When Actors Came Up With Their Own Iconic Lines in Movies! (Part 2)

[@NotCommanderShepard]

"Gentlemen, you can't fight in here! This is the War Room!" by Sellers is my favorite line ever in a movie/series/short film/porn/cartoon.

[@patopotatotomato]

did you have to mention the second to the last one 💀

[@Lucifer.666-Satan]

can you give me the name

[@Lucifer.666-Satan]

@@patopotatotomato yes he did

[@RandyToma-w8w]

"If you insist on using logic I'll lose my advantage" Michael Caine, Blame It On Rio

[@emperordragon1794]

Loki's line was left "blank" because they couldn't come up something that did justice for a final line. Tom took a walk thinking about what could be the line and remembered his last line from Thor 1 and immediately ran back to tell others about it. They loved it and made it last line in his Arc.

[@billbrobaggins221]

Honestly the only thing that could have made it better is if Loki was never made because we turned back the clock and Disney sold Marvel to ensure it wouldn't be driven face first into the ground and beaten harder than a dead horse 🖤

[@NFS-shade]

English ​@@billbrobaggins221

[@Lokipc]

@@billbrobaggins221 This was before Marvel Jesus and Wolverine.

[@Lokipc]

I lose it every time😢

[@Mariposa_edits0310]

"WHEN THA F*** DID WE GET ICE CREAM??"

[@Ron-d2s]

One of the GREATEST movies of all TIME!!!!!!

[@LockeDemosthenes2]

Easily the funniest line in the whole movie.

[@jahjack]

Use that line at our house frequently.

[@archibaldevans2251]

The ‘old lady’ in When Harry Met Sally was director Rob Reiner’s mother... Dr. Leonard H. McCoy in the Star Trek franchise was called "Bones" in reference to surgeons being referred to as ‘sawbones’ for obvious reasons. The term was first coined by Charles Dickens in his book The Pickwick Papers and has been a idiom ever since...

[@asmodiusjones9563]

Yeah, I believe Urban ad-libbed it but they should have cut it. In TOS they called McCoy Bones for the reason you state, and it added to the show’s authenticity. In the 2009 movie it felt like taking down to the audience (the audience will never accept obscure naval traditions, they need a simple, quick explanation!).

[@archibaldevans2251]

People by nature are easily swayed and generally keep themselves in the shallow mis and uninformed end of the pool to wit entertainment panders handsomely. I’m not a big fan of fiction preferring real fact and genuine history over fantasy. Storytellers like to embellish putting their own ‘spin’ on the tale under the guise of ‘artistic-license’ which in earnest nothing more than self-granted permission to be deceitful...

[@robneff7084]

Rob Reiner did an interview where he talked about how much work he did on the movie, while his mom is basically a background character who says 5 words, yet she ended up having the iconic line that everyone remembers. "A sawbones is an archaic term that refers to a surgeon or doctor, particularly one who practices during a time when surgical interventions were often crude and carried out with basic tools, including saws." I hadn't heard that term before, interesting to know. Rather ironic to give that name to McCoy's character, who did everything essentially non-invasively, and was appalled at 20th century medicine in ST2. I personally prefer the modern explanation of his nickname.

[@charliehorse8686]

As a Trekkie walking into the theater, I told my wife I expected three things out of the 2009 movie: 1) Explain Kirk's the middle name Tiberius. 2) Explain the nickname Bones. 3) Feature Captain Pike. I got all three.

[@robneff7084]

As another poster pointed out, "sawbones" was a 19th century nickname for surgeons, so the original nickname probably came from that. But I prefer the 2009 explanation.

[@xxxx85]

"We really did have everything, didn't we?" from Don't Look Up really tied that scene up in a great way. Had no idea it was ad-libbed.

[@hashtagtwo2023]

Yippie kee-yee..

[@kinglyone7172]

Mister Falcon

[@samfrancisco8095]

kie yea.

[@hashtagtwo2023]

@@samfrancisco8095 someone didnt watch the video

[@martinbvanecek]

johnny knoxville cracking up lol

[@MrKrtek00]

"My Fuhrer! I can walk!"

