Sicario scene, where Benicio is interrogating Jon Bernthal in the back seat of a car with Josh Brolin on the front seat, they just can't keep a straight face, ooooh the lolz.
Looper Jabba's right hand man in return of the Jedi who if you look closely at the back ground is making faces when Jabba is speaking. that fella with the big worm thing wrapped around his neck.
Looper Catherine Schell as "Lady Lytton" in "Return of the Pink Panther". 1975. Another case of Peter Sellers making his poor co-stars laugh their ass off.
Danny Kay not really , I mean they're designed to shake their heads when they catch an animal to kill it , that's why you see dogs ragging around toys etc , when I first saw the clip I kinda thought wtf ! And compared it to shaking a baby , but having thought about it it's not at all like that
THEY DIDN'T HURT THAT PUG. I AM AN ACTOR AND KNOW THIS....AT ALL FILMMING; THERE IS ALWAYS AN ANIMAL WRANGLER..WHO KEEPS AN EYE ON IT...AND ..ITS A LAW THEY ARE NOT ALLOWED TO ABUSE OR HARM ANY ANIMAL!
Your 18 years too late so stop complaining and stop being a pussy. I love animals too. Also PETA are terrible with how they try to spread their message and actually kill thousands of animals(healthy and young) in their kennels instead of adopting them out to family's. FUCK PETA!!!
It is amazing to me that the lineup scene in the Usual Suspects could have been possibly played straight, that is one of my all time favorite scenes, so glad it came together like it did.
You totally forgot the scene from ace Ventura pet detective where ace dresses up as a ballet dancer at the insane asylum!!! Everyone in the background (especially the doctor) can't keep a straight face
Jd B It's the frenetic voiceover, whats the hurry? savour it! let's just enjoy the clips.I find it's the same with so many of these kind of voiceovers, they are either on coke or helium.
There was one in The Wizard of Oz when Judy Garland couldn't keep a straight face when the characters meet the Cowardly Lion. She would laugh at Burt Lahr's sobbing and had to bury her face in Toto's back to keep it together.
How did people keep a straight face during Peter Sellers lines in his character of Clouseau? The interaction between Clouseau and Dreyfuss is the best!
I agree. What they could had done, they could had used a dummy or puppet for the bit where Tommy Lee Jones shakes the pug. Jones could had really hurt the poor pug.
It's a classic scene with Peter Sellers. If you haven't seen it, you should! (Dr. Strangelove - look it up!) Another well-known scene has Slim Pickens riding a falling bomb as though he's on a bronco. "Yeehaw!!!" Classic dumb humor movie.
Peter Sellers was one of the best comedic actors of the 20th century. He actually plays three separate characters in that movie, and if you don't know it you would never guess. He's that good. A true genius.
Or we could just watch any gag reel. This video doesn't give us anything that a gag reel wouldn't do better, because there's no dry commentary. This feels a bit barrel-scrapey.
Hey Looper... please talk over everything including right smack up to the actual blooper so we don't actually get into the scene to enjoy it. GREAT JOB!
"So I Married an Axe Murderer" the famous scene where Mike Myers is playing his dad and it's clearly just Mike joking off the cuff until they got enough stuff to fill a scene. Anthony LaPaglia is dying laughing the entire time.
How is it worse to fart in an elevator full of oscar winners than normal people? That is precisely the time to break wind. The oscar winners can savor my southern wind.
Nah for me you just can't beat in MIB 2 when J comes out of the dinner and there's the pug singing along to who let the dogs out, don't know why but it cracks me up every time
to hear that they really shaked a doggo during that scene strangely doesn't bother me-- a dog owner. But maybe because I know breeds, and long ago my first dog honestly shook herself around that much running back and forth from the kitchen around the living room table and she's about that size. Leaping up over things and into my arms and all around the house... Small dogs like that practically throw eachother down stairs for fun, i've seen it. It's fuckin adorable and they're tough. They want you to grab em and rub them and mush them down and push em around. My pitbull loves to rough-house! She does it with the neighborhood dog who doesn't really seem to want to play like that, That dog is more of a jumper, a runner, wants the others to follow her, but my dog gets up in her face, which causes me to have some alarm-- And when I look at a dog, I kinda know when it's upset. And not by it's face, because dogs don't express like that... I think the pug might not have liked being held under his arms, but he didn't indicate in his body language that he wanted to be put down for a second. And from what I've heard with pugs? They're incredibly pleased to be held at all and turn into big manipulable pancakes that let you carry them wherever you want. Like as if they were waiting all their life to be carried round. That pug loved that scene.
