8 Quirks Of Famous Actors You Will Never Unsee - The Spit Take

[@datdudeoverthere1040]

I'm mildly ashamed at how captivated I was by Martin Sheen putting on jackets.

[@roguecactus7]

Nope NopeNope so snappy!

[@angryreader8857]

Nope NopeNope Yeah after a while he looks like a contortionist

[@manshapedhole]

I paused the video and have been practicing for the last twenty minutes. It's just after 5am! What is my life?!

[@celticwolff5429]

Sounds like why Jonathan Frakes, Riker on Star Trek: The Next Generation, always stepped over chairs to sit on them.

[@johnm3907]

+celticwolff what about that look he gives people, closes his eyes a bit

[@skwisgarskwigelf7191]

You um forgot Jeff Goldblum being uh uh uh Jeff Goldblum in uh every movie he’s in 😂

[@kevindavis3234]

A friend of mine calls him The Wizard of Uhs! Hahahaha!!!

[@skwisgarskwigelf7191]

I met him at comic con last year. He’s awesome.

[@humorlessclown]

Adam Zimmerman - Except Deathwish 😄😏😏

[@dianezimmerman4434]

And he's GREAT at it.

[@shaneblacksmith5790]

It is called Goldbluming.

[@hammadali594]

Should've put in Owen Wilson's "Wow"

[@tiamta]

To obvious

[@eltrollski7369]

Every time I see his nose I'm like *wow*

[@zahidaa2184]

El Trollski

[@bruceboa6384]

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[@deniselane2500]

Or "Yeah, Yeah, Yeah!"

[@robertnett9793]

1:50 - Robert Downey Jr also has a habbit of eating on screen :D (They tried to keep him from doing so in several Iron Man / Marvel movies - but eventually they gave up, because he hid sweets all over the set, and made it a character quirk :D)

[@QDogge21]

And using "uh" frequently! LOL

[@VanessaLoveCounselor]

And Dean from Supernatural. Lots of cheese burgers.

[@joefosh]

true that. deans a good one too... james gandolfini in the sopranos, but then again that might have been a character thing

[@VanessaLoveCounselor]

@@joefosh I just watched something on James Gandolfini and he wanted to eat to get further into the character. I guess he ate many plates of food for each scene.

[@djtoona]

@@joefosh Gandolfini was a master with a knife and a fork and a plate of food. At first I thought it was just to show off how he was a master of eating various iterations of pasta, but he extended his mastery to loading a fork with the exact right proportion of meat and side dish before talking (somehow elegantly) with his mouth full of food.

[@littleredwritinghead3781]

Adam Sandler always talks like a nine year old imitating a four year old, and twists his hands around like a sea lion having a seizure.

[@senordickhead100]

Lmao. I don't exactly agree with that but it's so funny, I wanted to.

[@littleredwritinghead3781]

@@senordickhead100 LOL! I can respect that.

[@bmw1983N7]

Abso-freaking-lutely, also best comment I’ve ever read just had a really good laugh

[@jpm199]

Its a bit he does. Conan always dances like a puppet. David Letterman would famously pull his collar uncomfortably. Hamburgah went haaamburgah.

[@Cornerstoner]

Yassss!

[@Footballfails9096]

Dwayne Johnson has a weird quirk of looking like the rock in all of his movies.

[@maxtheleopard]

Tom Few He should of been "The Thing" from the Fantastic Four

[@Hailstormful]

Even in the disney movie "Moana", the animators had his character do "the Rock" stare...

[@monkeyinnapot8148]

Huh never new

[@Jeff-cr9ho]

why the fuck does this comment have 232 likes? oh wait- Dwayne Johnson IS the rock huuhuahahahuuhahauhaaa wow that is brilliant

[@キラキラくりくり頭]

@Jcamerer, always old?

[@cueball5705]

"Brad pit eats like it is hurting his face" 😂😂😂

[@firedog235]

So, with Brad Pitt I think he eats because of his jaw line --- it really emphasizes his jaw line which is one of the most distinctive features of his face.

[@pm0913]

Nice observation

[@brodi7748]

I think that's a good call. Though, I thought it was that most actors do eat in a scene because they may have to do numerous takes. Not Brad, he's "One and Done".

[@fricksauce]

It also draws attention to his mouth. Ever notice that in nearly all of his films he seems to be wearing something dewy-looking on his lips, like clear lip gloss? Yeah, if you're even slightly attracted his looks, his constant eating and lip goo wearing is probably going make you look right at his lips, like, ALL the time. It's a clever device.

[@MykiiMescal]

I’m pretty sure he’s just hungry

[@kamimitsu75]

Perhaps, but he even eats when he's not shown in the scene. In Fight Club, when the narrator talks to Tyler Durden on the payphone, you can hear him munching on what sounds like cereal or potato chips.

[@Snowowl64]

David Caruso ALWAYS Stands SIDEWAYS When He Talks To Anyone. He Never FACES Them!!!!!

[@johanloots4646]

And that makes him just a bigger fucking idiot.

[@Simple1Jack]

Denzel Washington is always guaranteeing things.

[@sharynwithawhy1851]

Tugg Speedman 🤣- You made me laugh so hard, it made my eyes rain!

[@Jarsia]

LOL, wonder if he used to be a salesman

[@maddogpatches]

that its gonna be a great movie!

[@RaiceGeriko]

He also always wants to be spoken to like he's a 5 year old.

[@TurdFerguson884]

He always says “tick tock tick tock”

[@o.t.d_ody_the_dreamer]

I've never understood the allure of being early to a KZbin video. Now I understand, it's the power.