[@HariSeldon913]

The security officer was dubbed over. Han Solo was originally talking to Dolores from HR.

[@mrdilligaf7592]

Every single dinner😂😂😂😂

[@rex8329]

Yea, AI voice over

[@BeyondAldebaran]

The fact I didn’t notice until this part (or yippie-kee-yee)… pretty good voice AI 👌🏻

[@robertotamesis1783]

Audrey Hepburn kelp saying to Carey Grant " how do you shave? " For a split second Carey Grant was confused.

[@davidhensley76]

Most of these movies have been unseen by me.

[@TheAGExp]

This is an AI voice over isn't it...That's a "diner" not a "dinner".

[@xplayman]

I paused the video as soon as the word was spoke.

[@jungleng]

And yippee kee yeah

[@Hrothfuurd]

Dianne West?

[@SpaceMissile]

I like how the chapter titles start with movie titles (one of which is the wrong movie, lol), move to actor names (one of which is the wrong name, lol), and then back to movie titles.

[@whutzat]

Hans Gruber is Alan Rickman's most iconic role, not Snape : Change My Mind

[@ornotgortwormiii8731]

The Hans character was in one Die Hard; Snape was in all eight HPs.

[@whutzat]

@@ornotgortwormiii8731 I didn't say most prolific.

[@adamwhite5343]

Easy to change your mind....all of Rickman's roles were iconic.

[@secondchance6603]

@@adamwhite5343 By Grapthar's hammer, you're not wrong.

[@Nalijay]

Don't need to change your mind when you're correct.

[@Origitalus]

The German dub of Die Hard 3 translated it to "Yippie-ya-yay, pig cheek" -.-

[@bmcgoo6027]

Take a shot every time this narrator says 'iconic'.

[@josephteller9715]

But I won't be conscious after all that...

[@Anvilshock]

Just hook me up to the IV. No, _you're_ paying, leave my cabinet alone.

[@RonaldKragnes]

And I'm dead. ...or I just didn't wake up ;)

[@scribe56]

I did and i'm totally drunk

[@DrPatriceBerry]

You could probably do an entire video of just Kat Williams improvising lines 😂

[@andrewblanchard2398]

YIPPE KI YAY Mr FALCON

[@rammy3550]

I swear, 10 year old me thought this was the best line in the world after unknowingly watching the edited version on tv.

[@whutzat]

OMG my family used to make fun of that edit so much! The best part is that the voice sounds nothing like Bruce's

[@georgemiller151]

In “When Harry met Sally”, the woman who says “I’ll have what she’s having.” Is Estelle Reiner, the mother of the movie’s director, Rob Reiner.

[@ajknaup3530]

Harrison's add lib lines were perfect. In the scene, he's a bit rattled, they are fighting for their lives. It comes thru when he's on the intercom, sounding like he's rattled, because he's really unsure & ad libbing. They really ought to do this more in movies, rather than every line being delivered flawlessly. None of us talk like that in realy life.

[@razmo21]

Oh “AI”…you’ve done it again

[@addicted2myxbox]

Ariana Grande also added a lot of the brilliant lines in her song from Don’t Look Up

[@eurositi]

Eli Wallach improvised Tuco's line "When you have to shoot, shoot, don't talk!" in The Good, The Bad and The Ugly (1966). Rutger Hauer's entire 'Tears In Rain' monologue in "Blade Runner" (1982) is perhaps the most iconic change to the original script that ever made it into a classic movie. I'm surprised you missed that.

[@bettersteps]

Peter Sellers was a genius. GENIUS!!

[@michaelsumner-ru9bo]

BILL PAXTON IS DA MAN

[@timlad5]

In when Harry Met Sally, the lady who says "I'll have what she's having" is the directors mother.

[@Goat_Sass]

The line in Aliens refers to the game IN the movie. "29 drops.....SIMULATED".... ergo, "game over"

[@grast5150]

Carl Urban was in my opinion channeling Deforest Kelly and the only part of new star trek which I adore. Urban did a fantastic job!!!!!

