Classic Movie Bloopers Uncensored

[@befdoglover1]

I still laugh at Porky Pig's clip! "Son of a b-b-b GUN! You thought I was gonna say, son of a BITCH, didn't you!" 🤣

[@ylekiote99999]

I am one "son of a bitch" and I could watch these "god damn" bloopers all day!

[@arkgamer153]

Ronald freaking Reagan was a actor I didn't know that

[@Corinne-nc4fj]

WHAT?????????????

[@jacobdehaan4114]

Have you seen Back to the Future? They mentioned that Ronald Reagen was an actor

[@Tomboyy9818]

@@jacobdehaan4114Reagan**

[@Tomboyy9818]

Reagan**

[@arkgamer153]

@@jacobdehaan4114 i was 6 when I had seen that movie

[@legit.peasant]

41:03 That delivery is so well done.

[@abundantYOUniverse]

I had the VHS tape of this from the 80's.

[@belair344]

Movie star back seems like having so fun on set today Movie star seems don't enjoy being on set anymore

[@WilliamJohnwon1522]

If you make a blooper, the other actor is trapped in your blooper. He or she, or them cannot escape.

[@sebastianariashansson]

7:57 is the funniest😂

[@eleanorbenner1885]

Boy, they all swore a lot, didnt they?

[@mickeybitsko1676]

Love Ronnie😺

[@chrishawth1589]

That guy got punched 3min33

[@warlorddk2070]

5:10 Notice how she laughs and understand the joke? Today his career would be over and he would probably be in jail for assault...

[@sourdrop]

I assume that the actors were friends and knew each other well enough to know that he was just joking. Context is what draws the line between assaulting a coworker on a movie set to pulling a joke with a friend that you work with.

[@belair344]

Love Hollywood history 1929 first talking movies

[@waynecopeland4253]

All of these movie are before my time i was born in the late 70's i don't any of the actors and actress

[@jeffmorris4802]

What's the movie at 8:24

[@alexalex13131]

Eddie Cantor was in the Indian headdress. Which film would take a while to find.

[@sourdrop]

Might be from the film "Whoopee" from 1930

[@volkswag12]

What movie is 5:32 from?

[@luisdauajare4842]

Inspector General, from 1949, starring with Danny Keye and Walter Slezak. Hilarious movie.