Scenes That Pushed Actors Too Far

[@mddermy]

I feel so bad for Shelly Duval... that sounds brutal... 127 takes?

[@heartandtroll9993]

Are you really a doctor?

[@megthecat2166]

Heart and Troll why tf does it matter?

[@heartandtroll9993]

meg the cat Whoa. You're a cat?

[@666zlatan666]

Dr. Sharon Kainth she asked for it you idiot

[@slowedhits2506]

Ikr

[@gina333]

Shining would have made me quit. As an actor that's appalling. It takes so much out of you to do emotional scenes. To do it 100x is insane.

[@jameschamp1406]

As a director I will make someone do it 1000 times if it takes them that long to get it right.

[@ipilane12frog16]

they were all on drugs on those days😬

[@luqas99]

The caretaker had to be impaled with the axe head and die screaming 40+ times. He ended up crying and almost walked. Kubrick was a true artist but he had issues.

[@AHHHHHHHHHHHHl]

They weren't on drugs, they just watched David Lynch's Eraserhead too many times.

[@jameschamp1406]

***** If the last should was even 1% better then he did the right thing. Thats what makes a good director

[@Katie-mw7pd]

God this makes me feel bad for Shelley Duvall. She gets so much shit, especially her performance in "The Shining". I think she played her character very well.

[@gybx4094]

I think her performance was spectacular. She was cast to play an average housewife and she did it perfectly. Her performance is very realistic. The confusion and fear she demonstrates as Nicholson threatens her is very real. She accurately relays confusion, terror, an attempt to placate Nicholson, and survivalist instincts. Her entire performance is an homage to an average person having the will to survive in a surrealistically terrifying event. She skillfully extracts empathy from the viewer, especially in the baseball bat and bathroom axe scenes. Even her looks without makeup make her a believable character. She did fantastic.

[@JuneAngel]

I noticed that on the dvd bonus features when I was younger too. I'm a big Kubrick fan but that is kinda messed up lol

[@srhmusic13]

oh hell yeah. she was great in that and to learn about what Kubrick did for that scene just makes her better

[@miked9466]

All work and no play makes jack a dull boy.

[@mmaclipsuknow]

Finally someone who isnt hating on her, I agree that she was quit good in the Shining

[@U_C_G]

"27 takes made Hackman nearly quit." Kubrik laughs and makes you do another hundred

[@boy_wxnder2662]

1 thousand likes and no replies... What is going on?

[@U_C_G]

@@boy_wxnder2662 A lot of people tried to comment but Kubrick is still making them edit them until they're perfect

[@mmmm-lg2mj]

​@@U_C_G please💀

[@StephenB58]

That 'Birds" scene would have made me quit.

[@blondbondboy91355]

Alfred was kind of a tool (great filmmaker). Not "high-class entertainment," but HBO's "The Girl" demonstrates this

[@jmtnvalley]

From everything I've read about the man, he was a jerk (to put it kindly).

[@Dralyn06]

I would have yelled and hid, I would not have put up with that crap

[@jimbryan4381]

But his money was a nice shade of green.

[@ceasebenjaminbeast3947]

can someone clarify what happened to her in that scene? were they really throwing birds at her for FIVE DAYS STRAIGHT? Were her bloody cuts real? I'm so confused

[@ilaac.]

the acting in the shining was soooo good. Now I know that it took a *lot* of takes to get it just right

[@vicksburg92]

I love that movie. Everyone played their parts well. I can watch it over and over. Every time I saw a Lakers game, I got scared when they showed Jack Nicholson on tv..lol

[@sdry]

yep. Almost every scene took shitloads of retakes to make it perfect.

[@Supergirl-fe5rg]

They also had no counseling for here on hand and she got no praise for anything just some more fun facts for you +PearlMcCLOD

[@brian.jrmontoya3227]

Bottle8 oh god. It's not as simple as unbelievably hard work. Kubrick practically mentally tortured her throughout the making of the movie, and not just in how many takes for a scene as well. She's a mental wreck and a shell of her former self now.

[@Olivetree80]

Yeah, they had to fuck her up so badly, to the point where it was no longer just acting...

[@Eve_Tan97]

Everyone that's complaining about these actors almost quitting obviously have never been under that pressure.

[@t0caia726]

Exactly.

