in his situation.
It was one of the best war movies i have ever watched.
Yeah but it's ruined because the man stayed on the ground.
It's not a blooper
@@DarthMotzkus fuck, you're right the movie sucks now
@@spanzotab somethings you can't unsee, like the hand/no-hand on Aragorn shoulder of dying Boromir in LOTR Fellowship of the Ring.
"do you wanna come?", "ask me again" damn dude already into that stuff
Who wouldn't be?
John Cleese has repeatedly denied that the "Tim" line was improvised. He says it was in the script.
It was.
And so is the case for more than half of these.
“Tim, yes… that’s what they used to call me… Tim the Grey…”
To add to this, actors improvising some lines happens all of the time and does not make the scene a blooper.
Oddly (or timely) enough, I've been reading all the diaries of Michael Palin during all the MP years. I would like to think that this would have made it into his notes WHILE THERE.
I was going to comment about this, that I doubt it was an error...as all other things about the MP movies, private moments, etc., are all in Palin's books. This is not in there.
It's surprisingly hard to find new, let alone legit compilations like this that show the clip.
if only the included sigourney weaver’s behind the back full court shot it would’ve been a perfect list
what? I need 5 minutes of the narrator describing the day leading up to the moment, who all the actors were and what role they had and what awards they won prior, then ease me into the scene with full exposition and context, THEN describe word for word the mistake that was made ... and then show half the clip with the actual scene taking place in the background of the narration.
@@chicodalianis8004 Nice reference, although technically that wasn't a blooper. It's just that no one actually expected her to make that half-court shot. In fact, Ron Perlman nearly ruined the take with his effusive response, and they had to mute him or do some creative editing of some sort to be able to use the take, and even then, the camera didn't pan up high enough to capture the ball's entire trajectory in frame. To sum up -- never underestimate Sigourney Weaver.
You are sadly so correct.
@@Jaysthename half of these weren’t really bloopers either, just ad libs
Thank you for not taking forever to go through these. I enjoyed the pace of this.
Lmfao imagine filming a scene and an extra lobs a can at your head while passing by and the director loves it so much he leaves it in 😂😂😂
I find it hilarious that one of the best goofs in Knight's Tale was caused by my compatriots not understanding the language of the movie they were filming :D
I totally thought it was simply a genius comedic writing. I didn't even know the movie was filmed here.
It's a B.S. story
@@jameswelch5636 Why? The movie was shot here and given our history under Soviet regime, vast majority of adults didn't even have a reason to know English at the time.
It's a multimillion dollar Hollywood production. Everything is planned out in meticulous detail because of immensely high cost of production and filming. Just think of the logistics involved in coordinating the transportation and feeding of all those extras on set that day of shooting alone.
It's entirely implausible that there was no cue for the non-English speaking crowd to know when to start cheering.
I suppose the director just forgot that little detail. Maybe they were all just hanging out that day with a few guys roaming around with handheld cameras hoping to get some authentic, candid crowd shots
@@jameswelch5636 Look at the background before Bettany says "in the garden of turbulence". Some people already raise their hands to cheer, just to go "wait, ok, not yet". So there was definitely at least some confusion.
But I guess it is completely impossible to screw up a cue. Something like that is much more important than... I don't know... making sure a gun isn't loaded so someone doesn't get shot! (Crow, Rust. Just in case you don't get the sarcasm)
All kinds of mistakes happen all the time. Even in high budget movies.
@@kamen42 And low budget masterpieces, Monty Python and the Life of Brian there is a crowd scene where the extras didn't understand how to get the cue or even what the director wanted, so Terry J. said "Wight do what I do." (because he's Welsh you see) then he fell on the ground kicking and screaming with laughter, the first time was the best and it was not filmed.
Thank you for adding no extra music, showing the actual clips and lowkey commentary. I hope other channels take note.
there is music
@@KrolikPudding yes but not when the clips is actually playing also the music doesnt drown the narrative.
@@ASharkNamedWaffleit literally does lmao.
Just keep the commentary at a minimum, explaining why it's here, then show.
I'm pretty sure it's the same tune as Dan Bull used in this song: ruclips.net/video/QnrKT0jNtrI/видео.html&ab_channel=DanBull
4:58 You can see that some of the extras in the background almost cheered when Paul Bettany raised his right hand, incorrectly thinking that that's the cue to cheer 😂
Props to Mard Addy a.k.a. King Robert Baratheon for improvising while still keeping his character.
