When Actors Changed Movie Scenes on the Spot!

[@REB4444]

The clinking bottles and that creepy voice is a Top 10 most iconic scenes in movies. Well done!

[@robinharwood5044]

“Wasn’t I a dish?” is closer to the slang she would have used in her youth.

[@skabuoy]

Don't you mean "yout"?

[@andrewkapplin1138]

Another L.O.T.R. fact is that after he said that line he cries real tears. That whole line and the memory of the woman on the plane got to him.

[@LookMaNoHands-e6d]

So that’s where the Stewey gets slapped by the neighborhood came from. The movie Airplane.

[@fieryeasy]

"No parent should have to bury their child" hits so hard

[@mikkelbreiler8916]

Oh yeah the owner of the crocodile filled property says "Nah you don't want a boat, just run (fast) on the backs of my crocs." For sure. We do not see Roger Moore run, but only someones legs. I think the property owner was daring the production team but they actually found a stunt man willing to do it this - for enough money. And I always thought that shot was of mechanics/puppet crocs.

[@IAPPEARINVISIBLE]

You can bet that ain't Roger More. Yeah, me too, I remember saying..."You can tell they(the crocs) are fake because they're all lined up in a perfect row and all move the same." They especially look fake in the shot over not Roger Moore's shoulder just as he starts to run. I was so sure...lol

[@Rocketsong]

@@IAPPEARINVISIBLE It is not Roger. It's his stunt double. Somewhere on youtube is are the out-takes. As I recall it took 6 takes. It is apparently, much harder to run across crocs than the owner implied.

[@jimnfl7134]

Fred Gwynne could be part of another Video: Actors who Passed Away within a Year After Last Movie (My Cousin Vinny came out in 1992, Fred Died in 1993).

[@NotThatLittleJohnny]

Once upon a time at the age of 14 I learned to be a part of a Texico Service team. Imagine not having to pump your own gas and to get your windshield cleaned for free. That oil was checked as well as the fan belts too. Check the tire pressure? No problem. 🙂

[@UrbanGardeningWithD.A.Hanks14]

In April Fool's Day (2008 remake), my back was killing me, so I decided to do a scene sitting down. There was a dolly track facing me, and one passing by, so I knew I would be in the shot. Since I didn't want to get up again, I decided to go with a sitting, drunk guy conducting to the music. If you've seen the movie, you know the scene. When I was playing Det. Tom Bernciff on Atlanta Homicide, we had one of the cops AND the director leave suddenly. I had to learn her sides in 30 minutes, but taking her role didn't fit mine, so we had to ad lib an interim scene to tie it all together. We self-directed and did the whole thing in one take. I miss that show.

[@gregorypeck876]

It was a stunt man who ran across the backs of the crocodiles all were fake apart from one, and it wasn’t as straight forward as you just explained, I think it was over thirty attempts to get that right and a few times he was attacked by the real crocodile

[@papasmurf9146]

The behind the scenes of that Bond movie was well worth watching. It's been too long to remember the details, but your description is pretty close to what I remember. I think the first time, just to show it was doable, woke the crocodiles up to what was happening -- making subsequent attempts much more dangerous. The other thing from the behind the scenes was while they were between takes, Moore was talking to the owner of the crocodile farm (who had inherited from his father). At one point, the man points to a croc and says, "that one ate my pa."

[@TheMichaelBeck]

Who knew the "Airplane" was going to prophetic about air travel in the 21st century? Anyone?

[@scdrescher1]

The scene where the terrorists walk through the metal detector without issue and the grandma goes through and gets pummeled…nailed it. Of course, Idiocracy was equally prophetic.

[@carlstawicki1915]

A whip-sword fight would have been pretty cool, actually.

[@UrbanGardeningWithD.A.Hanks14]

"Yippee-Kayay, MF" was written in the script; it was not ad-libbed. Someone asked Jeb Stuart on the set of Blood Done Sign my Name about it, and he said he wrote it in.