[@demo2382]

They're not on an episode of Fear Factor, it's their JOB. So would you say "acting" should be on the same level of stress as a fire fighter, cop, military, deep sea fishing, surgeon?

[@Eve_Tan97]

***** No I never said that. But asking someone to cry and act hysterical for 127 takes is insane. Throwing live birds at someone, after they specifically asked you not to is insane.

[@australiumbacon5598]

The logic that something can be justified by the existence of something worse is stupid. Would a person shooting you up with a machine gun be a-ok because you could also be killed slowly over the course of 3 weeks with power tools? It doesn't matter if there's something worse, it's still shit.

[@marky3609]

Yea but the difference is all those jobs you mention are necessary. The brave men and women put their lives on the line for the safety of others. acting on the other hand is just for the ENTERTAINMENT of others and is not necessary at all and yet actors can still sometimes be flung into situations as harrowing as the real life heros they are tasked to portray on the big screen. So I see why an actor would contemplate walking out on a job.

[@Riz2336]

The shining one is pretty crazy

[@mergieismoronic]

+Riz2336 This happens with all of Stanley Kubrick’s movies.

[@novaqne]

Mergie S True

[@samkresil6011]

Thanks to Stanley Kubrick,the bastard

[@royalzavala8545]

Riz2336 I felt bad for Shelly Duvall for all the stress she went through

[@TheHumbuckerboy]

Shelley Duvall was brilliant in 'The Shining'.

[@j-mellado2481]

TheHumbuckerboy but was tortured to the point of insanity.

[@homhable]

Audience laughed at her when "The Shining" came out. She even was nominated for a Razzie Award. I'm so glad people finally realize how brilliant her performance was.

[@Luxstar13]

@@homhable that wasn't a performance. That's real anxiety look like. she's already mentally unstable because of of the tallented but abusive director.

[@lindildeev5721]

@@Luxstar13 And because of Jack who was just playing his own role.

[@derekroberts6654]

i know that Stephen King never liked Kubrick's version of his novel "The Shining" for verious reasons but i wonder if King ever knew of Kubrick's abuse towards Shelly Duvall and if so what he thought about it and was that just another reason why King never liked the movie version.

[@EarthScholar]

Interesting point.

[@DiesMali]

Stephen King is the kind of man who would actually care about that (I seem to remember him speaking out against domestic abuse before), and I've wondered the same thing for the same reason.

[@rebeccagozion1983]

no excuse for abuse. fuck him.

[@rebeccagozion1983]

selfish narcissistic bastard.

[@princessUSA2]

I think Stephen King and Kubic both thought Shelly was awful so there was pretty much no one on her side=( It led to a massive breakdown for her. I don’t know if you’ve seen her recently but she is the shell of who she used to be=(

[@Dincorta]

The first one isn't "too far" at all. It's just honest feedback from the director, who has the right to demand better of an actor being paid a lot of money.

[@jculver1674]

It doesn't say the director went too far, but that it pushed her too far. She apparently has a very low tolerance for disagreement.

[@ellieandersson2418]

As I understood it. It was mainly that she starred in one of the most expected movies that became a huge burden, so any criticism could feel disastrous. Of course the director have the right to criticize but that wasn't where the main pressure came from.

[@Unownshipper]

Exactly, imagine the pressure she'd feel from Star Wars fans for the rest of her life if her performance was deemed "not worthy enough." Add to it the fact that she was an up and coming actress, it's no wonder she was stressed.

[@brian.jrmontoya3227]

Dincorta I can understand she would be stressed, but that's not bad, just criticism needed, and she did great as a result. What Kubrick did to Shelly on the other hand for "The Shining" is so fucking disgusting, that not only did it wreck her mental health, but her livelihood, as she's dirt poor, mentally ill, and constantly miserable. the 127 takes was one of the many things she had to deal with. It's why I hate fucking Kubrick now.

[@waggers10000]

Neither was the mike Myers one. Oh I’m gonna quit because they wont let me play a song

[@rainrahman4024]

i'm stuck between the hitchcock and the shining. i mean, having birds attack an actress just because you wanted to see her real terror, for just a movie is extreme. but so is doing one scene over 100 times

[@lesleysmith6821]

She resisted Hitchcock's sexual advances and that was her punishment.

[@clarissagarcia401]

I think duvall had it bad. I think it was 5 years of filming and Kubrick took long to get the "perfect" take for most scenes. The 127 number is just the most outstanding. I saw behind the scene footage and he was also kind of a bully to her exclusively.

