When Movie Bloopers Were Left In The Final Cut!

[@tlaughplanet]

It's a re-upload, KZbin blocked my last video, so I had to do some minor changes

[@artijha922]

okay thanks for re uploading

[@amichaels1871]

Why the mispronounciation of some of the names? Is this AI? 😳

[@oldageboxing]

@@amichaels1871😢😢

[@jasonrogers1576]

You literally just copy and speak works verbatim from IMDb trivia sections. Lame. And thumbs down.

[@MrGittz]

Try pronouncing names correctly

[@walkinghenry7905]

In Jurassic Park the T Rex wasn't supposed to rip off the toilet roof. But it decided to ad lib it and Spielberg kept it in. Legend has it the T Rex wanted it kept in and Spielberg wasn't going to argue!

[@hutch1197]

I heard the T. Rex slept with Spielberg to get the role.

[@HansDelbruck53]

I suppose you also want us to believe the shark wasn't supposed to eat Robert Shaw.

[@Reggie2000]

He turned the toilet into a tyrannosaurus wreck

[@timbigger1731]

@@HansDelbruck53 Of course not, the shark was a vegan...

[@robertgoldstein52]

🤣🤣🤣

[@MickeyJWind]

As an extra in Gettysburg, i can advise it was not fully unscripted. the reenactors were supposed to cheer Lee, though a lot of the handshakes and stuff were not in the script and those were kept.

[@probochronicles3991]

Legend has it Harrison Ford ad-libbed the iconic "I know" response to Leia's "I love you...."

[@Randy_Reacts]

Here's one I bet you never heard - in Raiders of the Lost Ark during the scene with the man swinging his swords threateningly at Indiana Jones, Harrison Ford was very ill that day of filming and didn't feel like doing the big fight scene that was scripted, and so he just pulled out his gun and shot the swordsman. And then after that there was an unscripted kiss between Indiana Jones and the Swordsman, as Indiana held the dying man in his arms he said, "I'm sorry," and then he leaned in and kissed him. And then a huge dance number broke out. And then an unplanned parade came marching through the middle of the scene. It was crazy.

[@lightsone2159]

I worked as an extra in "Gettysburg" which was filmed under the working title, "The Killer Angels", which was the title of the book it was based on. The scene where Gen'l. Lee was mobbed by his troops, the original wasn't shot because the camera operators were changing film. We had been promised all week that we'd get to meet some of the principal actors, but it wasn't happening. But, that afternoon, someone sent Martin Sheen riding past us. We heard the cheering up the line from us and rushed to our feet to see what was happening. When Lee appeared, we all went a little bonkers and ran out hollering and shaking his hand. He was amazed that his portrayal of Lee was so realistically received. The director was so impressed with our reaction to Lee's entrance, he got us to do it again. I didn't think the second time was as enthusiastic as the first time. The first time was a genuine reaction of delight at seeing our commanding officer because it wasn't staged.

[@stigmajosh]

That movie led me to become a reenactor as a teenager and I’ve been to Gettysburg over a dozen times.

[@largol33t1]

Martin Sheen was sometimes known for being very strict about sticking to a character's moment of agony. In "Apocalypse Now" he probably did get a tad drunk performing Col. Willard's drunken dance where he punched a mirror. He cut his hand so badly that Francis Ford Coppola stopped the camera and shouted for a medic. However, Sheen insisted on carrying through with the entire scene. He really was bleeding when the camera cuts to the shot of him slumped in front of the bed, crying in pain. I understood the moment: war makes us all madmen, sometimes. It's never a good thing when you get sucked into it.

[@largol33t1]

PS: despite the constant problems on set with typhoons, mixed up/missing equipment and extras being called to duty (they were real Thai army soldiers), the movie opened at #1 at the box office and raked in over $160 million worldwide, which is way over $630 million today.

[@user-hm5zb1qn6g]

@@largol33t1 And for a while there Sheen thought he was really the president of the United States. Now he's just a confused rando.