Edit: A typo. It's MARK Addy.
I didn't know he was King Robert! To me, that pause before cheering was the audience mulling over the meaning of the last word.
Ha, yeah, I love the way the extras do that thing where you quickly check to see if anyone noticed and pretend you're just adjusting your hair or something.
Mard Addy is cannon from now on
I misread your typo as Mad Addy, and I thought that was cool.
I have a hard time believing that all those cuts were part of a single happy accident. I'm sure Addy could well have goaded the extras into cheering after a missed cue, but they definitely added a few extra shots and edited it up beautifully. Bettanay's moment of dismay at the silence and then sidelong glare out to Addy for help, and the panning shot of quietly frowning spectators, would surely have to been added as follow up shots and resequenced to make the joke have extra punch.
I do agree you can see the extras begin to cheer and then tuck back when no one else joins in.
The Princess Diaries. Anne Hathaway slips and falls while walking down some wet bleachers and cackles with surprised laughter. They even kept "Are you okay??? I'm fine, I'm fine" in the final shot.
“Hey Malkovich think fast”!!! 😂😂😂
"I'm walking here!" - Dustin Hoffman as Ratzo Rizzo in Midnight Cowboy.
classic, was wondering where it was!
Came to the comments just to look for this scene.
Goodfellas: Paulie slapping Henry in the face was improvised by Paul Sorvino. Ray Liotta's flabbergasted reaction was genuine. Hilarious.
But it isn't a blooper. Like the chest buster scene in Alien. Everyone but Veronica Cartwright knew what was going to happen and her horrified reaction is genuine. But it's a directed scene and not a blooper.
@@Rockhound6165 the slap was not planned by anyone. Sorvino did it on the spot, just being in character.
Zoolander: when David Duchovny’s character reveals that male models are used as assassins, Zoolander asked him a 2nd time “but why male models?” because Ben Stiller forgot his line and Duchovny improvised his “Seriously?” response. Of course, since Zoolander has been shown to be just that stupid, both lines were kept.
Doesn't need to be in the video because literally everybody already knows that one.
The Mark Addy getting the crowd to cheer is amazing.
I watched the movie with audio commentary and if you know some stuff the movie is even more hilarious.
Great movie, great cast, lots of fun.
A Knights Tale is one of my fave movies. Addy's improv seemed like it was totally part of the script, with the modern music and other modern details here and there throughout the movie.
Also, I must be blind as a bat. Star Wars IS my fave movie of all time...seen it 50+ times and I never noticed the storm trooper knocking his head on the doorway. 🙃
In Attack of the Clones they even added as an easter egg that Jango Fett hits his head when entering the ship after the fight with Obi Wan.
Django unchained: DeCaprio cut himself hitting a piece of bone, but stayed in character while bleeding all over the table. Made the scene even more powerful.
It was a glass
yeah but the cut was so deep that it hit a bone, thats what he means@@wampatan9
That was broken glass
It was a fork.
Glas, fork, bone, knife...can we agree on he cut himself unplanned and managed to stay in character?
Gwen Stacey's "Peter!" will always be The best one.
I"m pretty sure that was scripted. Her reaction of covering her mouth was what the character would do not an actor making a mistake.
@@imkluu perhaps the actor knew that she shouldn't be calling him Peter while he's in costume so she covered her mouth like the character might do....
you know, like acting.....
It would have been really impressive if the elephant had defecated because it *was* in the script.
The Monty Python Holy Grail claim has been refuted by John Cleese and other members of the crew. According to them, the claim that he forgot his line is false
That John Cleese improv outclassed all the other examples by a 1000 times.😂😂😂😂
But it wasn't improved.
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You're welcome :P
"There are some who call me... Tim?" The delivery. Still holds up today. 😆😆😆
Kurt Russell destroying a priceless guitar in The Hateful Eight
Tarantino planned that, why even have an old relic as a movie prop if not to destroy it on purpose?
@@BigO161107 Tarantino is a nihilistic prick.
I remember watching that cigarette flick scene in The Usual Suspects. I laughed at Steven Baldwin's reaction cause I immediately know it was real cause of the spark or rather "hit" it made. I once got hit with a cigarette flick and the same thing happened to me hahaha.
I always thought they made that look so real. Now I know why lol
There's also the famous scene where they are laughing in the police line up. Pretty much nothing like what it was originally scripted as.
