Breakdowns of 1942, Part 1

Part one of the Warner Bros. annual blooper reel for 1942.
Featuring Humphrey Bogart, Charles Boyer, Robert Cummings, Joan Fontaine, Edmund Goulding, Thomas Mitchell, Claude Rains, Ronald Reagan, Ann Sheridan, Barbara Stanwyck, Monty Woolley, etc.

[@thewomaninthemoon]

OMG,I almost died laughing when Bogie flew back in his chair!That was great.Claude Rains was hilarious too.

[@Mandy.Corcoran]

A lot of people think that Bogie falling back in that chair was a blooper, but it's actually part of the scene. The Movie is "The Big Shot" from 1942.

[@RubyTuesday717]

Usually the bloopers of Bogie involve him saying "Goddamn!" at forgetting a line; it's really funny to see him laugh at himself.

[@TheLights045]

STANWYCK! Haha, "And I knew goddamn well I was going to say it!"

[@TheLights045]

I adore these bloopers!! I almost died when that chair flipped over on Bogie! Isn't is funny to see Reagan in these movie clips? Stanwyck cracks me up!

[@jennifer1003]

The guy who laughs at 4:30 always cracks me up!!!!!!

[@gmaureen]

Oops, I see him now...love that bob!! Thanks for the correction.

[@windstorm1000]

That's director Edmond Golding doing the 'woman's part at the beginning--he was famous for doing this to show the lead actrress what to do--often to the consternation of macho male leads!!

[@thomastarwater2989]

That bald-headed fella laughing his ass off is believed by me to be Guy Kibbee.

[@youtuuberoxx]

bahaha....bogie and the chair=greatest blooper ever

[@ClueFinderDirtDigger]

Bogart was so serious-- rarely did he ever seem amused... ;). But the ladder and chair both were fantastic :P.

[@thehair1474]

During the 1980 Presidential campaign, these blooper reels were kept under lock and key, because it was rumored that Ronald Reagan was swearing in them, lol. They didn't want to offend his Moral Majority voters. Not to worry, they found them as hilarious as everyone else did, when they were finally released...years later.

[@warnersfan2o9m]

The Constant Nymph is the first blooper. A film not shown in over 40 years.

[@grabit1]

@doctornoooo She was great. Very underrated and undervalued.

[@grabit1]

@tsutomukun Glad you think so about Thomas Mitchell. I heartily agree.

[@ClueFinderDirtDigger]

4:14-- Such a sweetheart :).

[@Pie2]

I've watched this millions of times and only just noticed that at 6:11 Dietrich is the woman, and I've seen that movie too which makes me more slow.

[@nicoley132]

Bogie seems genuinely pretty ticked much of the time. So does George Brent.

[@looneywoman]

Not sure about the girl doing the test, but the scene is a flashback from the Bette Davis movie "Now Voyager." The actor who got the part in question can be found at 2:27.

[@azerethroth5761]

Came for Dietrich, Stayed for Dietrich. xD ♥

[@fastmandan88]

are these real bloopers? if they are, theyre amazing!

[@NakedTongues]

Ann Sheridan was something else: came from Texas with an accent so thick she could spread butter with it, kept enough of it throughout her career till she may have been the most down to earth actress ever its always like having her in your living room, so real you can almost smell the cigarette she is smoking.

[@MissGoldenDreams13]

@oreokittykittencat: That's got to be my favorite goof-up ever!

[@barboraschulzova6706]

what’s the name of the movie at 5:52 (-1.55) where the guys talks about Cassie being poisoned?

[@Bobbnoxious]

Ann Sheridan was fabulously hot - and funny.

[@lovikkyio7868]

5:32 the name of the movie please ?

[@nicoley132]

@RocyMartinez Good question...to which I do not have an answer. That part goes on forever, doesn't it? Heh. Glad you like the video. :)

[@rubberduckie8922]

I think the movie is Torrid Zone??? And I, too, LOVE, Ann Sheridan : )

[@nicoley132]

According to my extensive research (aka Google), she was crowned with the title in some contest, and I guess the nickname stuck. Yay Ann Sheridan. :D

[@deloresclaiborne29]

@RocyMartinez I believe that it's Olivia de Havilland

[@moonlightorchid99]

What's that film Robert Cummings is in with who I presume is Claude Rains?