[@acb9896]

Yup, that Joe Pessy is something else.

[@HolyShnikeez_1975]

So is director RAWmis

[@Tooch24]

And Harold Rhawmis.

[@mikaelbiilmann6826]

😂

[@Slowmo1231]

Watching videos like this one I always wonder if it's an actual person narrating or AI, either way it's probably the worst I've ever heard actors name butchered.

[@JohnDoe-sg1pd]

@@Slowmo1231 It's AI.

[@theseventhgeneration6910]

6:00 it's a Mexican black kingsnake. I have a Mexican black kingsnake and that was horrifying to watch. They are the apex snake species. They are intelligent, curious and they have very keen senses. If raised correctly, they are great for handling. The beautiful black scales iridescence shifts from blue to purple. Sometimes they are rainbow. It is a popular snake for keeping as a pet.

[@waynepolo6193]

Most importantly, kingsnakes are NOT venomous, whatsoever. They are great to have around in any environment and play a vital role in pest control (and therefore, reducing the spread of harmful diseases).

[@meanmutton]

I absolutely hate snakes but the idea that they'd just slaughter one like that on screen, one that was someone's pet, is absolutely vile and unacceptable.

[@NutzBdragon]

shut up. and thanks for the land

[@pedro190606]

In Dr. Strangelove when Sellers can't control his arm, the Russian ambassador can't keep a straight face starting to laugh

[@dmontes133]

These are not all bloopers or even adlibs. Which leads me to believe that all of these are nit bloopers at all. I think you’re assuming or making it up.

[@markfox1545]

It's a whole cult weird thing - people saying scenes are ad libbed or bloopers without any evidence.

[@chickenlegsTV]

​@@markfox1545Right? I hate that so much.

[@ShaunHensley]

You have the script?

[@snoutysnouterson]

​@@ShaunHensleydo they have the script?

[@ShaunHensley]

@@snoutysnouterson I don’t know.

[@protamine4]

I'm surprised they didn't include George C. Scott as General Buck Turgidson in Dr. Strangelove. He was excitedly speaking in the war room while backing up and trips and tumbles over but rolls right back up and stays in role. Kubrick liked it and kept it in the movie.

[@mikaelbiilmann6826]

There also a scene where Dr Strangelove fights his left hand and the Dr slumps down because the hand is knocked out, you can see the actor playing Alexi de Sade breaking up.

[@chuckfan1]

why are you surprised. There is probably about 1000000 instances of something that wasnt in the script being left in, due to whatever... an actor improvising, etc.. Shake yourself

[@JB-rt9zu]

Yes! An actual blooper, not something deliberately ad-libbed.

[@andrewmojzer2337]

In There's Something About Mary, the ambulance stretcher unexpectedly collapsed with Ben Stiller on it. He actually hurt his hand and that take was kept in the movie.

[@Airtayjay]

The Stormtrooper hitting his head bit is an odd one. The original cut of the movie did NOT have the comedic sound effect. This was added in with later editions of the movie.

[@sixstanger00]

I think it's something Disney added. I don't remember it being in ANH, even in the SE.

[@ShadowX40]

​@@sixstanger00 It was in the Blu-ray release, I believe, not the earlier special editions

[@PhantomFilmAustralia]

The editors cutting the film in 1977 never even noticed the stormtrooper hitting the door with his head. It was brought to their attention well after release.

[@Krazehn]

The 1995 VHS release had the stormtrooper reacting with an "Ah!" (dubbed with the stormtrooper voice filter) without the bonk, wonder if the 80s home releases had anything

[@cloroc]

​@@PhantomFilmAustralia Thanks Wikipedia

[@caseyrice768]

Hmm, I think you lost me after the 'groundhog day' fact. There's no way that cut to the broken up radio was natural, and what it actually looked like after he smashed it, AND 'accidentally' playing the song still.