[@edienandy]

Clarissa Garcia there’s no way they filmed five years for The Shining. The movie was released in 1980 and the book was published in 1977. I’d say at most the filming lasted about a year. I think you’re right though, doing a scene over 100 times is extreme and unnecessary. Either the director should cast an actor he feels can deliver the performance in a reasonable amount of takes or the director needs to be a better communicator about what kind of performance he wants from the actors. To break the actor down by forcing them to do take after take is wrong. Actors are not pieces of meat, you can’t do whatever you want to them in the name of getting the take.

[@TheDukeofCheese12]

John Cena was in 12 Rounds? But I couldn't see him.

[@bogdanrocaa]

this joke is colder than your grandma's corpse.

[@SarahluvesB]

Please explain? :( (the joke)

[@Frozen454]

John Cena says "you can't see me" as part of one of his moves in WWE I think

[@SarahluvesB]

Oh, didn't know that thanks :)

[@faidheanta2611]

are you sure about that?

[@Elisabeth4844]

Shelley Duvall's scene with Jack Nicholson, her fending him off with a baseball bat, is the most frightening scene in the film & one of the best EVER! I wondered how she could be so 1000% convincing - now I know! Poor thing - but her performance is unforgettable!

[@organfairy]

I am no actor. Nor will I ever be one. But one thing that really annoys me both in my actual work and in life as a whole is: Pointless repetitions. It was said here that Kubrick reshot a scene 127 times. But that is nothing compared to Charles Chaplin who often reshot scenes several hundred times: In "City Lights" he did it 342 times and was still not satistied but ran out of money. People hail Kubrick, Chaplin, and others for their great artistic integrity. But the thruth is that only very few people - if any - can spot the difference between the first and last take. So in my view more than a few retakes is pointless and a waste of everybody's time and talent. So that would have made me quit.

[@sillybilly4710]

The beauty is in the detail... Sorry you're too cynical to appreciate hard work... The easy way is never the best way

[@organfairy]

Not cynical; but rational. I cannot help it: I'm an engineer :-)

[@SlimJimOchoa]

+organfairy so you're an engineer. if you didn't do something right the first time, you'd just think, "ehh it's good enough" ? interesting

[@reercudi]

For Kubrick it's not about pointless repetitions. I remeber watching a documentary about filming of Shining and some guy said about these numerous takes. Kubrick did it because in a few first takes actor acts Ok, then he tries to be better or do different versions of his delivery/performance. Then when he's tired he tries to save his energy and doesn't act well. And when director keeps going with takes an actor is exhausted and pissed off and starts to act much more crazy. You can't get this kind of performance with a few takes.

[@organfairy]

Off course not. But whenever we develope new products we always do cost/benefit analysis on how long time it is possible to use on a given product. And that time is pretty short because today nobody wants to pay much for a gadget. If we say "this product is fine now. But if we spend 6 months more we can make it 0.01% better" we would soon be out of busines.

[@Jack_Torrance.]

120 takes would make her act half insane, like the scene demanded.

[@teabaggin3625]

That's no excuse.

[@Jack_Torrance.]

If I had a very good paying job, I would put up with a lot more stress. In my mundane paying job, I will not put up with much. I can find an identical job to it just down the avenue. But if it paid what an actor makes, I would even take certain types of abuse.

[@TheUndyingCrystal]

+Indrid Cold And that's why we have so many problems with groupthink, because people don't wanna speak it out of fear of being the outcast or being fired. There's sucking it up, and then there's letting yourself be abused because of a director's eccentricities. Kubrick was a prick, and while his contributions to cinema are undeniable, it does not change the fact many of his artistic and directorial choices are poor and resulted in mistreatment for those working under him. She's lucky she survived his treatment and continued with her career. Many others can't say the same.

[@WickedWolverine]

Deciding to go Method should be upto the actor for the most part. The feeling I get hearing about this is that it was like abuse, non-consensual.

[@MrHaVko1]

its right that repeating that very hard scene would make her act appear more realistic, but 120 takes are just way too many and its disrespectful to her.

[@LogsMaggot]

The last one on Hitchcock just blew me away. Genius but asshole. Amazing.

[@Hall1bd]

A lot of them are, lol. Or at least they lack social skills and are perceived that way. Empathy tends to get in the way of perfection...