[@SpaceMissile]

2:25 - They tried to tell Truman the same thing when he drove across the bridge

[@tonyc8752]

Yippe-Kay-Ya Mr. Falcon

[@itsmephil2255]

The plane scene in Wayne's World wasn't actually done with a real plane, it was a small model filmed from underneath Mike Myers explained in an interview in the 90s

[@RonaldKragnes]

@7:33 That's crazy if that wasn't in the original script. #Bones #StarTrek

[@deannacauley166]

That is my favorite scene in Reservoir Dog I love love love love love Michael Madsen

[@dizzykriket]

every single dinner turn their heads? you mean diner? like DIE ner

[@jamesahassett]

With all due respect to Robert, his statement validates Jeff Beck playing the drums on Superstition. - If “The first words Stevie said were, ‘Let’s make a funky bass sound; the drums are done.’” Then they were done. - including if Beck laid down a secondary track. I can see how Robert, if he just heard the playback could easily assume Stevie had laid it down. 2.Speeding up and slowing down - Beck is not Bernard Purdie - one of the greatest drummers. If Bernard couldn’t get it, it seems more likely Beck was consistently inconsistent. 3. Stevie gave Superstition to Jeff Beck to release first. Jeff didn’t get around to it for various reasons, so Stevie released it first.

[@robneff7084]

I think you're posting on the wrong video

[@Reggie2000]

6:33 Stalion cut out most of Rambos dialog in First Blood when the first cut was so bad, he was going to try and buy and shelve the film.

[@sgtjohnson]

7:03 if it was an 11 year old boy he’d say “holy *hit! You’re Harry Potter “!

[@SpaceCowboy-u7j]

I work at a restaurant. We have a “Cowboy” burger. Anytime someone orders it, I say, “Yippie kai-ay, mother fu-er!” When I serve it to them. 🤠 🍔

[@Brain4Zombie]

Garth's line in the German version is much funnier imo: "Sag mal, findest Du Bugs Bunny eigentlich heiß oder magst Du lieber die Playboy-Bunnys mit ihren großen Ohren?" "Say, do you think Bugs Bunny is hot, or do you prefer the Playboy-Bunnies with their big ears?"

[@hidhawkes]

Yippee kaiyay MTF is Epic

[@underleveled_cr7562]

THAT'S NOT AN OLD LADY, THAT WAS THE DIRECTOR'S MOTHER.

[@piotr8277]

You are right. She is a young dude xd not old lady.

[@SeaJay_Oceans]

Bill Paxton : Thank you. 😞

[@PeterBrown-t2h]

Robin Williams was THE king of improvised dialogue, not Bill Murray.

[@colossuses]

Jim Careys better ...

[@kennydude7971]

Say hello to my little friend, then he opens his zipper.

[@andrewbaroch2141]

Oh they're geniuses

[@Zzyzzyx]

3:18 diner. *Diner* ! Not "dinner"

[@davepoul8483]

is this AI reading this or is it someone who is not watching the vid.. or understand english??? " every single DINNER "?? I think you ment to say Diner..

[@Lokipc]

Gets actor’s names wrong too.

[@baffledbat]

Also say “Yippe - key - yee.”

[@jimnfl7134]

2:34 You didn't Finish the funniest part of that scene when he shoots: and says the Line: Extremely Boring Conversation anyway.

[@podhardcorefan3865]

was that johnny deppp? captain jack sparrow?

[@Okinawatrip]

In Edward Scissorhands? Very famously so, yes.

[@karadan100]

The worst pirate i've ever seen

[@l31007]

@@karadan100 How can you be drunk all the time? Makes no sense.

[@daviswilson-pq7hi]

so is the voice AI, or does the narrator really not know the difference between someone who is eating food, and the meal they are eating? (Diner vs. Dinner)

[@WVgrl59]

The lady who says I don't have what she is having is Rob Reiner's mom

[@CurbYaDawgs]

Yippie Key Yee?

[@samembaye7077]

That older lady in the moaning scene in the diner? That's the director Rob Reiner's mom, btw 😉

[@chrishammer4749]

Please stop with the robot readers

[@kurtisdeakin]

"Improvised at the suggestion of Billy Crystal"... soooooo written by Billy Crystal..........???