[@andreasu.3546]

Also there is no way a broken radio can produce the kind of distorted audio heard in the clip. A broken cassette player might, but not a radio.

[@Lockieez]

For some of these bloopers they obviously took more shots of what happened to fit them in the film better as well as added sound effects in some cases.

[@RtB68]

The biggest blooper to ever make it into cinemas was actually the Disney Star Wars trilogy.

[@DanielLopez-mo9hz]

That was until the new films came out.

[@Slapjabber]

Go a step further. All of them, except the first one.

[@nicholsonfile]

Star Wars fans famously hate Star Wars

[@steveleslie2170]

Martin Sheen is always nice to extras....he usually gets a round of applause when he's wrapped and extras are around.

[@Reggie2000]

That snakes doing fine. I got his autograph at Comic Con back in 1996.

[@Reggie2000]

FUN FACT. Die Hard started off as an actual heist, but when the film crew happened upon it in progress, the thieves saw an opportunity to get a SAG card and allowed them to turn it into a hit film.

[@DavidLLambertmobile]

The terrorist eating a 🍫 was a ad lib. There is a doc, film about that actor, stunt performer. 🎬

[@Reggie2000]

@DavidLLambertmobile FALSE! None of what you just said is true! LIAR!!! That "actor" is Genghis Khan! Two slackers kidnapped him from Mongolia, and this Euro trash clearly roped him into a heist. Just further proof of how immigrants are exploited by Hollyweird into appearing in big budget films. 😢

[@Reggie2000]

@DavidLLambertmobile FALSE! None of what you just said is true! LIAR!!! That "actor" is Genghis Khan! Two slackers kidnapped him from Mongolia, and this Euro trash clearly roped him into a heist. Just further proof of how immigrants are exploited by Hollyweird into appearing in big budget films. 😢

[@Themuffenthusiast]

Dr. Strangelove is fricking hilarious.

[@CGHayes]

In Singin’ in the Rain Gene Kelly started doing his dance but when it started to rain all they could do was keep filming and ran out of time. Even though it was a blooper, they just kept it in. Amazing. And definitely not made up.

[@Dlf212]

He did that with a fever too BTW.

[@BelowTheFray]

Yes! The original title was Singing While It’s Dry but after that unexpected thunderstorm they changed the title.

[@Jerry_Fried]

If they’re left in, they’re not outtakes.

[@leejtam0914]

true, more like goofs they didnt take out

[@mikaelbiilmann6826]

Intakes

[@WeirdVideoGames]

The Star Wars one is a little incorrect. One of the stormtrooper's radio keys the same time the other stormtrooper hits his head, and that's why it makes a crack sound. But in later editions, they added a thunk sound. I'm pretty sure no one noticed the first time around but years later everyone knew about it so they decided to have fun with it.

[@RFC3514]

Ah, Joe Pessy, one of my favourite actors. Did he ever work with Harold Rawmis?

[@James-fv1yb]

And Ralph Masio!

[@jedthezed3599]

haha...

[@Petebootyfudge5312]

Its rammis 😂

[@conureron3792]

In Dr Strangelove, George C Scott accidentally trips , falls, rolls and gets immediately up and stays in character and Kubrick kept it in.

[@dcaseng]

5:20 That Dr. Strangelove scene was like catching lightning in a bottle. This is probably the best of all improvised scenes in movie history, but that's just my opinion.

[@CGHayes]

In Back to the Future the DeLorean was meant to only go back through time at 100mph but on the day when Michael J. Fox drove it for the first time it actually disappeared at 88mph which everyone thought was hilarious and such a blooper. In fact, they loved it so much that they kept it in. Also it wasn’t actually meant to travel through time but everyone was surprised and delighted when it did actually go back to 1955. Little known fact: Back to the Future was actually a documentary. It actually happened. Bloopers are so much fun.

[@andrercd68]

In Deliverance...