@@Lanxe SOO TRUE That scene actually pissed off one of the actors you can see it in the final cut, the actors gets a bit mad and taps the other actor farting repeatedly HAHAHA.
This is one of the best blooper videos, without inane commentary. Well done!
But these are almost all just improvisations and not bloopers.
@@imnotlettingyouseemyname They aren't.
Most of those are storytelling over an image for gullible people.
Someone needs to understand what "bloopers" means - it is not actors improvising
For a RUclips profile called 'TheLaughPlanet', I was expecting trash/AI commentary and trite examples that were closer to actual bloopers than accidentally improved lines. Bravo!
Knowing that Ryan Phillippe really punched Sarah Silverman in The Way Of The Gun makes the movie all that much better!
Accidentally flicking a cigarette into someone's eye gotta be the funniest shizzle ever.
The Knights Tale bit is on of my favorite gags. Thank goodness for improv and not breaking character. Most of these show that you keep acting until they say cut, no matter what.
I enjoy videos that are explained and to the point, so thank you for not drawing it out to get to the point like other videos do
a lot of these moments are unscripted or improvised rather than a blooper or a mistake. i think “unscripted moments that were kept in” would have been a more accurate title, since all bloopers/mistakes are also unscripted moments, but not all unscripted moments are mistakes.
Bro whatever gets him more view
Yeah, I know in Dumb & Dumber for sure that wasn't a blooper but improv, they would always do two scripted takes and one improv take. Making of Dumber and Dumber/BTS is a good watch. They were basically the blueprint for what Judd Apatow became famous for
4:21 is that fuckin half life 2 zombie screan
such a well edited video. felt like only 3 minutes. you're a natural at this
"Don Corleone, I pledge my ever-ending loyalty". luca brasi fluffed his line in godfather because the actor was nervous of marlon brando but coppola kept the blooper in to imply luca brasi was nervous and respectful of don corleone.
Taxi Driver: Deniro's famous "Are you talkin to me?" was just Bob trying out different variations on the spot. Scorsese liked it so much that he kept the whole sequence.
Apocalypse now, Martin Sheen punching the mirror and having the tear smeared breakdown was 100% real no script, but a bottle and undies.
Do You Wanna Come?
YES YES YES YES YES YES
I used to love when DVD's brought bloopers and extra content with the movies, I could use a good time looking through those!
Love it when they include great improvisations. Jim Carrey has many including Count Olaf in "Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events" when Jim Carrey literally forgot his line and did a retake while in character and it was kept in the film. Or in "The Grinch" when he perfectly pulled a sheet off of a table and everything stayed on unintentionally and he improvised by going back to the table and using his arms to slide everything off.
A Knight’s Tale is one of my favorites and Heath Ledger and Paul Bettany are brilliant. Worth seeing for Bettany’s line as Geoffrey Chaucer: “I give the truth scope”. We miss you Heath 💙💚💙💚💙💚. And we definitely need more Paul Bettany!
There are some who call me … Tim?
"a historic porcelain toilet"
I get it, I get it, it's an important toilet, but it's funny as hell
4:42 here is what u came for
The Casino Royale bloop is not correct. It was an intentional reversal of the Ursula beach scene from Thunderball.
You mean Dr No.
@jamesdowe Hah! Had Never Say Never Again in my mind, since watched that just before. Basically, it's a sad remake of Thunderball. None the less, that shot was not an accident and very deliberate in Casino Royale.
This video should be titled Movie bloopers that improved the final cut. All of them were brilliant.
2:55 "Look who's talking"
2:10 he missed second one as well apparently
Steven getting hit in the face is pretty hilarious. Especially since it's real. lol
"Some who call me... Tim." It's a measure of that moment that I've seen it so many time, saw it here knowing what the line was going to be, didn't expect to laugh, but then fell back in my chair laughing anyway. Brilliant comedy
You cant convince my Robert Downey JR isnt just playing himself in the Iron Man Movies.
The Silverman one was hilarious.
..."accidentally" kocked her out
Watching Silverman get cranked will never get old
One of my favorite bloopers being left in the Final Cut is the Taxi Scene from “Midnight Cowboy” and the famous, “I’m walking here!” From Dustin Hoffman. The jerk driver didn’t realize they were filming and almost hit the 2 actors but Hoffman stayed in character and pulled off the scene perfectly.
