Breakdowns of 1942, Part 2

Part two of the Warner Bros. annual blooper reel for 1942.
Featuring George Brent, Jack Carson, Bette Davis, Olivia de Havilland, Jimmy Durante, Errol Flynn, Reginald Gardiner, John Garfield, Cary Grant, Gene Lockhart, Fred MacMurray, Raymond Massey, Ann Sheridan, Monty Woolley, etc.

[@thewomaninthemoon]

Bette Davis is so adorable when she laughs. Those clips of The Man Who Came to Dinner were so great.

[@gmaureen]

Cary Grant, Jack Carson, and Raymond Massey in Arsenic and Old Lace. What a wonderful movie!!! My favorite comedy.

[@jerrythenipper2372]

Thank you Warner Club for saving these. Great video. Gotta love those out takes from Arsenic and Old Lace!

[@k8nairne]

Very funny! Thanks for sharing. Gotta love Bette Davis' laugh, and all the clips from 'Man Who Came to Dinner' - class!

[@stillstanding6031]

John Garfield. What a treasure he was.

[@mrsjameshook]

John Garfield at 1.20-1.29 - so cute!

[@LePrince1890]

The Anne Sheridan sequence (shown adnauseum) was from JUKE GIRL, as I believe the two with Gene Lockhart. The ones with Reagan (with Charles Coburn in the background in one, with Bob Cummings in another, and with Sheridan were from KINGS ROW, as was one sequence where Claude Rains. Those with Reginald Gardiner, Jimmy Durante, Monte Wooley, and Bette Davis were from The Man Who Came to Dinner.

[@russianbear4959]

Love these elegant woman being themselves cussing off screen....so adorable and refreshing

[@ashleyg325]

Wtf is with that Ann Sheridan thing? It creeps me out!

[@RPULTZ69]

LOve these goof reels usually the reels are shown at the annual Christmas party

[@OFFICIALGUSRICHLEN]

Can someone PLEASE help that poor guy get his ass off the ground? He's been trying the last several years!

[@oywidapoodles]

Cool! Wouldn't that have been an event to behold!

[@jennifer1003]

Yea he's great, that movie is totally awesome-he cracks me! Monty is great with his wise cracks

[@poughkeepsiejohn1]

0:55 - "He's getting too big for his britches!" LOL!

[@comrabure]

awesome!

[@nicoley132]

Y'all are so right -- the 'Man Who Came to Dinner' stuff is wonderful. Fred at the beginning: "Groundquarters, what the hell is groundquarters?" That never ceases to amuse me. XD

[@ClueFinderDirtDigger]

2:30 LOL! Cary was so hilarious! ;)

[@thewomaninthemoon]

Yeah I love that film,Monty Woolley is brilliant.

[@13loomisst]

Thanks very much. Was that Dick Foran at the end, with the horse?

[@starrbeatlesqueen]

Yeah, it was funny the first time. The second time, third time, fourth time, fifth time, whatever how many times was just odd.

[@looneywoman]

3:13 - "Don't look at *me* and say that!!!"

[@nicoley132]

@eddiebear100 Well, I do have a DVD called "Hollywood Bloopers" that includes a number of these reels (not all of them though). They're also included as special features on several Warner Home Video DVDs (in better quality). I'm not sure there's a convenient way of getting all of them together on one DVD.

[@nicoley132]

They've been released as extras on some R1 DVDs. The '38 one's with The Adventures of Robin Hood, and the rest of them can be found as part of the Warner Gangsters Collection, Vol. 2 & the Humphrey Bogart Signature Collection, Vol. 2.

[@eddiebear100]

Can you buy a dvd of all these old outtakes?

[@TheMellowPumpkin]

2:07 Which movie is that?

[@SpockLover27]

the hat scene at 4:59 made me DIE laughing! XD

[@nicoley132]

The Man Who Came to Dinner (1942)

[@nicoley132]

Exactly -- for the studio social club's Christmas party.

[@philipmonihan8222]

Can someone explain Ann Sheridan's dance?

[@thomastarwater2989]

She took some medicine and kind of….sort of….ahhh…..you know…..FORGOTTED TO READ THE LABEL THAT SAYS TO SHAKE FIRST BEFORE TAKING THE MEDICINE. That’s why she was shaking.

[@nicoley132]

The Man Who Came to Dinner :)

[@thomastarwater2989]

Ann Sheridan got into her dance to the sound of a rhumba beat, and Guy Kibbee is still laughing his ass off.

[@westeggz]

Don't think that's Kibee

[@holyspacemonkey]

0:29 Jack Carson 😂

[@nicoley132]

@LuigiGodzillaGirl Heh. I love Reginald Gardiner. :)

[@shorebird-y]

What movie is 3:04? XD

[@oywidapoodles]

XD Can someone give me some history for these blooper reels? Were they made for some sort of WB company party? They couldn't have been for the public.

[@sophiewind9524]

Can someone tell,what's the movie 00.10-00.15?

[@nicoley132]

Steel Against the Sky (1941)

[@thomastarwater2989]

And Barton MacLane still can’t raise his ass off the ground.

[@nicoley132]

Yep, Dick Foran.

[@nicoley132]

It IS sorta creepy, heh.

[@Michaelbos]

The end was really really stupid.