[@Reggie2000]

I was an extra on that set. Not originally. But with the changes to the timeline, I ended up being in it the second time around. I think it's because Marty ran over that pine tree. My mom lost her virginity under that tree. Or was supposed to anyway.

[@Cukito4]

Grow up.

[@brunoblivious]

​@@Cukito4 Getting upset over a lighthearted joke is far more childish than telling a lighthearted joke.

[@Cukito4]

@@brunoblivious Grow up.

[@ss_whole]

Why do I get the feeling Jim Carrey fell off the desk on purpose.

[@NextExiter]

This is an interesting collection of shots that were mostly planned or molded, with a lot of mythology, and a bit of lying. As for Carrey, yeah when you're comic acting, you're hoping to fall in a funny way. So he didn't know exactly how he would fail to land, but he intended to fail. Then afterwards you say something like "My foot totally missed the desk!" which is true, but not actually surprising.

[@kenlompart9905]

My favorite movie blooper that was left in a movie was in The Outsiders when they were at the drive in. Matt Dillon leans back in his chair and falls over backwards then quickly gets back up continuing the scene, he never broke character and C Thomas Howells laughter was genuine because the fall was accidental.

[@studytunes8549]

In ET, ET was not supposed to go home, but he did anyway and it made it into the film.

[@mrhoffame]

Great selection of clips. One of my favorites was in Django. At the dinner when DiCaprio slam his hand down on the table he accidentally broke a glass and actually cut his hand. That was his real blood he was rubbing all over Kerry Washington's face.

[@Reggie2000]

That's my least favorite. How ironic. 🤔

[@jasonscottjenkins]

The first part of your story is true but not the second.

[@johnferry7778]

@@jasonscottjenkinsThe second part of my comment is true but not the first.

[@Serai3]

An outtake is something that is left _out_ of a film. If it's in the film, it's not an outtake, but a blooper.

[@ownpetard8379]

The title says Bloopers, so what is your beef?

[@TreadwellJay]

@@ownpetard8379 He calls them outtakes in the video.

[@Hummerbird99]

Some are improvised scenes, those are not bloopers.

[@Chropoles]

i think the Stormtrooper Thunk! was edited way later, i don't think it was present in the original movie lol

[@basecode8]

Special Edition added it in

[@billthomas2652]

@@basecode8 Nope. Always been there. It's not a thunk it's the other stormtrooper's radio cutting in before he talks.

[@Reggie2000]

Actually it was originally a Kur-Thud! But got changed later on.

[@TreadwellJay]

@@billthomas2652 The radio sound was always there, but a thunk was added in recent years.

[@abzzeus]

PC LOAD lETTER - is a genuine HP laserjet error it means load letter size paper into the paper cassette

[@mallygeedkm]

Wanda looking directly into the camera actually felt like a purposeful 4th wall break as a call back to WandaVision.

[@SamuelGeist]

And disturbingly effective. Very creepy, loved it.

[@bruceleeds7988]

Stephen Baldwin recently revealed that the "Line Up" scene on The Usual Suspects was a rehearsal take, which was kept because the interactions were more natural and humourous

[@brucef310]

I was an extra on Gettysburg. They told us to cheer.

[@denisweimer8791]

Not only did Sellers adlib that line in Dr. Strangelove, but several of the other actors, including George C. Scott lost it and started laughing at that moment, and some of those laughs stayed in the film as well.

[@Jeanettesboxingchannel]

You should add the Porky's principal's office scene. The actors in the background were having a real laugh attack and they decided to leave the scene intact, which made the movie much funnier IMO.

[@Petebootyfudge5312]

The end of blazing saddles where the mob runs in the street. That confused bystander was real with a real reaction

[@myassizitchy]

The sheriffs a ni...

[@adamjenkins190]

Dr. stranglove. Man, is that an amazing movie

[@After4th]

Midnight Cowboy: I'm walking here!