[@TheVilivan]

best comment

[@GamesPlayingGames]

Ashani Francis You remind me of the man.

[@GamesPlayingGames]

HALP MEH! The man with the power.

[@stimulanttree]

Praise be to Ashani Francis! OUR NEW GOD!

[@hypnoswede7943]

All hail ashani francis! All power to the ashani!

[@TheBarber5550]

Martin Sheen looks fly as fuck when he puts on a jacket.

[@mayadelaneys]

Brad Pitt looks so good while eating because of that amazing jawline.

[@oOowordgirloOo]

Maya S they probably have him eat because it looks amazing to watch him eat. I watched that eating scene (and the "Obeiah" scene in Meet Joe Black) way too many times.

[@DDDadToTheBone]

Fuckin' weirdos lmao

[@kerrihelm3104]

He does have great bone structure. One of the first things, that I find attractive in a person. 😊

[@Manx-lb1oc]

My favorite movie to see him eating in is "Ocean's 11". How does he make eating nachos look sexy?

[@HeyCrabman14]

UPDATE! Tom Cruise is still running!

[@TrudyPatootie]

ugh .. he can keep running

[@clintholmes2061]

Only when he isn't riding a motorcycle.

[@0Fyrebrand0]

He's chasing after someone trying to escape scientology

[@UncommonSituations]

The gibberish is just from Fallon being drunk every show

[@lhobbsmusic]

Had to add to this. John Bethnal constantly rubbing the back of his head as if nonchalantly checking to see if there's a spider there.

[@aburmud]

While also lowering his voice making it more raspy while talking at a 45 degree angle. It's infuriating.

[@coreybirth2368]

Dave Burmudzija that's because he has a high voice

[@lowkeynopressure6739]

Lawrence Hobbs *rubs head* m'ask you sumn Rick

[@sfd373]

Yeah! Sub sub sub robert de Niro acting. He's unbearable to watch.

[@Ophion]

#9: The editor-in-chief of Cracked can't speak on camera without severely tilting his head to the left.

[@nolongerhuman13]

Stone Barrett @cracked lol

[@AdamLacy228]

NOT a famous actor, though.

[@chadderalleh8107]

thats fuckin funny

[@yammmit]

Ophion I ALWAYS tilt my head to one side or the other.

[@tonylopez1610]

Or mentioning hes the editor in chief of cracked.

[@kennethlauer4735]

this list is compromised. Owen Wilson saying "wow"

[@bronzewolf6464]

Waaahhhhhow

[@NoSuchThing99]

HA HA HA HA HA HA! That sounds just like him!

What about Graham Norton. After someone on BBC R1 pointed out his "oooh oooh oooooh" when presenting guests I cannot unhear/unsee it. Just watch any episode of his show.

[@StudioInkblot]

Everyone knows it.

[@alysiamerdavid-wasser9165]

Kenneth Lauer Or Matthew Mcconaughy-sp? saying "Alright, alright!" It's a stereotype bc it's true!

[@13wargo]

I’ve accidentally slapped so many people attempting to put my jacket on like martin sheen

[@djtoona]

Mike Wango - why do they all want to put your jacket on?

[@fighterck6241]

djtoona underrated comment.

[@cosmonaut379]

Jimmy Fallon also has a really weird tic of never being funny

[@vonnshlabbah]

I Love it.

[@MarkBoese]

You spelled "Jimmy Kimmel" wrong.

[@Sophiedesjardins]

Both Kimmel and Fallon.

[@robfab5204]

Conan>Kimmel>Fallon

[@hpjk772]

It's hip to say that. Have you seen his music comedy? His Neil Young, Bob Dylan, Extreme impressions? He is the only damn comedian on TV who is steering clear of the low hanging fruit of Trump bashing/parodies. You cannot make a parody of a parody. Jimmy Fallon is honest and genuine. He makes jokes about what he finds funny instead of incessantly virtue signalling like everybody else. I know he laughs about everything, but it's a genuine laugh. I'll take that over another Trump skit anytime.

[@flatscan1978]

Kristen Stewart's lip biting becomes even more curious if you consider that it found it's way into E.L James novel "50 Shades of Grey", which started as "Twilight" fan fiction. The lip biting is one of Anastasia Steele's (the novel's protagonist) most characterisic traits, which implies that she is based on Stewart.

[@phoenixdavida8987]

flatscan1978 ooooh, observant!

[@dtheengineer2746]

Those movies are both terrible

[@LysanderArshavin]

@@dtheengineer2746 tru

[@Mech610]

John Cusack went to my high school (Many years before I did, of course). I assume on days it was raining he'd stand outside the classroom and listen through the window with one of those old-timy hearing horns. Also, you should have included how Jonathan Frakes (Riker from Star Trek The Next Generation) sits in chairs. He climbs over the back of them.

[@enzd735]

...I've watched TNG so many times, yet never picked up on that. Not sure if it had more to do with his size or his back injury. He also leans a lot when he's still.

[@Mech610]

Enzd It may be a combination of both conditions. The leaning is definitely from the injury, though. But yeah, there's a compilation video of him climbing over the backs of chairs in like half a dozen scenes from TNG (And there's definitely many more, but the video maker chose those for the compilation). It's kind of mesmerizing to watch how he'd enter a scene and with a single action immediately own the room lol.

[@sarahkinsey5434]

And how he puts his foot up on everything. The video Which is Nerdier: Star Wars or Star Trek? points this out. Very funny video I recommend.

[@Halrawk]

I sit on most chairs the same way. I'm 6'1", but have very long legs for my height. Any chair that isn't about belly button high just gets hurdled like the way Riker does it. Think that probably has a lot to do with it, very few people have commented on it with me. It's weird, but not weird enough to draw someones attention to exactly what's happening. They just think "hm, that seemed different".

