Breakdowns of 1941, Part 2

[@Meashayshay2]

"oooh your following me..I didn't know that!" LOL

[@ClueFinderDirtDigger]

LOL! I loved Jimmy's "Oooh, you're following me..."... so cute! :)

[@thewomaninthemoon]

Yeah Bette is hilarious in these clips.I love when she says,"nuts to that ***damn line!" That was great.

[@RoysWorld1985]

I really do love these bloopers.

[@KTR2022]

Bette at 4:33 is simply hilarious.

[@rem2267]

Great to see clips from one of my favorite films of 1941 - The Sea Wolf. I'd love to see Alexander Knox's flubs from that as well as the ones we got from Edward G and John Garfield.

[@AnnSheridanFanClub]

More of Ann Sheridan's laugh, please!

[@Bestmanme08]

The Bette Davis blooper where she splashes James Cagney is from the film The Bride Came COD!

[@Bestmanme08]

Gary Cooper's bloopers are from Sgt. York!

[@barnabasfrid]

It's hard NOT to become obsessed with Claudie-- Hollenius was just magic!

[@nicoley132]

@frannyzooey11 A previous comment from seckinger5000: "To answer an earlier question: the couple in the water are Jane Wyman & Ronald Reagan in Tugboat Annie Sails Again (1940) directed by Lewis Seiler ("Now look, Seiler, I gotta see if you don't mind!")" Sounds good to me. :)

[@barnabasfrid]

Been looking at these all night! Thanks for all the uploads! Did I mention in other comments that I just sat for a tattoo of Claude as Hollenius?

[@timber149]

this is great

[@AnthonySmith-ty7ij]

This segment featured clips from Four Mothers, High Sierra, The Sea Wolf, Torrid Zone, Sergeant York, No Time for Comedy, The Wagons Roll at Night, The Bride Came C.O.D, The Great Lie, etc.

[@nauort23]

4:55 Eddie Albert playing the part of Eve Harrington!!! LOL

[@nicoley132]

I believe you did mention it. That's...some dedication. O.O

[@BSTO88]

Okay, I thought so. I want to say that's Jane and Ronald in the water...but I have trouble telling. Sounds like her..

[@frannyzooey11]

Are you sure it is Jane Wyman who says : "NOW LOOK ...I'VE GOT TO SEE IF YOU DON'T MIND." What is the movie she is in ?

[@darkmountains7]

Could someone please tell me what the film with James Stewart is? I'd be forever thankful.

[@luisreyes1963]

No Time For Comedy.

[@BSTO88]

Three questions: The very first clip, who is that? Who is that tripping and falling 0:54? & Is that Jane Wyman at 1:20?

[@beyoncetyratina]

@nicoley132 Oh thank you soo much. I'm sorry for asking again, although someone already answered. I didn't look back at the other comments. But thank you so much for telling me again. And thank you to looneywoman to for saying what was happening already. Appreciate it, couldn't see there faces. :)

[@JaneKelly11]

At 4.40-4.5- with Bette Davis, anyone knows what is the title of that film, please? Thanks

[@nicoley132]

@rem2267 Willie Best -- from High Sierra I believe.

[@RobloxMaster642]

6:12 from the end of Daffy Duck in Hollywood

[@toppahoppa]

Ann Sheridan seems like she would have been a really cool chick to hang out with.

[@nicoley132]

@jadecameron Haha, everyone seems to like and ask about that one. Here's a nice explanation from looneywoman in an earlier comment: :o) "...looks like a scene from "Four Mothers." The blond on the platform is definitely Priscilla, next to Eddie Albert, the poor girl who slides in is the one whose character is married to Eddie's in the film (most likely Rosemary), and the man waiting in the background with the bags is probably Jeffrey Lynn, who played Priscilla's hubbie in the film."

[@nicoley132]

@beyoncetyratina Here's what looneywoman said about that in an earlier comment: :o) "...looks like a scene from "Four Mothers." The blond on the platform is definitely Priscilla, next to Eddie Albert, the poor girl who slides in is the one whose character is married to Eddie's in the film (most likely Rosemary), and the man waiting in the background with the bags is probably Jeffrey Lynn, who played Priscilla's hubbie in the film."