[@Olivetree80]

Yeah, he was a psycho, guess his movies make more sense.

[@channelformii]

He also stalked her.

[@marleywest7314]

He stalked and sexually assaulted (?) her too

[@DiamanteDea]

Davide Graffieti really??? Most people know

[@payasoinfeliz]

bohemian rhapsody. he knew that was the only song.

[@sonofawil]

Can't imagine that movie without that song. To be fair though, Queen ought to refund the royalties. That movie was responsible for a huge queen resurgence.

[@NeoRocket001]

Yep! THAT and Queens umm... Crazy off the hook talent, lacking in 90% + of all modern performers.

[@shsdeauperez6021]

"Good Choice!"

[@thegregoryshow415]

If Bohemian Rhapsody hadn't been in Wayne's World, I don't think I would be the same person I am today.

[@kalin8081]

Um ok we care why?

[@fatdol4953]

Well, I'm sure he or she wouldn't be able to tell you why you care, dumb ass.

[@kalin8081]

you the dumbass

[@fatdol4953]

Apparently not.

[@boiboiboiboi5216]

Oop we don’t care

[@lizzigilmore5813]

Good for Mike Meyers, that scene is CLASSIC.

[@zyxwut321]

Wouldn't have been a worthwhile film without it.

[@miked9466]

Most definitely, SHAWING.

[@johnoman6617]

127 takes? I'm out.

[@WillJM81280]

Damn, I knew Dolph fucked up Stallone, but Weathers too? Outstanding.

[@pedrleo]

No wonder he's a true expendable

[@steveleeart]

And the Rhapsody scene in Wayne's World is probably the most memorable And being in high school at the time Queen became a hit - I remember students playing Queen's hits CD during our drama class.

[@4Mr.Crowley2]

Queen was a hugely popular band WAY before CDs existed so what you are claiming makes absolutely no sense -- unless you think nobody had heard of Queen until the 90s when Wayne's World came out.

[@katymccoy5581]

I think what' he's trying to say is they had a resurgence after Wayne's World, I really wouldn't know myself I was actually too young when that film came out to remember it (I turned 5 at the end of that year). Yeah they were a hit before but the new listeners came into them because of Wayne's World.

[@ShannonLee1956]

Kat R, you are absolutely correct! I was 13 at the time and remember so many kids buying Queen cassette tapes as much as the brand new albums. Most of these kids were into hip hop, and had it not been for Wayne's World most likely would have never heard of Queen.

[@sujatadas4962]

Shelly Duvall's simplicity and effortless acting toook my heart. I love her

[@TerryB751]

If Clint Eastwood can get a good scene in one or two takes and be a box office success, what justifies directors like Kubrick to insist on over 100 takes? Some kind of pathological need for perfection that can never be reached? Stories like Kubrick and Hitchcock taking days and hundreds of takes really make you wonder about the sanity of directors.

[@bostonmassacre508]

Dolph is a freaking beast..he almost killed rocky and almost made Apollo quit..lol

[@SleepyDroid]

I will break you.

[@lunatic8267]

I have had a crush on Dolph since he was He-Man

[@Hitsugix]

So did I. >.>

[@bostonmassacre508]

DevilsLittle Sister lol

[@madeofmars]

Reading about this stuff a lot you start to realize how directors often dehumanize their actors and especially actresses. There are absolutely countless incidents of directors suddenly pushing an unscripted sexual act or dangerous stunt on actresses. If something was in the script, the actress could get a chance to address it, refuse to do it, or try to compromise with the director to allow them a change that will make them more comfortable. Once you're on set and in the middle of a scene, though, there is a lot more pressure, and as you can see from this video there are also a lot of situations in which the actors are probably willing to do more than usual just to get out of an incredibly uncomfortable round of filming.

[@davidspring4003]

Daisy Ridley: Wait, you mean my director actually wants to give me...DIRECTIONS?! HOW DARE HE!?

[@runlarryrun77]

There are better ways of getting a nervous actor to inject more energy into their performance than slipping them a note telling them they are "wooden". Simply telling them you want them to be livelier would do it.

[@davidspring4003]

runlarryrun77 yeah, but still...the rest of the actors on this list had gotten bullied for multiple shots by perfectionists. Daisy Ridley got ONE critique and was ready to call it quits.