[@ShawDAMAN]

Seems like Charles Boyer plays a piano in every movie....

[@MoeRanda12]

the thing with bogie falling back in the chair, was it suppose to do that?

[@joseargandona5062]

Poor Mitchell, so much effiort and finally that scene was trimmed of the final movie.

[@barnabasfrid]

It's not Bette Davis but I'll be dashed if that's not a screen test for "Now, Voyager". BTW-- Claude Rains-- yum.

[@nicoley132]

Heh, well it's only a glimpse of their faces, but yeah, must be Marlene and Edward G. Robinson from Manpower. :)

[@alovelyjessture]

REAGAN = SUCH A CUTIE

[@TheNomadicview]

He looks like a lot like Ian McKellen but the scene comes from (I think) "Now Voyager" and he was born only a few years before that film was made.

[@grabit1]

@TheLights045 Even her bloopers were great.

[@nicoley132]

Dunno. But I would like to take this opportunity to say that I LOVE Ann Sheridan. Helpful, no? XD

[@grabit1]

@doctornoooo Ann Sheridan was a gem, and she died far too young.

[@SpockLover27]

@alovelyjessture Oh he is! :D

[@gmaureen]

5:03 Claude Rains and Farley Granger (in the chair).

[@ShawDAMAN]

What movie is that where Bogart falls out of the chair? Hilarious.

[@nicoley132]

5. Yes -- Ann Sheridan. 6. Nah -- Richard Whorf I think. 7. Ronald Reagan. 8. Claude Rains -- the one standing. 9. Yep -- Thomas Mitchell.

[@lerrylerry2550]

1000 god damn

[@RocyMartinez]

Who is the girl in 1:20 ?? I love this video XD!!

[@grabit1]

@HAZIDEAD The blonde guy got the part. Seriously.

[@nicoley132]

Sure they're real; glad you like them. :)

[@michaelhiller2406]

The Big Shot. And it's actually in the movie.

[@nicoley132]

Ann Sheridan

[@nicoley132]

Yep, Bogie.

[@oywidapoodles]

Wow, that was pretty weird. XD

[@nicoley132]

@moonlightorchid99 Kings Row

[@philipmonihan8222]

That rampage of kissing is a series of screen tests for a part in Now Voyager. I'll bet that Betty Davis stand in was tired. What I'm not so sure on is that dance they've got Ann Sheridan doing. Can someone help me out here?

[@philipmonihan8222]

As to Bogie falling backwards in that chair, I just wish he'd been holding that bowl of stuff. THAT would have been a blooper.

[@PriincessAiisha]

HOW HOT WAS REAGAN!?!

[@windstorm1000]

I going to guess its a studio composer 'doing' Rachminoff---could be wrong--

[@tayloradolfson7622]

please god someone tell me who the man at 5:14 is i need to know

[@ifwishesweretimemachines3958]

A very young (and adorable) Ronald Reagan.

[@tayloradolfson7622]

@@ifwishesweretimemachines3958 YOURE KIDDING

[@ifwishesweretimemachines3958]

@@tayloradolfson7622 I thought you probably were. But there are ignoramuses out there, you know?

[@ifwishesweretimemachines3958]

@@tayloradolfson7622 Not meaning to imply that you're an ignoramus. With comments about Reagan, you can never tell, as politics often play a role ...

[@tayloradolfson7622]

@@ifwishesweretimemachines3958 no i’m just surprised that that was ronald reagan.

[@bonpourvous]

Ann Sheridan, such a Hot Tottie!!!

[@luisreyes1963]

Ronald Reagan, The Great Communicator. 🤣

[@user-pi4kf9uw3m]

2:29

[@ClueFinderDirtDigger]

*5:14*

[@nicoley132]

Heh, Reagan, yeah... "And never came up, never came back, never showed up, the son of a bitch drowned." XD

[@riolureviews5204]

Ah Ron. “And never came up, never came back, never showed up. The Son of a Bitch drowned.” 😂😂

[@ryandawson8513]

Looney Tunes

[@nicoley132]

Ha, really? He annoys me. A lot.