Ferris Bueller's Day Off (1986) - The Lost Tapes (Behind the scenes)

Watch and enjoy some not previously released excerpts behind the scenes of the film Ferris Bueller's Day Off, showing the actors talking about their characters. Hosted by Matthew Broderick during the production, it shows a cool glimpse inot one of John Hughes' best films.
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Ferries Bueller's Day Off is my favorite High School movie of all time because it teaches the importance of having fun throughout your life. The comedy is hilarious and enjoyable. Matthew Broderick's performance is on point and makes you wanna be the character. All life is not about worry and work, it is about relationships, seeing the positive things in life, and accept that challenges in which life gives you.

[@MusiqluvCA]

Ferris made it cool to skip school.

[@Tomboyy9818]

Ferris*

[@JosephL-uc4tf]

Only, @MusiqluvCA, the consequences aren’t cool for kids who get caught ditching. 😮

[@Datsun510zen]

I had graduated high school before Ferris Bueller's Day Off came out, but I watched Animal House before going to high school so I figure it all even's out. Part of Hughs" brilliance in cast cohesion was having these guy's develop improvisational trust in each other. It's GREAT watching them describe their characters and their dynamic interplay. I wouldn't be surprised at all if it was John Hughs behind the camera recording this. It's obvious that the chemistry between the actors played a large roll in the success of this intelligent and hilarious movie. My favorite part of the character Ferris Bueller was him shattering the 4th wall and speaking directly to the audience. He was inviting us in as an equal member of the cast. I'm pushing 60 and I still watch this movie on a regular basis and LMAO.

[@oliabid-price4517]

Alan Ruck is obviously an educated guy - he knew the correct term for an airship and used it without thinking when joking about the mic boom. Definitely one of the best films of the 80's. An all time classic.

[@francescogutierrez2592]

By watching this conversation between then, it looks like Cameron is actually Ferris (dominant) and Ferris (M.Broderick) is Cameron during this thread.

[@MichaelChengSanJose]

This is the perfect moment for old fans like me to see them interviewing each other almost in character.

[@lisaknox7722]

I was a teen inthe eighties when this came to the theaters. And i loved this movie, i laughed so hard , id shed a few tears.😊

[@Monk0405]

Alan would’ve been a perfect live action Shaggy

[@TheConorsmithusa]

lol true

[@berrisfueller6221]

Call me crazy, but Matthew in WarGames at times looked like he could've been a live-action Shaggy

[@zark212]

Brilliant :) Like stepping back in time. Thank you so much for this LCA :)))))

[@MusiqluvCA]

Yes. It took me back to that time.

[@zark212]

@@MusiqluvCA Thanks MusiqluvCA Thats cool :))) Save Ferris :))) Much apreshiated.

[@ceddybean754]

This was pretty cool, 💯💯

[@knave_pt8272]

One could get the impression Alan and Mia got along comfortably; enjoyed working with one another.

[@dayvancubensis]

Lol the Lee Harvey Oswald thing must be an inside joke?

[@amandaprocter9260]

i’d love to know what it was!!

[@natewatson6962]

seems like an absurdist kinda thing

[@philosopher0076]

Nice video upload!

[@MusiqluvCA]

When was all this footage filmed, and who was it intended for at that time?

[@JeffreyStonerVideo]

Ummmm they seem high

[@jude999]

Jeffery Jones stole that movie.

[@roadstar92220]

Thank god these scenes were dumped.