[@Maximusrex4575]

I had seen an interview where that maneuver was mentioned, and it came up that he did it for two reasons, one it was an inside joke making fun of how small the chairs they used on set were, and the other was it was easier for him to do smoothly later on when he had some back issues.

[@santtannarivera7105]

Watch a Jake Gylanhall movie and notice how much he blinks, it's actually astonishing

[@adamant4107]

It's like he's trying to take flight with his eyelashes.

[@SuperJ1337]

He hardly blinked at all in Nightcrawler.

[@jmorel42]

Santtanna Rivera I swear to god he blinked like once in Nightcrawler

[@SAAD92ification]

only in "Prisoners".

[@curm1778]

Christopher Walken smiles when killing people in movies. I bet he's terrifying to be around when he's in a good mood.

[@killerjob12]

Cur M bad ass dancer though ask fat boy slim

[@shimmeringfairydust3275]

He’s nice. Actually met him a few times.

[@doctorthirteen5727]

Thomas Triarsi allegedly

[@Scuppun]

@First Last we know who brought the coke that night 👍

[@AnnieBoBannie421]

Maybe he got that from Robert Wagner in real life

[@holi117]

The jennifer anniston one i thought was part of her character... you only showed her doing it as rachel, not as an actress in several different characters. That cough is on purpose, its a rachel thing; her getting attention or feeling uncomfortable about what she is about to say or not say ... The brad pitt one was one i already knew. He eats in like every single film lol

[@twistedviewlabs]

Brad Pitt eats even when he's off camera talking on the phone....see Fight Club

[@4Distractiononly]

I don't hate it 😂

[@twistedviewlabs]

Doesn't bother me either. Quentin Tarantino has a tendency of rambling aimlessly on nonsense subjects btw. An example is his diatribe on the meaning of Like A Virgin

[@squalltheonly]

Maybe brad wants to taste food from all over the world. Did he eat in WWZ?

[@the1onlyteagro]

@@squalltheonly yes the beginning sequence when he cooks for his family.

[@DA-bm2mj]

surprised that Sean Bean is not in the list with that thing that he does in almost all the movies he's in

[@SomeAHole]

What, dying? He only dies in one third in all of the things he has acted in.

[@bored9193]

Some A. Hole its crazy its so little, ive clearly missed a whole lot of sean beans filmography

[@jacobrobertdesio9265]

Dias Amreé, is it that wierd teeth gritting he does when he is trying to be intense? That is the only tick of his I remember

[@frozenaorta]

Jennifer Aniston's throat clearing seems to be exclusive to Friends (the only clips shown here). That might imply that this is a quirk of "Rachel's" that Aniston consciously used for the character. She doesn't seem to do it in other roles. The Brad Pitt eating is super well known. I love watching him stuff cheeseburgers in his mouth while talking. It's hilarious.

[@natfailsyoutube8163]

I was more surprised they skipped the super practical reason for other actors not commonly eating on film: the scene might need 30 takes or more, the actor can easily end up having to consume a lot of food.

[@frozenaorta]

nat4200 Yeah. I remember watching the commentary on the movie Rounders once, and Edward Norton has a scene where he and and Matt Damon are walking down the street while Norton eats a hot dog. They were all laughing about how many hot dogs he ended up eating during the shooting. Apparently he got pretty sick.

[@JamesCPotter13]

frozenaorta That Peanut Butter scene from Meet Joe Black made me start eating peanut butter like that....like I'd never e end heard of it before...... EVERY....TIME

[@ameliaq.7481]

nat4200 Exactly. And having people eating in a scene probably makes editing harder if they have to use different takes of the same scene. It's really noticeable when an actor has taken a bite out of something but it's suddenly whole again in the next shot. Or when someone's drinking and the liquid level in the glass keeps going up and down. I'm sure it's easier to just leave food out of a scene completely.

[@frozenaorta]

Amelia Q. Yep. It's continuity errors just waiting to happen. Back when my girlfriend and I used to actually watch Big Bang Theory, we always used to be amused by how they never ate. I mean, the group is CONSTANTLY eating on that show--they just never actually take a bite. They just stir and stir and poke. Then right when it looks like someone might take a bite... They freeze and react to something said.

[@Venture8234]

You didn't need to point out anything to make Jimmy Fallon unwatchable, he does it all on his own.

[@SithCats]

I'm convinced that the reason Jimmy Fallon is such a successful talk show host is that he can sing, he can act, and he can tell jokes... but he can't do any of them particularly well. That lets him do all kinds of fun stuff with his guests and he always makes them look good by comparison. He's really found the perfect niche for being both versatile and mediocre.

[@rachelgpryor]

Definitely should have had John Cusack's room being flooded in 1408 as part of the montage

[@jeanaerowley7150]

I love the Harrison Ford “Mother Fucker Finger” 😂

[@jasonsea6110]

Try it out with a mirror and a sheet of paper in the hand.

[@danielhall1226]

And on this day many new drinking games were born!

[@candiduscorvus]

You should've done the way Jonathan Frakes sat in chairs on Star Trek. Once you've seen how weird it is, you will never unsee.

[@DerekMoore82]

Or the way Patrick Stewart (Captain Picard) always tugs his shirt down.

[@700gsteak]

He actually has a back problem thats why he sits like that

[@daclyde]

Or lurches head first through doorways.