[@MilA-eh3gf]

"Getting called 'wooden'" may just be a summary of several criticisms she got that day. This video can't very well go into *every word* they said to her, can it? It was her first proper movie and is part of a gigantic franchise so she must have been trying her best with all the pressure; if she got criticism after criticism the whole day (which may all came down to the word "wooden"), her spirit could very much be crushed.

[@davidspring4003]

Mil A fair enough, though it could have been presented better if that was the case.

[@Resavian]

It was done in front of everyone, it wasn't a take aside and have a word, it was humiliating, and on the first day of filming when no trust had been built. So yeah I would be pissed as well

[@marky3609]

The fact that John Cena has vertigo and still did the scene regardless just plays in to his Never give Up mantra even further.

[@platinum10000]

for money yeah, for fun certainly not

[@brightbite]

One more reason why Shelley Duvall is amazing! (Besides Fairy Tale Theater, of course. ;) )

[@brightbite]

The irony of my comment, considering the state of mind Shelley is now in, thanks to the cruelty of her handlers.

[@WickedWolverine]

Hitchcock..thats ruthless. Birds are terrifying :O`

[@chickensoupfortheloser8515]

Hi (sorry for bad english)

[@YnseSchaap]

The "hi" came out ok !

[@blacksheep6364]

lol

[@CrizzyD91]

Oh the irony..

[@bigeboi1000]

SO FUNNY DOGE MEMES AMIRIT LOL TROLL FACE LOL XD

[@brian.jrmontoya3227]

Apple Lysol the irony with your comment

[@KuronoXD]

Who in their right mind tries to fight Dolph Lundgren?

[@White000Crow]

Chuck Norris

[@yrussq]

Looks like Dolph is too smart to even try this)))

[@jadedandbitter]

Stallone. At one point, Stallone asked Dolph to come at him for real, and Dolph put him in intensive care for 8 days with a body blow that bruised his heart. According to Stallone, the doctors thought he had been hit by a truck.

[@selaasar]

sure bra

[@jadedandbitter]

Sherif Elaasar ? This is all documented, you can easily look it up yourself. Don't take my word for it.

[@celestetyler8676]

I clicked because I saw Shelley Duvall

[@wiillsworld]

Tippi Hendren and Shelley Duval both are actresses who put up with the most insane mentally challenging roles and deserved the amount of fame they were given heck even more! i don’t think i could do what the did.

[@Looper]

Which scene would've made you quit?

[@jaisonsmith6834]

the one with the one thingy

[@idkusername2998]

The 127 takes

[@JadenSmithEyes]

i would quit rocky because i would be dead if dolph punched me

[@ramenm_]

Texas Chainsaw Massacre?? the dinner scene definitely deserves a mention

[@birdsqautchman1116]

no mention of apocalypse now? or is a entirely different video?

[@zensasquatch4627]

I'm glad Daisy ridley didn't quit. She played the role realy well. Not to mention the fact that she's pretty hot.

[@jamesmcvan3026]

I wouldn't quit in any of these scenarios - I would feel honored to be working at that level. It's an art form and a part of the job.

[@bphussar]

That's funny because you say that now, but not when you're actually working on set. There's a lot of pressure on you. It's mentally straining.

[@jamesmcvan3026]

I'm aware of the pressure - I'm an actor. I can relate to a couple of these situations, but it didn't make me want to quit. I'm sure I will be challenged in the future as well... and again, I will not quit once I commit.

[@princessbell2530]

What they did to Shelley was UNREAL. You know..they treated her badly ON PURPOSE ...to create a feeling from her character. It wasnt just that scene ....throughout the making of the entire movie they all treated her badly. Purposely. Look into it. Sweet little Shelley Duvall. How dare they?!!

[@MelodicQuest]

Mike Meyers had a legitimate reason. Hollywood is so concerned with making money but Meyers wanted to stay true to his character. I applaud him for sticking to his guns.

[@HarroKitteh]

This channel deserves so many more subs, the content is great and entertaining with an awesome production quality.

[@emilycasper-kelley7118]

The bird one fuck that birds freak me out

[@kalin8081]

girl I just got over my fear

[@DDG2023]

SKRAAAAW! RUN MUDMAN! SKREEEEE!

[@Jack_Torrance.]

