When On-Set Accident Made the Final Cut in Movies!

[@danielhughes441]

You’re missing some info regarding Dirk Benedict. The significance of that was that prior to “The A Team,” Dirk was on the original “Battlestar Galactica” and the metallic person he pointed to was a Cylon

[@chinaskee1015]

You left out probably the most famous one of all when Dustin Hoffman yelled "Hey, I'm walking here! " to the cab driver in "Midnight Cowboy."

[@retiredmusiceducator3612]

Tell KZbin those inserts at the end are nothing but a full-blown irritation and over-reach. I paid for my tube to have no ads - I include those as ads... take them off, please!

[@elbruces]

Okay, I'll tell them.

[@echognomecal6742]

Wow. No fluff. Excellent.

[@robderich8533]

In Das Boot (1981), the whole overboard scene was not originally in the script. It came about because one of the actors was accidentally washed off the studio set of the submarine tower by an artificial wave and all the others were so top-class in their roles that one of them actually shouted "man overboard!" and everyone behaved as real sailors would in such a situation. The guy actually broke two ribs during the filming of this scene and scenes were subsequently added in which his injuries are treated. Also when the boat finally pulls into port at the end of the film he is taken off board on a stretcher.

[@oshi990]

Such a great compilation of accidental hit scenes. Loved it! ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@robertcampbell8027]

“Who’s THAT?!?” OMG! How funny!

[@davidfrederick1971]

In the 1978 film Convoy, actress Madge Sinclair's truck turns over rounding a curve. Sam Peckinpah in an over head chopper with both truck, ground and helicopter cameras filmed the accidental turn over and kept/added it to the script. The chopper camera captures both truck driving actors and production crew running to the truck to check on her. She was ok.

[@laszloumbreit5589]

please stop that background music

[@brianstorm5488]

Oh hell yes, and it’s in ALL their videos. I saw some many months ago. Well I just clicked this one and the memory of horrid repetition struck me like a bullet. Honest to God, no one needs that stuff drilled in their head. Did whoever edit these kill themselves after?

[@brianstorm5488]

Also, must you re-explain the “they kept it in” premise over and over? We get it!

[@Azeltirish]

2:22 Accidental, but..oh boy... Beautiful

[@badinkstudios]

In the Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, Director Peter Jackson realized he had poorly adapted a classic novel across three bloated films. But it was ultimately kept and released to theaters.

[@michaeleastham3868]

Same with the lord of the rings..

[@BrennFilm]

That Rohan flag definitely was planned and shot in multiple angles

[@may_it_please_the_court]

The Seymour fall still looks like it was fake.

[@glennmorganfan9411]

There was the helicopter crash in Attack of the Killer Tomatoes. The helicopter ACTUALLY crashed, but it was so amazing (and expensive) that they added the line about a tomato flying right at it and left it in the final cut. Monty Python and the Holy Grail. The famous "Tim the Enchanter" scene. John Cleese was SUPPOSED to give this really long and complicated name, but when the time came, he forgot and adlibbed Tim on the spot.

[@ATLockhart]

ED-or-as. Ro-hahn. Tell me you've never watched LOTR without telling me you've never watched LOTR.

[@mabiniss2]

It's an AI voice. It made the same mistake pronouncing Jake Gyllenhall's name as Gillenhall.

[@ChrisOnStage2]

update: that 7-roll car stunt world record was BROKEN in 2024's movie, "the Fall Guy" when they rolled a car 8 1/2 times!

[@sassbrat]

When Leo DiCaprio in Django with him slamming his hand on the glass because he misjudged slaming his hand on the table and got the glass instead and you can see surprised look in the faces of the rest of the cast. not sure what was improved with the blood on the face of the women but i know that some of that scene was inproved and the blood was real in those scenes as leo really did cut his hand bad.

[@johnjim6793]

There is a scene in Kubrick's "Dr Strangelove" where General Turgidson trips over a carpet or something during a heated debate in the War Room. Actor George C Scott stayed in character and continued Turgidson's rant. I don't have a source, but I'm convinced the tumbling was unplanned.

[@robertpearson8798]

You’re correct, it was a real stumble but stayed in the film. He just tripped over his own feet.

[@jibbityjab2469]

Also...Scott's whole performance was "overdone" by him as he thought/was told it was just a rehearsal test filming. So he hammed it up more than he originally planned but Kubrick liked it so much that he kept that version in the film.

[@robertpearson8798]

@ And I believe that Scott initially resented Kubrick using those performances but eventually came around to understand just how good they were and how well they worked with the tone of the film.

[@juanmicazalilla3421]

Viggo kicking that helmet...

[@SunnyMidnite221]

The actor's name in The Black Stallion wasn't Keno, it was Kelly Reno.

[@alpyre]

2:54 There is no way this isn't an acted fall.

[@Mythryl12]

Nah, that's real. The way he walked made him exceptionally vulnerable to those kind of falls.

[@JonSmith-i8h]

the scene in Dirty Rotten Scoundrels where he can't remember the name is brilliant

[@Hoodat_Whatzit]

I assumed the Daniel Craig scene was a nod to Ursula Andress in Dr. No. Sort of a reversal of expectation...

[@larskars5835]

Very observant! I would have thought the same thing…

[@razorchuckles]

They did that with Halle Berry

[@kevinjiang9980]

the beginning of the intro was funny 🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂

[@mohammedcohen]

...in the 1964 movie, The Train with Burt Lancaster, the train wreck scene in the rail yard was a complete, unscripted accident that was kept in the final cut...

[@chrisel6939]

Ι am surprised about the flag at LOTR. Was a really nice shot and never thought that was by accident

[@secondchance6603]

It was an 'accident' that was shot from multiple angles lol.