[@sarahkinsey5434]

I always thought the difference between Patrick Stewart and Jonathan Frakes while they are standing is funny. Stewart stands with his feet together head held high, shoulders and arms relaxed. Frakes stands with his feet apart, shoulders tensed and looks like he's about to tackle someone.

[@700gsteak]

Riker was just looking for the chance to go mutiny on Picard when Data wasn't looking. haha

[@storminnormanz]

at least they don't interlock there fingers every 3 seconds

[@yammmit]

storminnormanz their*

[@sed8me69]

@@austindorf83, could mean "there" in some sign language. ButtHat 😜

[@keymaster430]

That IS a funny observation. And it's almost like he was trying to divert your eyes to his crotch.

[@sleepingdragon3730]

@@austindorf83 ​Is that worse than being a knit picky douchebag who finds self worth by belittling people for small things such as spelling over, I dunno, things that actually matter? If that, of all things triggers you, may whatever thing you believe in help you should you ever have to pay a bill, change a tire, or turn off a light someone else forgot to. May they have mercy on us all. :)

[@sleepingdragon3730]

@@austindorf83 It's called sarcasm and it's funny that you're completely misinterpreting your own statement. Humans are prone to grammatical error, and if you are using THAT as a basis to weigh intelligence it only makes your own point moot and throws out any credibility you may think you have. You might also want to read about Skitt's Law. Skitt's Law is an Internet axiom which states that people who correct other's spelling or grammar are likely to commit errors themselves. It is often used as a humorous critique of the pedantic Internet users known as Grammar Nazis. Several similar laws referring to the same principle have arisen independently, but Skitt's Law is the most prevailing term. You're welcome to read more at knowyourmeme.com/memes/skitt-s-law **p.s. Bye Steve. I only got to read a little of your two whitty replies before your comments mysteriously vanished. And yes you only reinforced what I said by falling for knitpicky over nit. I hope being Grammar Nazi works out for you though. It's not helping any of your arguments, but I'm sure you'll find a use for it somewhere.

[@homelesshannah50]

Jeff Goldblum bangs his fist when he's making an angry point and I noticed Brad Pitt smacking himself on the head.

[@antonissavvidis1534]

I'm tired of MOTHERF****ING Samuel MOTHERF****ING Jackson saying the MOTHERF****ING phrase on every MOTHERF****ING movie. MOTHERF****ING Fact: I'm MOTHERF****ING not! I MOTHERF****ING love it.

[@alexandergermanis679]

Would have spiced up his role in the Star Wars prequels, though. "This muthaf@$%ing party is over, Dooku!"

[@dtheengineer2746]

Fun fact! Samuel L Jackson used to have a stammer, and he over came it by using the word "Motherfucker"

[@Iridium_yt]

Now I want a Julesified edition of the prequel trilogy. I NEED IT

[@jasonsea6110]

@@Iridium_yt Describe what Darth Vader looks like.

[@denisethasder8193]

The guy who plays Barry Allen in the Flash tv show nods his head around a lot when speaking. HonestTrailers pointed out it looks like he's a bobble head

[@salemdoesstuff]

grant gustin?

[@thatguyukno2185]

Grant Gustin is a bobble head #conspiracy

[@celticwolff5429]

Ever since Honest Trailers did that so many other KZbinrs have been pointing it out. You really can't unsee that.

[@denisethasder8193]

I crack up every time lol. I love it

[@salemdoesstuff]

If there's a bobble head of Grant Gustin as the flash, is that inception?

[@ggioia86]

Leonardo DiCaprio says "huh" a lot after almost every sentence

[@JackOfAllRAIDs]

I've actually lost friends because they end a lot of sentences with "huh." A couple of times I actually said nothing after they said it to test them and they just repeated "huh," only a little more emphatically. It got to be soooo annoying.

[@GippyHappy]

JackOfAllRAIDs huh doesn't bother me but UM actually drives me insane Though my crutch word is "y'know?" Because I'm constantly seeking approval

[@eltrollski7369]

The Leonardo DiCaprio back then made great movies, some now are ok, so now I call him Leonardo Dicrapio

[@GippyHappy]

El Trollski my friend calls him leonardo divinci

[@RoddThunderheart]

El Trollski exactly! He shouldn't have won the academy award for being raped by a bear. That should have gone to Antonio Banderas for 33.

[@talya1877]

How about Will Smith taking a shower in ALL his movies. Also Leo DiCaprio is always making a toast.

[@ohwellwhateverr]

Leo DiCaprio always drowns!

[@eastsid3ridah]

dont remember him drowning in dgango

[@superduper5494]

jake gyllenhaal too

[@soccerguy2433]

No shower in ID or MiB

[@oliverbaba1882]

will smith taking a shower is something women notice way faster than men... ;)

[@kodywalko5001]

Another one to look for is how much Jim Carrey says "C'mon" in most of his movies. A lot.

[@johnchandler1687]

Maybe he's Biden's love child. Come on man!,

[@Parscuit]

My favorite thing about Jennifer Aniston in Friends is that she never wears a bra and it's great. No disrespect meant

[@MrSqurk]

There is a wild rumour that she is sometime wearing a bra with nipple holes cut out of them.

[@CulturePhilter]

Were all those clips of Jennifer Aniston from friends though? Maybe it was a character decision.

[@futurestoryteller]

Like 90% of their shots of John Cusack in the rain were taken from one movie so...

[@futurestoryteller]

Flame Beats Not a great ending though...

[@grindstone4910]

I'd have to agree, especially since her character was a spoiled brat, the "look at me"-ahem suits the series. Without investigating her roles outside of Friends, it's hard to say.

[@700gsteak]

Yea. I started thinking of Con Air after that John Cusack bit and I don't remember him standing out in the rain in that movie.

