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[@fermarx3667]

Nicolas is a master. He's one of the best actors of history.

[@Nicholas_Chen_]

Yeah he’s very in character

[@joannekelsoe1089]

John is also😇

[@taufikkurniadi7963]

The best John Woo movie.

[@domagojgreguric6957]

Regardless of the script, those two guys were dueling at who would go more HAM. Cage naturally fits this role better so he set up the Castor character, and then still managed to sneak in some absolutely wild moments even as "Archer" in a Cage body, especially in Dietrich's mansion. Travolta on another hand had a TON of fun playing Castor, he went berserk with the role, almost a Joker-like performance. What a movie

[@stevenhernandez6889]

It's amazing and great to see how much fun they had making this film

[@Floyd_Flynote]

Yeah, and all behind the scenes fun on the screen.

[@Nirnek]

THIS IS ONE OF MY FAVORITE MOVIE, I CAN STILL REMEMBER WATCHING THIS WHEN I WAS 9 YEARS OLD IN A VCD.. LOL , NOW I'M 30!!

[@TheMarch05]

Same age 😄

[@lofi_Insomnia_]

same age lol

[@blockmasterscott]

John Woo is just nothing short of awesome. I've always loved his movies.

[@Doomreb]

+blockmasterscott, He should have been the effects and cinematography director on the expendables. his vision and practical effects.

[@kwakuannantv6056]

He is simply a legend.

[@winterwolfryan]

Loved this movie, great performances by cage and travolta, and one of the last great action movies shot by Hollywood.

[@atulpandey5624]

Travolta is the best product of Hollywood

[@ahmedmoataz11]

Nicholas Cage as well, you just can't deny how good he is!

[@marryceldelvalle7048]

One of my most fave action movie of all time.❤❤❤

[@mcnooj82]

rewatched FACE/OFF last night and then wanted to revisit this B-roll compilation I joked to my friends, "Cage as Archer is going all in on a classic tortured movie monster performance as Archer... while Travolta as Troy is leaning into... Ace Ventura!" And it WORKS

[@mobbaddictchannel]

They look like kids having fun on the playground

[@Tibb91]

The 90s really didn't get better than Face/off

[@Bowsar1337]

T2...

[@Tiger66261]

DIIIEEEEEEEEAAAAHHHHHH!!!! 4:38

[@breakbad9753]

They both said they had so much fun doing this.... I read John T saw Nick shooting the first priest scene where he planted the bomb, and was like "ooohhh were doing THAT kind of acting" lmao

[@adamromero]

Watching acting from the behind the scenes it feels so much like a theatre play.

[@12ealDealOfficial]

I'm always impersonating Nic Cage's "DiiiieeeeEEEEEEEEE"s when I tell people to watch this.

[@HamsterK37]

Cold Play The weirdest random response to a comment like this I've ever read on KZbin. Lol

[@CLARENCE-ys1xr]

I know, this was an old comment, but I would like to hear Nicholas Cage when he said " DIE!" to John Travolta, they should make Nic use John voice to say die!

[@spaceace4387]

@@CLARENCE-ys1xr Why??? He was speaking in Castor's voice at that point. Speaking on that did you notice how later in the movie after Archer dislodges the chip in his throat he still for some reason speaks in Castor's voice???

[@CLARENCE-ys1xr]

@@spaceace4387 im noticed bout that man, from the part where the boat chase he still used Castor voice

[@m1lst3r89]

See anything you LIKE?!!!

[@TopFlightSecurity415]

3:10 lmao nick is a legend

[@kimwarrington3151]

I watched the face off again,one of my all time favourites

[@316spikey]

I just love Travolta! #1! Cage is good too.

[@cindysettles3743]

John Travolta is a smooth operator 😻

[@jrpc2000]

The time when movies were shot in glorious 35 mm film. Boy, do I miss movies shot in film.

[@neqneq9695]

My top action movies of all time: The entire Bad Boys series #1 then Face/Off. I am a huge Travolta fan. Not only did he look his best in this movie but to me, this WAS his BEST movie. Cage was impeccable as well. This will always be one of my top movies til I die‼️💯

[@m1lst3r89]

Predator for me!

[@nakadai4444]

Yes Two great Titans of this Art Interpreting with a master level, of the thing, and so Brilliant, same scene hundreds times, untill Director says, Cutt, it s thye end we have it now, that s the last scene, and then the movie is almost ready, What a wonderful profession this must Be.. Huggs to All....

