10 Movie Scenes Where Actors Weren't Faking

[@trinaq]

"Kelly Clarkson!" Steve Carell really had a lot of pain to contend with during the waxing scene, though his improvised exclamations were hilarious.

[@croweho]

Pitt worked with Fincher on The Curious Case of Benjamin Button in 2008, which was 9 years after Fight Club, so your comment about Pitt never working with Fincher again is very wrong.

[@YolandaAnneBrown95726]

IKR?

[@madisonkirkpatrick2618]

The Lord of the Rings one is something every LORTs fan tells everyone whenever we watch the movie

[@Giambijuice]

In First Blood, Sylvester Stallone's screams of pain when he jumps off the cliff through the trees are very real. He cracked a rib while filming, and that's the take we get in the film

[@NealKlein]

Glad this wasn't a repurposed list. Good stuff.

[@TheChrisHype]

Yep. It was Quintin saying “the hands around the throat just didn’t seem right” that led to him doing the scene by himself. The fact that moments earlier, those same exact hands were handling Diane Krueger’s feet had nothing to do with it. Yep. Nothing at all.

[@chamlo11]

"Brad Pitt has never worked on a Fincher picture again. " You may want to rewrite that comment. Brad Pitt has been in three Fincher pictures, with The Curious Case of Benjamin Buttons filmed after Fight Club (and a fourth film collaboration reportedly in the works).

[@bonusbaby801]

I had heard the Crenshaw Blvd scene in Boyz N The Hood where dude fires a machine gun was done while the actors were on break. So the reactions were real.

[@BiggestMikey]

5:37....The Curious Case of Benjamin Button. Pitt's been in 3 Fincher films so far actually

[@angelapalmer3464]

I thought that you were going to mention another scene from Robert Pattinson in The Lighthouse. He took the Aubry Plaza route mentioned earlier.

[@bonusbaby801]

I think Michael Clarke Duncan had said that the scene in The Green Mile where they were coming at him with the dogs that he was genuinely scared.

[@timlowdon2943]

Great list. Shout out to Knott's Berry Farm.

[@peaceandthepanic]

every nicolas cage movie should be on here….

[@AugustFaust]

Did Finchers Fight Club happen before Seven ? Cause Brad Pit worked with Fincher on both lol

[@PrinceIsot]

Knott's Berry Farm is awesome

[@bonusbaby801]

@Princelsot, I haven't been to Knott's Berry Farm since the 70's? Maybe it was the early 80's.

[@TrailerJoemov]

Pitt actually worked with Fincher again in The Curious Case of Benjamin Button. Pitt also wanted to work with him on World War Z.

[@TinTin-ry6gu]

The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button.

[@LadyKattrina84]

Number 9 - "Did you know...."

[@davisphillips993]

Of course Brad Pitt worked on a Fincher project again. The Curious Case of Benjamin Button.

[@joshuabenetatos6466]

5:42 the curious case of Benjamin button?

[@simonferland5357]

No love for "The Brown Bunny"?

[@patrickdoyle6201]

I could be wrong but aren't these usually 'family friendly '?!🤔

[@simonferland5357]

@@patrickdoyle6201 I figured with the inclusion of Short Bus that went out the window, lol

[@patrickdoyle6201]

@@simonferland5357 I hadn't watched the video yet BUT I don't think I've seen them go that far before, *MY BAD* *LOL!*🤪😹

[@GrapefruitMcgilicuddy]

Nice copy pasted list

[@coolsandhots]

Notice these movies are pre-Disney.

[@KAPAFlyer]

Are the folks at WhatCulture really so dumb to mispronounce the names of well-known celebrities?

[@jonas-yb2zl]

theyre dumb enough to repost videos