[@georgerogers7828]

700gsteak No rain but he did use a fire hose on Swamp Thing inside the firetruck. Maybe he just has a water addiction

[@ProfessorPuppet]

That Jimmy Fallon thing is called a Fill - what comedians say/do after a joke to seem as if they're being interrupted by the laugh. When I was a kid I noticed Joan Rivers doing this. After EVERY punchline, she would say, "It is JUST...." as if about to say "It is just crazy how that person I just insulted is so blah blah blah...." It always drove me crazy. Once I noticed it, it was all I could hear.

[@OAlem]

David Letterman, Jay Leno, all use the same fillers, uuhh huhgot it thankyou preciate it

[@solotaughtme]

Conan and Amy Schumer both say umm after each joke

[@daegzy3031]

Nobody noticed it with Jimmy because nobody watches him.

[@justjayceeok99]

Bo Burnham says "guys, I uh-"

[@beebopvroop5218]

Dara O'Briain does the 'umm' and 'eeerrrm' thing all the time too. Really winds me up.

[@cornishphilosopher]

"Until you try to think of a single other actor putting actual food in their actual mouth in a movie" Samuel L Jackson in Pulp Fiction, Rupert Grint in some to all of the Harry Potter films, Robert Downey Jr in the Avengers (and that wasn't in script he just smuggled food onto the set) and that's just off the top of my head.

[@dodson43]

cornishphilosopher dude you forgot that this is Cracked, fact checking is afterthought or not even a thought.

[@mabusestestament]

It's about an actor doing it in pretty much all of his/ her movies. Not in one or something.

[@angryreader8857]

cornishphilosopher Those are pretty specific. You guys missed the fact that Brad Pitt himself wants the eating scenes, but in the instances listed it was in the script.

[@angryreader8857]

dodson43 I don't get how they are wrong in claiming that actors actually put food in their mouths is rare on screen. Especially rare for the same actor to do it over and over.

[@dodson43]

Double Shrekt my comment was more about how Cracked doesn't fact check their articles in general

[@sendai61]

Burt Reynolds always chewing gum. Keifer Sutherland always yelling in anguish.

[@TrudyPatootie]

Johnny.. good call on Reynolds. I had a couple of drinks with him in Toledo Oh.. at Tony Paco's.. ( He was good friends with the owner) Well, anyway he chewed his gum in person too..

[@ishyman1983]

Richard Gere Blinking

[@DUbZXtreme]

I'm glad I'm not the only one who noticed that Harrison Ford angrily points at things.

[@richardharder6499]

your head is always slightly tilted

[@chicoandthem4n]

Richard Harder not to mention he constantly crossing his fingers together. Amazingly annoying

[@michaelmorse4444]

Just like leonard from big bang theory.

[@m2aa130]

Richard Harder 😅😂

[@intercommerce]

@@michaelmorse4444 or Will Riker on Star Trek: TNG

[@marisu9765]

Maybe he has scoliosis... It can look like a person is leaning like that if they have scoliosis. I have minor scoliosis and my head leans slightly to the left like that, same with my dad.

[@bshpev]

I got one for ya. Did you know that Will Smith doesn't know how to eat pie properly? He always scoops a piece out of the middle. Top of my head, he does it in "I am Legend", "I, Robot", and "independence day" (I think, not sure on the last one).

[@ComradeTiki]

To be fair, the rain was constant in 'Identity' (and it was also a plot device for trapping the characters together), and if Cusack's character had been afraid to get "a little wet", he'd have done absolutely nothing.

[@filipwestling1549]

"Male Seducess" That made me vocally laugh.

[@zvideo10]

Jennifer Aniston doesn't do the quirk stated on this video, Rachel Green does. They only showed clips from Friends.

[@Novasky2007]

That moment you realize you fell in love with a pretend lovable quirk and then wonder about that cute nose scrunch your gf always makes.

[@CgGoil]

Exactly my thoughts!!

[@kimberryhill9243]

But she does make the noise in other movies!!! Lol. Watch Leprechaun or horrible bosses. Lol

[@rasnac]

Jimmy Fallon's over the top fake laughter...

[@xsanguine8]

It's not fake, it's just stupid laughter, like a stoner who finds his fingers funny.

[@snoopy5736]

rasnac he sux

[@sarahkinsey5434]

Or how he says how everything is great/fantastic. The Jimmy Fallon Fly from The Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson makes fun of it

[@ARCWuLF]

Jimmy Fallon is a genius, managing a decades-spanning career in comedy without ever being funny even once!

[@PariahMessiah83]

As far as Brad Pitt eating goes, don't forget the first phone phone call in Fight Club. Directors notes said it was a mix of chips and peanut M&M's.

[@frankiepips]

Shia Labeouf has never done a film without saying ! no,no,no,no,no,no

[@bmw1983N7]

Right! I actively avoid movies he is in because of that fact

[@killerjob12]

Or an annoying twitchy prat

[@ryankellar9778]

In holes he goes "Zero, zero zero! I gotchu, I gotchu, I gotchu!" Always noticed that for some reason

[@Ni-boo]

Lol I listen to a song that specifically points that out. The FatRat: No No No

[@shawnarthur5921]

Hey, Cleveland from Family Guy can't take a bath without saying "no, no, no, no". I wonder who did it first. Lol

[@angel-gu8co]

i love actor quirks, i'm always looking for them

[@2HackFrauds]

Owen Wilson saying 'WOW' and Keanu Reeves saying 'Woah' should be on this. Would have made it an even 10, too.

[@BX138]

It's spelled "whoa". But you spelled "wow" correctly, so, good job!