[@Hummerbird99]

That's a great one but not a blooper. Improvised scenes are not bloopers. This guy doesn't seem to know the difference.

[@CreatorsDiscipleSteffen]

when horses don't follow the script and just improvise

[@rantoolio]

Harold Ramis (Raymus)

[@headlessprimate]

some of these have coverage meaning they were shot from multiple angles, which means they had to have been performed more than once. so while the moments may have been written on set, and not at the desk, it's not quite the same as a blooper

[@bruceleeds7988]

In Avengers: Infinity War, the first appearance of Man Ape is him chanting with his tribe. That bit was improvised by Winston Duke, based on tribal routines developed on the Black Panther movie.

[@RH-xs8gz]

Peter Sellers was a comedic genius.

[@KevinHill-h6v]

I will add a blooper. In trading places, when Eddie Murphy's character returns the money clip dropped by Don Ameche's character to test him on whether he would take it, he flips it to Don Amerce and he does not catch it right away and he flips it in the air twice until he finally catches it.

[@zenanddone]

His name was pronounced Harold RAY-MIS not Rah-MIS.

[@kah_hota]

And it is pronounced Joe Peh-SHE not Peh-SEE

[@abstract5249]

"I don't drop character 'till I done the DVD commentary."

[@sunriseshell]

I'm pretty sure that horse read the script.

[@magicmike7198]

The radio that keeps on playing after being smashed is a great gift from faith.

[@HansDelbruck53]

Faith who?

[@listenanonymous]

I have to say that one seems a bit sketchy. When making movies the music is almost always added in post and then the distorted audio after the clock radio is smashed seems heavily processed. Whatever, it was an enjoyable movie.

[@samtodd6301]

Ben Assflap is a klutz. Cutting himself and breaking his own ankle 😂

[@reoreborn]

In titanic the ship was supposed to only scrape the iceberg and would sink 12 hours later. Due to misdirection the ship went straight into the iceberg causing it to sink 2 hours and 40mins later. The movie had to be re-written because of this error.

[@putv3]

I really enjoy these clips but do you have to include the Strangelove and Storm Trooper scene so often?

[@Adarkane325xi]

@0:31 I see we’ve never heard of the late, great Harold [Ray-mis], have we, beta?

[@m_a_s6069]

@0:20 "This was an outtake that Ridley Scott chose to keep in the film." Then, by definition, it's not an outtake.

[@Leopard_Lover]

Hi how do you verify all these? From the film companies or directors?

[@BrainBrannigan]

@@Leopard_Lover He was actually there. And it was his strap on dildo Grace Jones borrowed

[@sebastianpaper]

No need. You can just make things up on the internet! Isn’t the 21st century grand?

[@doct0rnic]

IMDB, however I realized half the info on there is not verified so half of these probably aren't real

[@Ocrilat]

I can add one (that's real, and not an ad-lib). In The Shining, when Jack storms off and is making a mess...he sweeps a bunch of metal lids off of a table and onto the floor, but accidentally hit the camera with one. They kept it in the film.

[@TiltBrook]

8:09 you can always tell it’s filming in Canada if the ENTIRE traffic signals are painted yellow. The “housing” and “back plate.” Front and back.

[@VeryNiceHowMuch]

The Storm Trooper that hits his head on the door frame was a legit blooper but it wasnt intentionally left in the movie. They had very little time and alloted film to work with making the movie that they just kept the take instead of redoing it. George Lucas figured they would be able to edit the film later and just kept going with the movie and by the time the final cut of the movie was finished, they had completely forgot to do anything about the scene and couldnt do anything about it anyway. Back then, film was precious and insanely expensive (about $5000 per 10 feet of film). Lucas had a hard time all around making the first three Star Wars films because of the production companies strict deadlines. The sound of the head hitting the frame was also real but faint and barely noticable in the origional cut. Since that scene and the movie as a whole became such a huge deal, they left it in for the fans and even boosted the sound in later releases as a nod to the fans' appreciation of that moment.