It is strange that, "The Birds," was based on actual events. An algae bloom off the cost of the western United States of America took place and fish ate the algae. The algae had a nuro toxin. The fish died. The birds came in and ate the fish when n top of the water. The birds became mentally damaged and were attacking people and animals inland around the coast. About a week later, the birds all died and bulldozers and wheel loaders had to come in to clean up the dead birds.

[@MissChinBK99]

Now we know what inspired the game Angry Birds

[@julianabrown8283]

The first one almost left because the director critique'd her? Yeah, not feeling sympathy here. lol

[@cloudnine2450]

Lol right? But acting is pretty hard on people.

[@julianabrown8283]

Depends on the role. It can be the easiest job in the world, if you don't do action. :-P

[@kalin8081]

he need to keep his mouth shut

[@awayinthetardis13]

It wasn't like that - it's a LOT of responsibility to carry on a franchise like Star Wars and Daisy didn't want to continue if JJ thought she wasn't good enough for it

[@julianabrown8283]

JJ Abrams couldn't direct traffic.

[@jtp360]

Thank you for no click bait like 99% of other videos, great video

[@acdc09]

So Dolph knocked out Weathers & put Stallone in the hospital. Damn that guy had an arm.

[@hulkmeister23]

Put Stallone in the hospital?

[@AbelSosa-r9u]

+Derek Bates dolph hit stallone so hard, he broke stallone chest bone which made his heart stop or something like that.

[@hulkmeister23]

steve Macaulay broke his chest bone? Wouldn't that have caused internal bleeding?

[@xevious21]

It didn't break his chest bone, but the the punch was so strong it caused Stallone's heart to swell. Lundgren should play One Punch Man if they ever made a live action version.

[@hulkmeister23]

xevious21 yeah, but he's too old for the part, now.

[@stephaniejames6672]

Shelly Duval was genius in the Shining. The big screen really reveals the depth and reach of her immense emotional reserves and blazing talent. She needs an Oscar.

[@lizzmarie6585]

The shining was hands down the most disturbing movie ever... Jack killed that role, literally 🤤

[@michaelhammond485]

Gene Hackman: I almost quit after 27 takes. Shelley Duvall: Hold my beer.

[@MoiraiCWingus]

One actress could have been added on here too: Jane Levy from the Evil Dead (2013) movie. Behind the scenes showed her frustration during some of the scenes that were shot. They were showing terror in the most realistic way possible, but it also left the actors physically and mentally exhausted sometimes.

[@iNuchalHead]

Cameron said to keep slapping the actress AFTER the camera had run out of film? (He knew the camera was out of film?)

[@tobiedetermined4093]

No he asked him to slap the actress and then the camera ran out of film, that's when she freaked out.

[@oopsallbecki]

Tobie Determined why did she freak out?

[@jennyoyster5054]

xRebecckahx Maybe because she was slapped.

[@oopsallbecki]

Jenny Oyster well yeah i know that but like i thought she knew she was going to be slapped

[@jennyoyster5054]

xRebecckahx Oh okay, lol.

[@Avigdor404]

"Creed gets roughed up in the ring pretty bad.." Um, he died, bro.

[@simplyGeorgeMiller]

pretty sure he was trying not to spoil the movie

[@Avigdor404]

Sorry to spoil a 31 fucking year old movie.

[@simplyGeorgeMiller]

yeah true

[@punkduderock]

Shelly Duvall is probably the most underappreciated actor ever. That was the best horror movie performance i have ever seen

[@ConvergenceMedia]

Stanley Kubrick, was without a doubt, one of the most talented filmmakers of the 20th century, but he was an incredibly inefficient filmmaker. 127 takes, having your actor's hair fall out from the stress, taking thousands of pictures of your locations, that's just ludicrous. I would not be surprised of Kubrick had true OCD. I also have no doubt that the majority of his meticulousness went to waste, never actually having added anything to the finished product. You can argue that we wouldn't have the kind of quality we're used to from him without his attention to detail, but I'm not so sure. There are plenty of esteemed directors (Nolan, Spielberg, Scorsese) that get brilliant material without having to put themselves and their actors through that kind of hell. Kubricks works will stand the test of time, but tell that to all the people who's time, money and sanity he wasted.

[@brandonjeffers7164]

Mike Meyers literally saves that scene. Name 1 person who doesn't think of that scene when Bohemian Rhapsody comes on.

[@sir_john_hammond]

Scenes that pushed actors too far? I'll show you...