[@robn2171]

@Jimmy .L I wanted to see that JIMMY PIECE OF SHIT!

[@robspear03]

Keanu says it in one movie. Not much of a quirk.

[@Juniper_Rose]

Martin Sheen puts his jacket on like that because of a serious shoulder injury, apparently.

[@PaperbackWizard]

I was just about to comment that; but I knew someone else probably did.

[@MissFotini]

Classtoise It's a bloody mesmerising work around! An elegant solution to a painful problem

[@SylvesterAshcroft88]

what a way to make a meme out of a shoulder injury

[@GrainneMhaol]

It became so iconic that the actor playing the younger version of Bartlett also learned it too.

[@autofires]

He also did it in Wall Street decades earlier, so wasn't intended as a character quirk.

[@CodySvsTheNet]

Take a drink every time Bradley Cooper touches his face with his hand in the Hangover

[@sirensoundwave]

Cody S Are you trying to get people blackout drunk?

[@eltrollski7369]

*But did you die*

[@durhay]

Or that kid in Dazed and Confused touches his nose

[@skialarmahar6991]

Do you want me to *fucking die*

[@PeterSedesse]

Martin Sheen does that because he has some type of shoulder injury.

[@jasonsea6110]

Thanks doc

[@Novasky2007]

Its one of those passed down secrets the old Stars tell young actors. Do something only you do whenever the camera is on you.

[@stewiegriffin12341]

John Cusack looks like a cross between Nicolas Cage and Kevin Spacey.

[@wierdalien1]

Thats completely true and completely unfortunate.

[@digadigado]

Martin sheen has a shoulder injury and that's why he puts on his jackets like that

[@BenRollman]

Came here for this.

[@siranonymous6059]

Don't have a shoulder injury but I do, do that as well. The reason why is due to Devil May Cry 3, the beginning of the game Dante throws one of his signature red coats on. I saw this as a child and replicated it best I could and now it's just habit... Looks cool though.

[@NotChicoAndPico]

...That's just how I put on jackets normally. I always assumed it's normal.

[@matthewthechosenoneflatt1452]

reddevved i don't think he has a shoulder injury one of his arms is slightly longer than the other and one of his eyes is lower than the other but I don't remember anything about a shoulder injury tho

[@glennknowles454]

It's because he actually has one arm shorter than the other....really.....go Google it.

[@AL-ov9wx]

The Brad Pitt one... Not sure about his other rolls, but in the Ocean’s movies it was confirmed that he eats so often to show that his character is insanely busy all the time and rarely has time to sit and eat.

[@JurgenCutters]

What about captain Jean Luc Picard's shirt tug? It's hilarious.

[@mindsnk]

JurgenCutters, right?! You’d think wardrobe would have caught on and made the poor guy a uniform that fit 😂

[@BetterLifeAhead35]

I didn't know Ford did acting BESIDES pointing his finger and kissing by smashing his face into someone else's and moving his head from side to side with no mouth movement.

[@PotassiumPound]

so, jennifer aniston was doing something called method acting, by creating a tick for rachel green. i will concede if proper evidence is shown, but the only examples shown here are from friends, leading me to believe its a brilliant acting choice made by someone.

[@chicoandthem4n]

poeticIrony what else has Aniston done? I'll wait............ Exaclty

[@berusetvisand5993]

yes and she was so into method acting, she was determined to showcase rachel greene's distaste for bras yet her love for tight shirts and 'nippy' temperatures. ohh, that jennifer aniston. really knew her character! and adolescent me cant thank her enough!

[@vingrier87]

I think you're right. The no bra and tight actually adds to the throat clearing. They all act as attention grabers. And since Rachel is a former Rich princess it makes sense that she would even subconsciously do things that were attention Grabbers

[@squalltheonly]

She only did it for friends. Not any of her movies

[@colonels8]

I agree, it's a Rachel thing.

[@SuperDashRendar]

Somebody get this man an iron for that shirt. Pronto! I'm too distracted to watch.

[@ZacHawkins42]

Stinky Crayons Right? I thought all gays were super self-conscious about their clothes. Learned something new today...

[@adrianforte6197]

Stinky Crayons i can’t unsee that now 😂

[@bearblackhawk9362]

Hey it can be his thing now. In every vid he irons his shirt! Lol

[@smartian4476]

Immediately noticed it!

[@downthebox8443]

Harrison Ford also loves getting soaking wet in his films. Star Wars: A New Hope - When they go down the trash chute; Empire SB - Snow on Hoff (it's moisture, I'll take it); Return of The Jedi - When he comes out of the carbonite. Indiana Jones films - he's at least drenched in sweat most of the time! Blade Runner? Lots of rain. The Fugitive - When he jumps into the dam. What Lies Beneath - That's a particularly wet film. I'm sure there are more. Bottom line is that Ford loves getting completely sopping wet.

[@GeometricallyBlue]

He actually hates it. Watch the special features of Raiders of the Lost Ark or Star Wars: A New Hope (do I have to specify this or can I just call that one "Star Wars?"). It's the fault of the writers, not Harrison Ford

[@downthebox8443]

@@GeometricallyBlue HF LOVES A DIP

[@roberthofmann8403]

*Hoth

[@downthebox8443]

@@roberthofmann8403Thank God you came along

[@downthebox8443]

@@roberthofmann8403 *Robert Hothmann

[@tristananderson4537]

Dont forget Vince Vaugn always goes on a rant in everything he does, TV and movies

[@danbrew2487]

Brendan Frasier goes underground in almost every movie he's been in.

[@danbrew2487]

except airheads.