I was looking for that comment, that's my favorite too
Malcovich getting pegged in the head with an empty really does speak to his acting ability
Not sure yelling damn it because youre actually mad is acting. I might have lost it on that extra tbh lol.
Loved it! Thanks!!
That scene in 1917 perfectly conveys the chaos of war. God I love that movie.
The funniest part about John Malkovich getting beaned with a beer can thrown by an extra is perhaps not even that it got included in the film, but that rather than get in trouble; the drunk extra actually got more money since they had to pay him for a speaking role…
Very cool. I'm glad they kept these great authentic moments that only made the film more enjoyable & realistic.
I hadn't seen almost any of these, thank you, great video.
Omg..I had no idea that phonebooth scene was a blooper! Her timing was perfect!
5:32 dammm, so that punch actually hurt her :O
Great work, mate. Funny and interesting!
That Tim the Enchanter scene is somehow 10x funnier knowing that he was meant to have an long winded name and he just straight up forgot.
1:20 - Yikes...I wonder what they did after, when he destroyed the historic toilet....
2:42 Her voice reminds me Amy Winehouse for some reason.
Great compilation. Well done
1:47 😂😂😂😂😂
harrison Ford bringing a gun to a knife fight
also: Breakfast club: a huge amount of that was guided improv. The confession scene: they were only given the rough reason, then adlibbed the entire scene. The fist pump at the end, the blonde woman joke, also, if i remember correctly: the dance scene: only Molly was supposed to dance but she wasn't comfortable with it so the other two chimed in.
Drawing the pistol and shooting the swordsman wasn't a blooper or an improv, it was a script change at the last minute because Ford had horrid guts during filming
Bill Murray tripping had me laughing way too hard 😆😆😆
Are we sure the Daniel Craig Casino Royale shot was a blooper? Because it's clearly an intentional reference to one of the most iconic shots in the entire franchise, when Ursula Andress walks out of the water in Dr. No.
I didn't even notice the stormtrooper until I saw a blooper video about it. It's so subtle and fits so perfectly XD
as an actor, the show must go on no matter what
the attack on that toilet was not accidental.
Silverman got really punched is the best part lf this video
I’d like to know how you could script an elephant taking a shit.
Ex-lax............ LOTS of Ex-lax
Or were you talking about the moral implications.
love these
Another blooper that made the cut was in National Lampoons Christmas Vacation. In the scene where Chevy Chase destroys the reindeer, he was only meant to hit them but after breaking a hand he improvised and kicked them to finish the scene.
6:50 "Do you wanna come?"
That's hot!
probably why he asked her to repeat that
@@CBeavr I woulda done the same damn thing.
That Knight's Tale one was pretty funny. I never noticed those couple of people in the crowd cheering to early then awkwardly stopping.
The Being John Malkovich extra had no scripted lines, was mic'd up, was drinking beer on set & assaulting one of the film's stars earned them a pay increase instead of a trip to jail? That's less believable than the plot to Being John Malkovich
Some of these seem slightly scripted like the Malkovich one especially the way the guy said hey malkovich think fast
Could always be an overdub.
You missed one of the most famous ones. George C. Scott falling down in the War Room in Dr. Strangelove.
Surprised the smashed antique violin from hateful eight isnt in here
The over over the top scene in 1917 is some of the best cinema of all time. Watching that on the big screen I felt like I was holding my breath and my heart was in my mouth. So intense. Absolutely loved it. Imo should have won the Academy Award for Best Picture.
Damn I’ve seen 8 of these on repeat with your vids
"The elephant defecating next to Ewan McGregor in Big Fish was absolutely not in the script."
*No shit.*
And that's why you MUST always stay on character till the director says "Cut"! (Safety reasons aside). You never know what can come out of each take.
I figured Jim singing Chitty Chitty Bang Bang was just him goofing off, but it was funny.😂
W , O , W . Thank You .
"Ask me again" from _Almost Famous_ really is a happy accident. Neither of them really broke character even though he technically wasn't in character for a moment.
Having to run across a field of dudes running right at you with bayonets is bonkers.
Damn...he beat the shit out Sara Silverman
Good.
Man's living the dream
Goes to show the value of not breaking character until someone yells cut. Sometimes happy accidents happen.
i like that you can see people cheer a little too early in A Nights Tale
the pool one at 4:37 is SO good lmao the horns match perfectly with her falling into the water