[@1776Pundit]

That's not what happened with Gettysburg. The reenactors were so excites and overwhelmed to see "General Lee" riding on "Traveler" that they cheered. It had nothing to do with them "liking to work with Sheen".

[@jackharinga2963]

If a shot is left in, then by definition it's not an out-take. A blooper, sure.

[@rexnoct5810]

the Joker bathroom scene was a brilliant move on everyone's part. it was a sad, yet awing scene.

[@darkurthe]

Might want to double check to the pronunciation of Ramis.

[@Tooch24]

Does this dude know how to pronounce anybody's last name?

[@Rockhound6165]

That's because it's AI and not a person.

[@jonvia]

To all entertainers, both of stage and screen, keep going when you screw up!!! Look at all these gems we wouldve never had if the actors wouldve broken character.

[@thedeadpoolorange2732]

This is like the 100 time they add the stormtrouper blooper

[@jackharinga2963]

Also, ad-lib/improv is not a blooper. "Unscripted" and "blooper" are not synonymous.

[@Theakker3B]

0:42 No dude, that was clearly meant to be in the movie. The actor wouldn't just stop the scene to talk shit about a printer. And the printer is a running joke in the movie.

[@TreadwellJay]

:23 not a chance. The music would not have been playing on set, it would be added during editing. And besides, it continuing to play happens during an insert shot. Inserts are done weeks or months later by a different crew.

[@luisgordillo1695]

@2:08 that's called breaking the 4th wall. there's some good YT video's on it. My favorite is when Kurt Russell does it in Death proof outside of Guero's 🤣

[@davidahlstrom7533]

The Gettysburg scene wasn't the reenacters showing their liking for Martin Sheen. It was the knowledgeable reenacters showing how Confederate soldiers used to greet General Robert E Lee, after his successful first year as their commander. They were showing their knowledge and respect of history (and of Robert E Lee, NOT Martin Sheen).

[@khlavkhalash5215]

in a new hope the sound effect for the trooper banging his head was just added with the release of the special edition ;)

[@green2850]

" I gotcha babe" it's I got you babe.... get it right

[@MidniteMoviehouse07]

Director Rah-mis.....wow!

[@Nebarus]

Thank you and RIP dear lady!

[@brunozeigerts6379]

Young Frankenstein: Marty Feldman as Igor showed up with his fake hump on the other side. Mel Brooks loved it and kept it in.

[@badbiker666]

You need to go to film school to properly understand the difference between a "blooper," as this video is supposed to be about, and "ad libs." The latter are NOT bloopers, and constitute, I believe, the majority of the clips you decided to use. In the description you also included "outtakes," which by definition were NOT "Left In The Final Cut." Which means, you clearly didn't understand the mission.

[@biggestOPfann]

it's not that deep

[@badbiker666]

@@biggestOPfann It's not that hard, either.

[@charlesthornberry5902]

Shut. Up.

[@XXXICKYXXX]

No film school needed. OP just needs to watch the post end of Cannonball Run or Smoky and the Bandit to learn what bloopers are lol

[@mcdob69]

and how much did you invest in “film school” to educate others? wound a little too tight

[@niradnagrom2356]

"Pardon." LMAO!

[@uncletrick1]

Kurt Russell smashing the guitar in The Hateful Eight was unscripted and he had unknowingly smashed an antique guitar.

[@richardque4952]

You forget the frank capra "its a wonderful life"

[@CGHayes]

In Citizen Kane, Orson Welles accidentally flubbed his lines and said ‘Rosebud’ instead of ‘You’re darn tooting’!’. Director Orson Welles liked this so much that they kept it in. He also accidentally dropped the snowglobe but it also totally worked for the scene and they kept it in. They all laughed as it was totally a blooper but they left it in. It’s all true and not at all made up.

[@HansDelbruck53]

It's "Your darn tootin'", not tooting.