[@blindedbylife5725]

The Lone Rangers were pretty underground

[@danbrew2487]

Ryan Smith touche

[@FukTard-yz4sr]

Dudes gone so far underground that I haven't seen him in a movie for ages.

[@randal9929]

His career went underground 🤣

[@UltimateKyuubiFox]

Jimmy Fallon doesn't so much start speaking gibberish as he does start slurring his speech. This is a combination of two things. 1) Sometimes it's considered funnier to say something humorous and just keep going as if you're unimpressed by your own joke, because it makes it feel more impressive when something genuinely funny you just said doesn't even faze you, so 2) he does it in a way that allows the audience to keep laughing without having to worry that they're missing vital information while he continues talking. It's more a strange technique than a tic.

[@Big_Dai]

When he can't help himself.. doesn't it become a tic?

[@horny4violence]

I find myself doing the first thing you stated and for the same reason but instead of slurring I do it in a deadpan manner.

[@mosesjuice2]

Or he is just drunk.

[@barrettmullins213]

I missed the part where jimmy fallon said the joke

[@adamant4107]

Who cares? He's a loser and he's boring.

[@andresb4295]

Adam Ant you leave Jim my fallon alone 😡😤

[@adamant4107]

andres b Why leave him alone? He's a douche. He makes fun of KZbinrs and Twitch streamers because he knows hollywood is losing! Then he and the other talk-show loser pay for fake views on their own KZbin stuff. Want more reasons to dislike the guy? I've got plenty.

[@andresb4295]

Adam Ant so were going with an opinion More than a fact eh

[@aestheticbeatz5700]

Barrett Mullins he makes jokes?

[@penndavis471]

Jimmy Fallon is already unwatchable.

[@leecroft1983]

Sean Bean - dying. He's really good at dying on screen, and looks cool doing it.

[@kyidyl]

FYI, the president Bartlett jacket thing is because Martin Sheen doesn't have the full range of motion in one of his arms. He always puts his jacket on that way and they thought it looked cool and put it in the show.

[@cats2537]

Wow. Cool

[@richardisdorky7411]

I've figured it out. John Cusack is a Duck. Mystery Solved.

[@zEropoint68]

the male analog to "seductress" is "lothario".

[@adamant4107]

Is it really? I never heard that before. I wonder what the origin of that word is. Lothario. Hmmm...

[@lunarfriday]

Or Casanova?

[@catherinemathers5325]

+Adam Ant Its when you have lost hair-i--o and feel the need to prove your manhood.

[@zEropoint68]

see, i actually thought this out. i figured there are three "man" words for "seductress": gigolo, romeo, and lothario. a gigolo is in it for money, a romeo is in it for love, but a lothario is in it purely for the sexual conquest. although casanova is good too.

[@WakenerOne]

You figured wrong, and you didn't even count the first one that came to my mind: "Seducer." And then there are "wolf," "bird dog," "inveigler," "debaucher," "Don Juan," "playboy," "gallant," "womanizer," "gay boy," "philanderer," "charmer," "lady-killer," "ladies' man," "trifler," "seductor," and yes, "lothario," as well as others. A "romeo" is NOT in it for love. A "romeo" is one who has a reputation of success with many women, usually without any thought of the consequences. The singer in the song "The Wanderer" by Dion is a "romeo." But Hank Moody from Californication would not be because he *frequently* considered the consequences, and saw an individual beauty in every woman he was with.

[@roberthofmann8403]

It was a Rachel thing, not a Jennifer Aniston thing and your lack of evidence proves it. You said you can never watch a Jennifer Aniston movie again but you didn't show one example of her doing it in a movie. You only showed clips from Friends.

[@the1onlyteagro]

And then continued with she has no career beyond Friends which is also false. I think he just doesn't like Jennifer Aniston.

[@owenthunderguns3608]

First one i thought of before the list even started was Val Kilmer...but i thought it would be his twirling and pen or rolling a quarter over his knuckles. Have seen him do it in like 12 movies. Top Gun, Tombstone, Real Genius ect......

[@HeirOfGlee]

The only other actor I know who can eat on camera is RDJ

[@jessetaylor9685]

HeirOfGlee that's cause he hides food on set

[@Alagboriel]

Blueberry?

[@JesusSuckedGayPenis]

@Tavon Fenwick Ron Jeremy?

[@teppi5119]

I ♥️ watching Brad Pitt eat! My favorite is the Ocean movies.

[@petermatthews7299]

So true, he's such a cool cat when he downs some chow

[@BryonLetterman]

Glitter Pig he looked the best while eating in "Mr and Mrs Smith"

[@tessie7e]

Even in his Friends cameo he is eating! Thanksgiving dinner!

[@gitsurfer27]

You people are weird

[@rex198]

@@gitsurfer27 is this... A fetish?

[@W3_Ar3_Phobos]

luckily for me Ive always harbored alot of disdain for Jimmy Fallon so that ruined nothing

[@jeffeppenbach]

Yes, I was wondering what part was when he wasn't speaking in gibberish. It's a good thing we had some CC going on, or I would have had know idea what he was saying. As is usual.

[@snoopy5736]

Luis Cabrera He really sux

[@pm0913]

Why does he suck?

[@pm0913]

***** His laughs and jokes are cheap shots sometimes in my opinion but there are times when I enjoy the games he plays with celebrities. The way I see it, he's wayy funnier and more entertaining than that damn Jimmy Kimmel. That's who I can't stand.

[@ttanizawa901]

Promise Mitchell What about Kimmel don't you like? I'll be honest , I didn't think much if his earlier shit with the Man Show, but he actually seems like a genuine guy. His laughs are authentic, he's sarcastic and empathetic and sometimes pretty funny rmwho doesn't take himself too seriously.