[@burnsmybritches5857]

Don't you mean, "Extinct"

[@blazinyou33]

he meant try teen .com

[@GEORGIANATOR123]

I'm soo glad they kept with Bohemian Rhapsody in Wayne's World!! that scene is iconic! GOOD job Michael

[@MakeedaRoberts]

You know for the life of me I always was curious about why the bird scene with Tippi Hedrin looked so realistic and now I know why

[@ndnomar5640]

Rey was one of the shining parts of The Force Awakens for me. I get people's complaints however about her consistent good fortune. If Disney wasn't so obsessed with secrets, they could have helped her character.

[@dorothyhurt3445]

The Shining and Bird scene would've mad me quit. Like how you going to lie and trick her like that saying they are fake birds then when she got there they were real.

[@whitneyhouston187]

look at shelley now, she is completely insane now. i feel like her life in the spotlight especially with her role in the shining, was her breaking point.

[@toxicmatrix1337]

OKAY... Is someone dicking me right now? Seriously? The Abyss footage in this video, is insanely high quality? Is SkyNet real? What realm am I in?

[@CJtheRad]

Yeah I wondered about that too but I figured it's probably because the last time I saw that movie was on VHS, I think. More then likely.

[@RubenKelevra]

good news for you: www.blu-ray.com/news/?id=19501

[@christianburroughs4805]

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[@frillyunicornpoo2529]

The small spaces and lots of water, claustrophobia at its finest , I couldn't have done that at all haha

[@SuuzieQ]

The voice-over dude sounds like Lucas from PLL lol

[@ricky7396]

Didn't know Carl Weathers was a Football player. Just knew him as Apollo and that bad ass in Predator where him and Arnold have that iconic hand shake greeting, with way to much bicep pump going on. And Dolph throwing Weathers across the ring then knocked him out. Looper how informative cheers!

[@pendragcn]

Heath Ledger as The Joker in The Dark Knight? He died because of it.

[@Goraka91]

Seems like The Abyss was hell for all the actors. Forget which one but they nearly drowned after their prop helmet designed to fill with water couldn't be removed. Or something like that.

[@bignuts4555]

"Everyone know's that work is lame, even if you're an actor!" What the fuck is with this high school thesis bull shit?

[@australiumbacon5598]

Attacked by birds for 5 days. if that isn't a rough point in a job then what is? Is the actor who played Marty Mcfly in back to the future 3 childish for not enjoying the scene where they used a real noose for the hanging scene and he almost DIED. How about the actress in now you see me who nearly drowned during the water tank trick.

[@bignuts4555]

What? lol

[@narcissisticabusechronicle6586]

I was an extra on the set of "Terminator "Salvation" for only five days without having to memorize a script, and I was literally in tears on my last day on set from the stress of just being there all day everyday in a holding area with other extras waiting for the director to randomly " pop in" to choose who he wanted in the background for the next scene!🥺

[@lairdriver]

Gene Hackman punched several actors throughout his career lol

[@applefan2151]

If The Shining received the acclaim it now has at the time of its release, I bet Shelley Duvall would’ve been nominated for an Oscar for her performance.

[@theolocalloner9404]

What about the scene in Terminator Salvation being filmed where Christian Bale lost it with the director of photography and threatened to quit the movie if the director of photography messed the scene up again.

[@joeyshuny5]

That was just Bale being an entitled douche bag.

[@pentagramparsons]

Wow Tippi Hedren almost quit The Birds but stayed through all of Roar, dragging her daughter with her hahaha - that is just fantastic

[@YnseSchaap]

The entire movie Antichrist by Lars Von Trier ? made me wanna quit

[@nawelsaidi9717]

in the movie shining it was too far poor Shelley was psychologically abused to an unimaginable extent, she was scared and was losing her hair due to stress, she hardly slept. They made her so mad and sick that she had to go to a mental hospital a few years later. She is very old today and is still very mad. She even thinks that her dead husband is alive in a different form ...

[@boo0034]

Wayne’s world Party timeee

[@walterwhite7376]

Man,some directors are craaaazy but as long i see a good movie,i approve.

[@KingLoki187]

its so hard when people are mean. cry me a river of the money you got paid.

[@masterjocohen3319]

I did an autism documentary for my school and I was the main character; there was a scene where we were walking down a corridor and it took around 35-40 takes to complete.

[@OriginalNeoSupreme]

I don't think the John Cena one interested anyone. Probably because no one could see him.