[@mroybhjjiihhjkku]

Thanks for giving us this movie

[@brettcolbert9756]

I love this film!!!

[@chippewafallsdawson9244]

Before Michael Bay there was John Woo

[@movieaddict1017]

it awesome to see which scenes where not used and which ones made the final cut

[@joelatop1708]

Nicholas is amazing but john travolta is phenomenal

[@LINKKART8]

Thank goodness they changed some of the lines

[@Ignauhak]

Seeing it done like this makes it easy to see all the work that goes into making a scene work, from the music in the delivery of each vocalisation to all the tape marks on the floor so the actors can fast-track their blocking. Fantastic work, I can especially imagine the fun John and Nicolas would've had workshopping pretending to be each other, taking some of their qualities then dialling them over the top. Every actor loves a role in which they can have some fun and play it broad. ^_^

[@PurushaDesa]

And then the editing team having to knit it all together into one beautiful piece.

[@MemeMayhem369]

John Woo and his pigeons

[@peetvader478]

3:14 always reminded me of a nirvana song "scentless apprentice" or "school"

[@mphlohi]

Looks like you're gonna be in here for uh THE NEXT HUNDRED YEARS!

[@m1lst3r89]

See anything you LIKE?!!!

[@shadeshiest22]

Loved this!

[@andreaclemente3722]

Awesome movie ! Cage and Travolta Top !

[@IHateYoutubeHandlesVeryMuch]

Wish they had behind the scenes of that airplane crash.

[@MultiAustin86]

My dads girlfriend worked at the airport/fire station they shot it at in Victorville, CA. I got to visit the set when the airplane was going down the runway and the helicopter was touching the back wing. Then they crashed it into the building. They used decals for the bullet holes on the helicopters windshield. Awesome day.

[@joker-id3rw]

Nicolas cage great actor

[@mackcummy4976]

At 6:10 you can see the wheels in the actual movie

[@DigitalCyborgman]

Scene at @ was shot at The Pacific Electric Lofts on the 9th floor in Downtown LA. 610 S. Main St. Los Angeles, CA

[@wskywide1726]

looks like it's not compelete.do you have any more video about face/off broll?

[@tylerdordon99]

so disappointed to see that Nic Cage wasn't the craziest guy in the room. he was so in character throughout the video. what an amazing actor.

[@sissynobby]

I'm getting my life right now

[@danieldejesus7913]

How many time they had to repeat the scene from different angles?

[@AndrewsOpinion15]

GREAT FACE/ OFF : (1997) FILM - BEHIND THE SCENES - [BROLL ] - SCREENSLAM !!!

[@ahmedelgendi6716]

Greatest movie directed by unprofessional director

[@jhoannavillanueva663]

I love nic cage

[@dannyrichards6233]

Now I won't see 👀 the movie 🎥 the same anymore but this is worth watching cuz its more fun then the actaully movie. Lol. Which is sad

[@finc4164]

how did the handheld camera guys, not get shown, in all those mirrors around them?

[@mateuscosta1174]

Cena rara de se vê

[@christopherrobin1505]

Imagine being an actor back then, mic guy shoving it against you. That would be annoying

[@tiktokjohnnysaint2234]

before j woo Hollywood"s visionary

[@tyatkins2251]

The only part that scared me was seeing them both with no face Especially when Castor wakes up with no face and takes off the bandage

[@m1lst3r89]

And you don't see it much, just a muddy reflection in glass.

[@lepetitchat123]

Is this a rehearsal? It's not the real set

[@Gamerevans337]

This is one of the biggestcraps that Hollywood producer in the 90's.

[@ArachmadiPutra]

why with those twin cameras ?

[@HamsterK37]

Arachmadi Putra It was the first Paramount movie to be shot in Blu-Ray

[@Pheonix8877]

HamsterK1977 um, dvd wasn’t even big yet

[@afroman255]

John Woo likes to shoot a lot of coverage with different angles and close ups.

[@michaelwittmann1973]

Bring back 80s and 90s action movies. Cant stand the woke CGI crap of todays

[@m1lst3r89]

Somehow I find this film in the step of watered down action prevalent today.

[@eastern2western]

Where are the pigeons.

[@cesarxd6661]

Video scene carrousel michael archer death