[@benmurray6585]

Robert Downey Jr likes to eat too (blueberries in Avengers) And Star Trek TNG has Picard tugging his uniform and Reiker swinging his leg over the chair every time he sits.

[@the1onlyteagro]

Milo Anthony Ventimiglia, the guy from the TV show Heros. He does that weird lip thing every character he plays.

[@Mitsurugi2424]

robert downey jr eats all the time on set and during filming. so much so, that they just started incorporating it

[@AnthonySforza]

Like the Shwarma at the end of Avengers?

[@GippyHappy]

Mitsurugi2424 like in the avengers when he had the grapes or something that wasn't written he just wanted to eat

[@Mitsurugi2424]

Gibbledeegook Mcgoober yeah, that kind of stuff.

[@catherinemathers5325]

That's genious. If you're hungry, eat on the job. Its like a fringe benefit. Wonder if drinkers have incorporated booze and acting?

[@AnthonySforza]

Catherine Mathers Usually it's not really booze though. I read somewhere that sometimes they use apple juice instead of beer, or water for vodka, etc etc. Though it did see... I honestly forgot the movie, but they didn't substitute anything for actual alcohol because it was supposed to be a quick scene... yet went on for take after take after take, after take. I want to say that it was Chris Pratt in Take Me Home Tonight, though I could totally be wrong. I do recall the hotdogs from he first American Pie, where Jason Biggs had stated that they ate so many of them during the scene in the restaurant, that he had to start spitting them out or else he was going to vomit.

[@AdventuresofaGeek]

I like John Cusack, he's way to under-rated. Deserves more of the limelight and bigger roles if you ask me.

[@Quirky_QF]

"Just a stupid reason to get your gun wet" is now code for a bad hookup.

[@hunterglass1840]

I have a friend that has never forgiven me for pointing out the permanent knot on Van Dammes forehead.

[@ComedianChazz]

Hunter Glass Have you ever noticed that one of Tom Cruises front Incisors is in the middle of his face? It’s one of those things that you probably haven’t noticed before... But now that you know it’s there You won’t be able to not notice... You’re welcome 🤣😂🤣😂

[@bewmdogg]

yeah noticed that too. looks like a brando copy

[@bewmdogg]

@@ComedianChazz you mean the one pointed out in the media years ago that everyone is aware of?

[@AmandaHugandKiss411]

The Bruce Willis Tear, most of his films he will shed one single tear at just the right sentimental moment.

[@Pratchettgaiman]

I believe the reason why Martin Sheen puts on his coat like that is that one of his arms is slightly paralyzed from a accident while he was being born. It certainly looks cool though.

[@ze_rubenator]

The Jennifer Aniston thing is called a "kremt" in Norwegian. It's a shame there's no proper English translation of that word, it's very useful.

[@MCFreebass]

Ze Rubenator or just use it anyway? People use words like Halt, Coup, and I'm sure various other words from foreign languages

[@chicoandthem4n]

Ze Rubenator Norwegian or not. Fuckn annoying as hell

[@HardTrainning]

The MOST enjoyable cracked video EVER

[@outthasky]

Johnny Depp’s disgust micro expressions creep into every performance. Also, Malkovich Malkovich

[@johnnysparkleface3096]

Robert DeNiro says everything twice. Robert DeNiro says everything twice.

[@GlamTrashKittenVids]

Jack is adorable, he also seems interesting to have conversations with. I actually focus on his commentary, more so than the actual content. Basically, I watch for his odd wit, and cute delivery of it.

[@KravMagoo]

@Hilde Hildegard CAT FIGHT!!!!!!!!

[@KevWebsz]

Martin Sheen putting on the jacket lmaoo

[@basquat76]

Brad Pitt also always messes up his hair in dispair. Every film he does it.

[@peterbabicki8252]

Jason Statham always looks, dresses, acts and talks like Jason Statham.

[@MrDlt123]

There are lots of actors that are essentially the same person in every movie. Vince Vaughn, Samuel Jackson, Clint Eastwood, to name a few.

[@jonathanreali1966]

Don't forget Jim Carrey

[@myman7336]

@@MrDlt123 Sam can act. Just watch Kingsman, Lakeview Terrace and Django. He played 3 different characters convincingly. Even in Avengers Captain Fury is Captain Fury. No one will mistake him as hitman in Pulp Fiction. Clint Eastwood is just an example of typecasting that works very well. Sure he plays no one but himself all the time. But it works with his characters. Dirty Harry won't be as great a movie as it has been had Harry Callaghan portrayed by Brando or De Niro.

[@leonalivingston8041]

My uncle says he doesn't like Edward Norton because of the lisp. I was like "what lisp?" And now I can't unhear it.

[@TrudyPatootie]

Leona.. Ok off to hear.. never noticed it ..

[@Ziorac]

The Jennifer Aniston one is unfair, I think. You only showed clips from Friends, so it's reasonable to say that was just a tick she made up for the Rachel character. And it does fit the character, so why not? Had you shown even a single clip from any of her other work, I might believe it...

[@ordinarytree4678]

Ziorac my memory isnt perfect but I do vaguely.remember her doing that in other films

[@angryreader8857]

Ziorac Or you could just check for yourself if it's that important to you

[@sumerallen-bone3390]

Ziorac She does it in interviews too. I think it is her own tick and not something she created.

[@hoppinonabronzeleg9477]

Oooh My dear Oscar, how I wish I had just said that!

[@chicoandthem4n]

Ziorac what other work has Aniston done? Exaclty