[@GabeHeron]

I remember me and friends went to see Warriors at the theater, they wouldn't let us in because we looked like a gang. We were all in high school and from a small farming town in Michigan.

[@S_O_U_R_A_V_D_E_Y]

Every decison was worth it

[@jv-lk7bc]

4:27 the narrator mispronouncing Joe's last name in a comment about mispronunciation. meta-funny

[@stephanberger3476]

So the Bttf one didn't happen because of an actor, like the title says.

[@persian_tankman]

The Thumbnail 4:12

[@gadaboutunited]

Really like your videos but your name pronunciation is inexplicably bad... Joe Pessi? Really? Joe Pesh-ey One of many different ones over the vids.

[@PhantomFilmAustralia]

Talking about Pesci mispronouncing "youths" while he's mispronouncing "Pesci" was definitely an eyeroll moment.

[@ingevideospot]

If it is written Pesci but Americans say Pes-shee then it is also mispronounced. It should be Pes key which means fish, plural.

[@oldthocker47]

How could you prounounce Pesci like that, SMH, come on dude.

[@laurahall3094]

It does feel disrespectful doesn't it

[@DubiousDenarius]

At least it wasn't Pesky. Joe Pesky.

[@skabuoy]

AI voice over.

[@cheriem432]

@4:30, Pesci is pronounced PEH-shee. It's Italian for "fish".

[@HelenaElf-k5n]

Stackars barn😢

[@Cartoonicus]

George Lucas wanted to cut a scene???

[@pearlgirl7826]

Interesting

[@mrhodes3140]

yipi kaya mr falcon

[@mattduin7144]

It's pronounced peshi not pessi

[@Milesco]

Yeah, it's one of those pesky details...

[@skabuoy]

I believe Italians have a different idea about that.

[@mattduin7144]

@@skabuoyi am italian...

[@skabuoy]

@@mattduin7144 OK, your 'name' does not give that impression, but I will take your word for it. Anyhow, that would mean somebody else was wrong about the pronunciation. It does mean fish (plural) though, right?

[@mattduin7144]

@@skabuoy correct. Fishes to be exact. Dont be fooled by the name not all italians have surnames ending in a vowel :)

[@ingevideospot]

I could not believe it when I saw in Titanic that the actress who played old Rose had blue eyes, whereas Kate Winslet has brown eyes. Thst was just a big disappointment, how could they miscast like that? Both actresses are fine but eyecolour says so much about the facial appearance.

[@robinharwood5044]

A ute is a vechicle. Americans call it a pick-up truck.

[@laurahall3094]

Yes UTE is for utility truck. It's Aussie

[@skabuoy]

A yout is Jamaican patois for youth. Not even English.

[@JPerzynski]

Sooooo many mispronunciations

[@skabuoy]

That's what you get when you let a computer program do the voice over, instead of a real person who knows how to pronounce those names.

[@tanakinskywalker7089]

Love Joe pessi

[@Yanni75]

Disturbing fact: Marjorie Taylor Green's assistants used that 'The Warriors' line to taunt Ocasio Cortez in her office, upon entering Congress. Luckily, Alexandria wasn't there to hear it. But her staff was.

[@michaelpeterson3354]

That’s funny.

[@NWRefund]

Yeah, that tracks. Intimidation is part of the fascist playbook.

[@kenm3245]

@@NWRefundthat would the weapon of the left. Cancel culture anyone?

[@BillLaBrie]

Congress is like the idiot Olympics now, with a lot of sponsorship.

[@scottholt69ify]

Oh boo whoo quit being a p u s s y.

[@Čhelsea_Čhainsaw]

👍🏻

[@HiRumblePie]

The narrator pronounces Joe Pesci’s last name wrong in two videos, good grief! It’s PESH-EE, not PESS-EE. You never heard his name said? No one corrected you from the last video? Or is this just AI? 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@fashiondiva6972]

I hope this is AI narration. Otherwise this is a narrator who needs serious help pronouncing names and words in general.