[@cassandro9445]

That was weird

[@MrTubbyTubb76]

Her last name isn't West IT IS Wiest like yeast but with a W!!!!

[@williamlongbottom3189]

AI voice. You can tell when he's typed dinner instead of diner and the AI repeats the mistake.

[@williamlongbottom3189]

Ask Alex for your money back

[@stephenbettinger1696]

Tom Hidilson slipped in a "naughty phrase" into his dialog when as Loki he referred to the Black Widow as a "Mewling Quim" It is quite a rude remark. Ask an Englishman what it means.

[@andrewbaroch2141]

Iconic

[@mariemelansongundy-vx4ox]

Firefly!!

[@jamesgroce3125]

In DON'T LOOK UP they tried to mock others, but in reality mocked themselves unknowingly. Too funny.

[@SuperSpecies]

Too true

[@scarecrowjones7706]

Thank you for ending this one early, Da Bomb! Holy shit she is dull. No personality. The Bronx don't claim her!

[@Derpy1969]

Don’t repeat the cuts.

[@metacob]

Okay, so are all videos on this channel just the same bunch of segments in different orders?

[@JPazer]

6:07 Foreshadowing

[@dperl5640]

I am assuming this is an AI narrator? IF not this dude needs some serious work on his reading skills.

[@DJHolte]

Next time you do these, please hire a legit voiceover talent. I don't know if this is AI or just somebody who can't read, but there are so many mispronounced words ("dinner" for "diner", "yippee-ki-yee" for "yippee-ki-yay", etc.)

[@stephentremblay1465]

Your anotation for the first movie is wrong....twice. Its "The Ringer". Not The Ringers. The Ring is a TOOOATALY different movie. Lol

[@markfox1545]

3:18 diner not dinner. Simpleton.

[@tweetdriver]

And that improvised line by Karl Urban in Star Trek is one of the dumbest lines ever filmed. I never knew it was improvised, so it seems like a very forced way to explain how McCoy got the nickname of “Bones.” It’s stupid because he, like thousands of surgeons, were known as “sawbones” due to their primary occupation during early wars. Just like psychiatrists are called “head shrinkers.” Psychiatrists get it shortened to “shrinks,” while McCoy’s was shortened to “Bones.”

[@robneff7084]

I'm a fairly informed person, I've heard of shrinks and gumshoes and G-men and such, but I've never ever heard of sawbones. So you could either have a one-line explanation of how he got the nickname Bones, or you could have a 5 minute monologue describing 19th century surgery...

[@tweetdriver]

@@robneff7084They never had to explain the nickname in the original series. Your ignorance of “sawbones” doesn’t really mean they needed to make up some stupid shit to explain it now. Or, he could have made a comment during his diatribe about being, "just an old sawbones." That would have worked too, and also answered the question of why he had that nickname all along, for anybody else who didn't know.

[@rickbrookes9491]

This has to be narrated by A.I. or something, a lot of mispronunciation of well known names and phrases. Yippie kee yee?

[@Pieter-ns5nv]

Iconic to me is when a everyone knows this line. Most of this really is not iconic.

[@acedegenerate2254]

Do you know how to pronounce any of these people's names?

[@westmcgee9320]

6:28 Diane ::Wiest::

[@Hrothfuurd]

Ehhh, what's this "i" in her name? Ehhhh, must be a typo. "West" it is!

[@kenjacobs8742]

get a real human to read, please

[@BDawg-d8k]

Your AI voice bot sux

[@ntdscherer]

Is this AI or do you not know how to pronounce "diner"?

[@blueberrypie77]

Can we PLEASE stop saying "iconic"?

[@josephtuzzolo6758]

The narrator sucks at actors last names

[@grast5150]

Clueless was only successful for one reason. The at the time jailbait Alicia Silverstone. Literally every dude of my generation wanted her. Without the sex appeal of Alicia, the film is crap.

[@djtyros]

It's an A.i voice, and its really annoying - thumbed down

[@derekwarr8567]

You don't have actors do this anymore. Improvisation makes movies

[@95rossc]

Actually pretty dang common

[@Y0uKnowMyName]

Jfc. That diner scene with meg ryan was so CRINGE!