[@Reggie2000]

I bought the cane at auction from the original title: Citizen Cane back in 2008. It's increased in value ten fold over the years. It's been a great investment.

[@HansDelbruck53]

@@Reggie2000 You should have bought the sled.

[@Arthur_King_of_the_Britons]

Highly doubtful the radio in groundhog day would actually be playing the audio. They would add sound afterward

[@DexterHaven]

5:53 more evidence how Judd Nelson carried that video on his back, start to finish. He should have been nominated for best lead actor... not any of the rest.

[@MrGittz]

Director “RamUS” lol. You can tell when these articles are just buzzfeed articles when they can’t even pronounce the names of the filmmakers properly.

[@mikaelbiilmann6826]

Ramius… he was Lithuanian by birth. And today is the one year anniversary of his wife’s death.

[@KageNoTora74]

Sometimes the blooper is a stunt that went wrong, like Guy Norris suffering a nasty fracture during a motorcycle stunt during the production of Mad Max 2: the Road Warrior or the failed bike jump in the Great Escape with Steve McQueen.

[@howardelzey2760]

I was an extra in the movie Gettysburg. I'm actually in the scene you showed the clip from. We were told to cheer Lee but almost 100% of the extras were hardcore reenactors and very knowledgeable about the war. This scene was an actual spontaneous reenactment of what happened several times during the real war when Lee rode the front lines. I don't think the director knew about this and hadn't planned for it, but we the reenactors just naturally did it.

[@shantor100]

The 2 best looking at the camera was Eddie Murphy in trading places and the kid in jumangi going to get the axe out of the shed using the axe. The best probable accidental scene was in scarface when the chainsaw guy drops then flips it

[@tigerwave5742]

the last seen with the horse jump was unviewable because of other videos being promoted on bottom half of screen

[@RiceBitesBack]

Idk if you've got this one yet but in Austin Powers Goldmember Seth green breaks character when mini me is being asked to leave the room. Also in Grown Ups Adam Sandler goes from fake laughing to real laughing when Rob Schneiders hair piece flips up before the funeral

[@jamiehill854]

You're sorely misinformed about a ton of these scenes. For one... The kid in Deliverance couldn't even play Banjo, so how was that spontaneously improvised? Someone else played his parts off camera and he was miming the playing.

[@thoughtfulbobcat1872]

There's another person behind the blind kid playing the banjo with his arms through the blind kids shirt. So its the other persons arms you see in the film.

[@catnewskawai9367]

5:15 Hope that cat was adopted too.

[@brianmcg321]

In Star Wars, Darth Vader accidentally cut off Luke Skywalers hand during the light saber scene. George Lucas decided to keep it in.

[@Petebootyfudge5312]

😂

[@Undefined9]

In Pulp Fiction, Jules was supposed to say "does he look like a tasty burger?" but he said "does he look like a bitch?" instead and Tarantino kept it in the movie.

[@_SliK_]

Some of these are false as you can clearly tell they were in fact scripted due to the multiple camera angles.

[@jakewhite3338]

What’s the name of the song playing throughout the video?

[@ArCgon]

and more importantly, how to get rid of it?

[@jasonjerusalem]

Jim Carrey's comedy career was made by accidents and improvisation almost completely.

[@TiburonBlanco-ld2qu]

She is the Doctor Melfi.

[@Stravinsky75]

Another you missed was in "The Whole Nine Yards."

[@Nerfherder3]

Viggo Mortensen deflecting a unscripted knife thrown at him

[@JBM425]

Bonus: In “Return of the Pink Panther,” Inspector Clouseau (Peter Sellers) went undercover as a playboy, Guy Gaudoir, at a Swiss ski resort to spy on Lady Litton (Catherine Schell). His over-the-top accent and flirting made Schell break up in laughter. Schell said they decided to keep that in the film; it showed that Lady Litton could see through Clouseau’s ridiculous disguise, but he was oblivious to her having caught on to him.