[@LogsMaggot]

Fuck

[@madhash83]

Bars!

[@nickfriend3629]

....WOW! Good pick ups. Amazing.

[@cluckeryduckery261]

Dolph really knocked him out? that's actually kind of awesome

[@charliesredshorts9781]

The Shelly Duval scene was EPIC

[@alleghenystudio]

Hey listen, a deranged axe wielding Nicholson staring me down would've got me at least thinking bout a career change!!

[@JoJoBeast]

Shelley Duvall is one if the most underrated actresses ever and Dolph lundren is an underrated badass

[@H0rizon100]

I don't see John Cena, I looked it up and he was in the cast but I Don't see him

[@Yoogeurt]

oh wow

[@abigguitar]

There were 3 films. John Cena only starred in the first.... 12 Rounds (2009). He didn't star in the sequels. Which film did you 'look up'?

[@H0rizon100]

abigguitar You don't know that meme? Okay let me explain, John Cenas theme song subtitle is You Can't See Me

[@Yoogeurt]

***** he said which film did you 'look up' he was explaining it, but he still knew about what he was talking about. :)

[@H0rizon100]

Leon Scott Kennedy ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh Well I guess I am stupid :P

[@fionamuschamp2202]

When jack breaks the door scene Shelly didn’t know that was going to happen so they could see her real reaction and she was terrified and people weren’t nice to her at all during the making of the shinning she also went through a break up as well while filming poor woman ☹️

[@jamesconnolly5969]

Stanley Kubrick's " A Clockwork Orange " everything he put Character. Alex Delarge played by the Brilliant Malcolm McDowell was hell Kubrick loved him but freak accidents did happen also I still prefer the Book and its Kubrick's best film of all time

[@Anonymous-x1x]

Wayne's World would've completely fallen apart without Bohemian Rhapsody. This movie introduced me to Queen as a kid.

[@PiratesAndCowboys]

The Birds thing was disgusting

[@a.c.m.964]

The worst part is that after Tippi Hedren went through all that, Hitchcock then proceeded to ruin her career by making sure she had no roles offered for her entire contract, because she wouldn't sleep with him.

[@wenedsday]

Not true... After The Birds she made Marnie with him. He did not ruin her career. Unfortunately, she wasn't really a very good actress.

[@AHHHHHHHHHHHHl]

I'd love to be attacked by birds, have bugs crawl on my face, run through mud while wearing heavy boots and fall down stairs over and over. Only problem is that I don't have acting talent, I'd love to work as a stunt double though.

[@ashleysmall2718]

Pay me an A list actors wage and I'll do all those things while on fire.

[@brendanmccarthy492]

Yep count me in too

[@mrcoolyandoporlavida]

"I'm going to star in a movie called 'Birds' but I don't want to be any where near a real bird! ok?"

[@Lilie339]

I don't know about you but I wouldn't want to be attacked by real birds

[@punkchris]

(sory for bad english im am born india) hey u gays ar very good chanel keep up good work!!! edit ; i ment to talk "gaylords" no gay

[@jdunnatl]

no, you mean "gaylords".

[@punkchris]

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[@pizzadeliveryaustin9419]

Rip. Gaylord is an insult. It should be 'guys'

[@codered3356]

Shelley Duval actually lost her hair because the producer would belittle her and tell her she was worthless and a waste of time off set so often that she started losing clumps of her hair.. She was pushed far past her abilities and she was definitely stressed but you should have added that she was verbally abused off set as well

[@emperorpg9494]

is here somebody from Germany?

[@ty2b911]

Yes is here somebody from Germany.

[@16Exclusive]

Servus allerseits 🙌

[@slorr55]

I want to learn german:(

[@ty2b911]

slorr55 Fall in love with a German girl and have her teach you the language even though you live in America and there's no reason to learn it but you do it cause you love her and then she breaks your heart and cheats on you. Fuck that bitch bro. That's one way.

[@emperorpg9494]

hey sora, kannst du mir den Inhalt dieses Videos beschreiben? :D

[@ItsAsparageese]

Earned mad respect for Mike Myers. He was right about that song and an iconic scene resulted.

[@dbg5744]

you are going to be paid 20m-50 mill - really? Bring on the pain.

[@hildahilda1823]

"There are not bit parts, only bit actors" that's something that my acting teacher tells us everyday