[@bob-xm7ny]

She ad-libbed a new camera angle and yelled "kevin?" doubt it.

[@larskars5835]

It's possible that she did the original "Kevin!" as a cover but that they liked it enough to film it again but from the angle we see in the movie. Which I just watched for the second time since it came out. Kinda sucked except for her, Joe Pesci and Daniel Stern.

[@Joe-io5bs]

The A-team one he did that because he starred in battlerstar galactica.

[@leonardodalongisland]

I know what it's like to ask for credit/extra pay for a (planned) stunt and to get screwed-not fired-they just "forgot" to give list me in the credits; Sc*mbag director responsible for that; David Irving. The (terrible) Film: C.H.U.D. II: Bud the C.H.U.D....And, if an actor goes off script and "molests" another actor-that is not just unprofessional, that's a crime. You NEVER violate anyone!!!

[@karenlbellmont6560]

i was in a rollover accident at age 7-yrs. Survived and was picking glass out of my scalp for weeks.

[@Floppybaer]

which movie at 7:24 ??

[@hermask815]

Neon Demon. You could’ve switched on the captions to get the information.

[@j.b.abraham4175]

I always wondered about the movie, Mother Lode with Kim Basinger 1982. The pontoon plane landing on water actually flipped on landing and they left it in the movie.

[@louisvillaescusa]

In Attack of the Killer Tomatoes, the rented helicopter crashes. That wasn't supposed to happen but they left it in the movie.

[@JMARTIN1947]

Phillip Seymour Hoffman was a phenomenal actor but a physical wreck. Often drunk and/or stoned, he had very little muscularity and was often a klutz.

[@panthera8286]

"I'm walking here!"

[@jetfire1153red]

Believe it or not the bit where the white truck rolls when it’s going through the four way intersection in the film convoy was not planned at all, turns out the tire blew out as the white truck was going round the corner and that rolled the track resulting in the crash and the black female truck driver I’d imagine improvise the line where she says damn piece of white junk I know I should’ve brought myself a black truck and then she said let’s haul ass you just got yourself a passenger. which explains why she’s riding with the two white guys for the rest of the film and of course they left it in the movie.

[@thomasnieswandt8805]

You are right, Marge Sinclaire improvised it and was really mad. Also, the scene when Dirty Lyle crashes threw that barn roof and landing on the other side wasnt planed either. Ernest Borgnine was supposed to drive down the slope into the barn. However, due to his exeleration he crashed into the roof. Both scenes happened so fast and only the quick thinking of cameraman Harry Stradling made it possible to be part of the movie.

[@rnorth8812]

So the Post Office now serves food. That's either a great idea or poor lazy-ass AI audio.

[@robadams5799]

There should have been a warning about the language.

[@Jorja_47]

1:33 iconic

[@sunnyscott4876]

The Gentlemen Prefer Blondes is the only one that I know about.

[@FlannelsFireGaming]

ohhh shiiit ima like for that

[@luckyi2646]

The Two Tower -story seems fake the sequence consists of way to many, separatly filmed shots to be an accident

[@justindgarner1347]

Home Alone was 1985.

[@sheridansay8667]

wrong

[@KylarStern244]

Lotr flag scene was planned, however where it *landed* wasnt planned.

[@Kawasatan]

if u believe the rohan flag and casino royal beachwalk scene was accidently no one can help you

[@maddlarkin]

The flag, maybe the first time, but they went back and fully wrote it in, it's in way to many shots to be a first take accident and the cameras set up to catch it perfectly. As for Casino Royale, no chance that was an accident, it mirrors Ursula Andress way too closely and it's not the first time a later Bond director copied, seem to remember 'oh it was an accident' being said about Halle Berry did the same thing to dodge critisim at the time as well since it's so blatant

[@FlannelsFireGaming]

@7:24 for real though]

[@Jorja_47]

7:09 HELP

[@exclamationpointman3852]

That hot rod scene could have killed that driver. Them keeping it in is pretty classless.

[@freqeist]

the fall was scripted

[@SurprisedFlyingSaucer-ck9en]

yes please stop tbe back ground music i love the clips but the music sends me into sezures

[@Michael.Virtus]

2:56 - It might not be scripted but it's obviously on purpose. Very fake fall.

[@obscuredgurl]

Im confused about who keeps complaining about the music 😒 The rest of us enjoy it..don't ruin it for us please

[@michaeltellurian825]

In "The Passion of the Christ", Jesus was supposed to use his powers as God to destroy those trying to kill him, but the actor forgot his line and ended up dying. Director Mel Gibson liked the take so much that he kept it in the movie.

[@pepelemoko01]

I don't think Ian McKellen would appreciate being confused with Barry Humphries; one is Scottish, and the other is Australian.

[@giantsean]

Is this AI that can't read? Kelly Reno, not Keno!

[@sply77]

This video is a joke

[@tarikc.2485]

Please stop with the unrelated sexscenes.

[@user-fp6gw1yx8q]

That fake voice doesn't pronounce words properly.

[@ronaldtartaglia4459]

Also, check out.John c McGinley's lighter malfunction when he goes to light sergeant barnes cigarette and it fails but he continues and the scene keeps rolling. Believe it or not that's my favorite scene in platoon.

[@WhyKnot-lr1kk]

Who cares?

[@ronaldtartaglia4459]

You definitely have to look up the scene in goodfellas where Henry Steps right on karen's hand when they get up from the bed, in the " gun in the face" scene In the bedroom. You can see she holds in her scream and Then what she screams "I'm sorry" you could tell she's in real pain