[@nicoley132]

Thanks! :)

[@ShawDAMAN]

I think Cooper was an average to Good actor depending on the role. He was visually compelling.

[@nicoley132]

1. Ann Sheridan 2. Rosalind Russell

[@beyoncetyratina]

Who's the one that almost fell, but the guy caught her?

[@similer5987]

One of the Lane Sisters. I'm not sure which one.

[@nicoley132]

@sharonit2006 Four Mothers according to looneywoman. The dude she runs into DOES look like Eddie Albert now that she mentions it. :)

[@TVFan88]

at 6:12 you can see that they used the Prototype 1938 MM Closing theme LOL

[@gmaureen]

BSTO88 - The girl in the first clip (the blonde) is Jane Wyman. The guy I recognize but can't name?

[@kimberly1234j]

The guy is Ronald Reagan.

[@gentlemanjake8005]

@@kimberly1234j don’t know who it is, but it’s not Reagan.

[@drtmuir]

Jane Wyman was very cute.

[@looneywoman]

...looks like a scene from "Four Mothers." The blond on the platform is definitely Priscilla, next to Eddie Albert, the poor girl who slides in is the one whose character is married to Eddie's in the film (most likely Rosemary), and the man waiting in the background with the bags is probably Jeffrey Lynn, who played Priscilla's hubbie in the film.

[@maddddyalice]

Who is the actress at 1:19 that 'pulls her hair' ?

[@kimberly1234j]

Jane Wyman I think

[@lonewulf44]

Wow ... lol, funny stuff. Odd seeing some of the outbursts from those people.

[@nicoley132]

Is the guy Wayne Morris?

[@looneywoman]

Another thought on #2: Definitely a Lane sister; I'm guessing Lola, but it might be Rosemary...

[@sharonit2006]

what movie is 0:51 from?

[@PeterParker-nc5ke]

What's the name of the, Bette Davis movie?

[@nicoley132]

We were thinking the woman standing there is a Lane sister...

[@nicoley132]

@beyoncetyratina Oh, no problem, glad to help. There's been a lot of interest in and discussion of that one it seems; it's a very amusing blooper I think. :)

[@spockboy]

Here are some of the bloopers restored in HD kzbin.info/www/bejne/kKiWp4OXiM6sm8U

[@cuzblueyes]

what movie is that at 2:11? thanks :)

[@barnabasfrid]

I fucking love Claude!

[@rem2267]

Dick Foran w/the horse (AGAIN)! Too funny! Who is actor at 5:20? That egg thing makes me positively nauseus. Blechh.

[@nicoley132]

@maddddyalice Jane Wyman it seems. :)

[@nauort23]

He was one of the handsomest men in Hollywood, no doubt about it. But, I think the "visually compelling" - thing can distract from the reality of someone's dramatic talent. I can get past the static posture, but he always sounded like he was reading a cue card to me--and like he had trouble reading!

[@thomastarwater2989]

Errol Flynn still can’t raise his ass off the ground, and the horse is unimpressed with him.

[@nicoley132]

As do all discerning people who ever see him. :D

[@nicoley132]

1. No idea. 2. Is that maybe Priscilla Lane standing next to them? Four Mothers maybe? Just a guess. 3. I think so, but not 100% sure. Anyone else have any ideas?

[@jimmeasel6924]

DON'T PULL YOUR HAIR BACK!!!!

[@nauort23]

Boy, that Gary Cooper was one l o u s y actor, even when he got the lines right.

[@scotnick59]

That l o u s y actor won an Academy Award.

[@ShawDAMAN]

Yeah. He's never really moved me in any of his dramatic scenes. I think he was fine in straight and some comic scenes. I wouldn't call him a great actor, but I'm not sure I'd say "lousy" either. ;)

[@DWe3095]

6:12 The End

[@looneywoman]

I think #2 is correct. I'm at a loss for the blond in #1, though. Perhaps *that* could be Jane Wyman?

[@nicoley132]

@darkmountains7 No Time for Comedy

[@nicoley132]

@cuzblueyes Torrid Zone

[@nicoley132]

@JaneKelly11 The Great Lie

[@22moviefan22]

No time for Comedy