Breakdowns of 1940, Part 2

[@windstorm1000]

i find the bloopers much more contemporary than the melodramatic movies--really refreshing and 'now'---people aren't really much differnet today-just more gadgets.

[@danielfinney3282]

Spend the money on a new studio for Warner Bros. I love that. Good way to make up something on purpose just to keep the dialogue going. Awesome. Keep up the good work.

[@domainofthesun4400]

Eric Blore is so funny he can make me laugh before he says a word

[@VikingClaw]

What is funny, him trying to break through the door, the hinges are on the inside , lol, the door swings in not out, unless they are double - hinges, or also called saloon door hinges, swinging both ways

[@IgnacioRamirezloco4life]

THANKS FOR POSTING THIS GREAT VIDEOS.

[@thomastarwater2989]

The greatest horseman of all time, Barton MacLane, still can’t raise his ass off the ground.

[@looneywoman]

I wonder if other studios kept/showed gag reels in those days?

[@nicoley132]

You're welcome! Glad you enjoy them. :)

[@shelbyjustice3527]

I was laugh to Eric Blore to he’s have those two gentleman’s hang behind him!!

[@steveweinstein3222]

George Brett said "It stinks" when Merle Oberon forgot her line.

[@Pie2]

Wow, I am loving these videos. Thank you for posting them! One question for this one. Who is the woman @ 4:53 (she's blond)?I think the woman @ 3:24 is the same... I'm having a hard time figuring it out.

[@oldclassics1923]

What is the movie at 0:23? That and the Lane Sisters breakdowns are my favorites.

[@jimmypeters]

We Are Not Alone(1939), starring Paul Muni and Jane Bryan

[@gentlemanjake8005]

@ 2:36 I hope he was talking about himself and not his co-star.

[@gspendlove]

0:56 Mr. President.

[@megarouge2001]

I think it's cool to see that people had as much potty mouths in the old days as today.

[@nicolev198]

Miriam Hopkins is so lovely when she smiles at 1:17

[@looneytunes9000]

Notice something different about the closing music? Yep First the 1938-1941 Looney Tunes Theme song redention of "The Merry go round broke down" plays followed by a cymbal and some random music.

[@NSHG]

Other than that, they used the variant from Porky and Daffy.

[@Marckymarc71]

0:50 The Skipper's daddy.

[@nicoley132]

George Brent

[@nicoley132]

You're welcome. :)

[@nicoley132]

1. Brenda Marshall 2. Elsa Maxwell 3. Lol, French I think, but she's supposed to be playing a con woman, so it's not so bad.

[@annabelle1898]

does anyone know who are the actor/actress pair featured in the scene at 2.50-3.09, walking to the door as butler opens it?

[@nicoley132]

annabelle1898 Joel McCrea & Brenda Marshall

[@annabelle1898]

nicoley132 oo i c thank you :) (y)

[@kiajulian4619]

Great except for the unnecessary found effects....

[@stillstanding6031]

Love Flora Robson. A wonderful Virgin Queen.