MAJOR OMISSION! "Monty Python & The Holy Grail" in the scene where Connie Booth is dragged up on charges of being a witch. At one point, Eric Idle is trying *SO HARD* not to "corpse" (drop out of character and blow the shot) that *he bites on his (presumably shitty) shovel!* Once seen, you *CAN'T* un-see it!
Also, in The Usual Suspects scene, the director kept teasing Benicio, telling him again again to "say the line again but in English this time" which kept cracking the guys up.
Tommy Lee Jones did not shake the pug as violently as it appears in the movie. Apparently,he shook the little dog slowly and in short takes, after which they sped the film up, since shaking small animals and babies roughly can be dangerous to their health.
"Your Highness" was released 2011, not 2010. But it was an exceptionally good comedy, even though it was disaster in box office and critics ranted it. I think I'll watch it again tonight.
The Dr. StrangeLove must have been real generals, they never cracked a smile or chuckled but Peter Bull surprising cracked for a brief moment. This scene is hilarious every time I see it and Peter Sellers is masterful as the good Doctor
No no no, wait a minute ... *MOST* career military officers just stand around all day with their thumbs up their butts awaiting orders. The *really good ones* become famous (Jimmy Doolittle, Dwight D. Eisenhower, John F. Kennedy) and some become infamous (Douglas MacArthur, George Patton, Alexander Haig) examples given. The actors were doing what they were precisely directed to do ... play bored middle-men four-stars who take orders from a Peter Sellers president to pass along to their Non-Coms (non-commissioned officers) who actually do the dirty work. My first reflex action when someone refers to me as "sir" is *Don't call Me 'SIR!* I used to work for a living!" (I have added that "used to" bit to my response from a CPO aboard the USS Neosho, a fleet oiler in Hurricane Agnes, 1972.) I have since stolen a line from my second and third Best Man: "It's either Bill or Asshole." I suspected I was narcissistic long ago, and it took Darn Old Wannabee Drumpf to bring me to my senses. I am a legend in my own --time-- mind, and if I can actually believe there is a fan base out there that believes in me -- VOTE FOR DEMOCRACY!! Our 200+ year experiment in "one voice, one vote" is under attack by facists who claim "corporations are people" --- I do *NOT* intend to die in a facist America!
Life of Brian - Biggus Dickus scene - according to IMDB : "When Michael Palin as Pontius Pilate addressed the soldiers daring them to laugh, he was truly daring them. The soldier extras were ordered to stand there and not laugh, but not told what Palin was going to do. Palin, in fact, can barely stifle his own laughter when saying "Biggus Dickus" in front of the soldier asked if he finds the name "risible". "
The "Bigus Dickus" scene from Monty Python's Life of Bryan. Apparently, the actors were promised a substantial bonus if they could keep from cracking up. No one received the bonus.
On the old Carol Burnett show. Harvey Korman thought Tim Conway was the funniest human alive. Many times, Korman had extreme difficulty composing himself because Conway had cracked him up so bad.
There's one in Austin Powrers where Dr Evil gets smacked in the balls by a globe-I think it was Rob Lowe in The Spy Who Shagged Me, playing Number 2, and he gets belted by this huge ball and he begins to crease up laughing!
Daniel Day Lewis has won 3 Oscars for Actor in a Leading Role -- "more than anyone else in history". Meryl Streep has won 2 Oscars for Actor in a Leading Role, 1 for Actor in a Supporting Role and has had 20 Oscar nominations. Kinda puts DDL to shame, if you ask me...
Not that anyone nowadays would know this but the Cannonball Run movies with Burt Reynolds and Dom DeLuise we're always hilarious. they were personal friends and it was hard for them to keep it together while acting together. for the record I'm not that old I just know a lot of movies.
The reason the pug in MIB drew a smirk from Tommy Lee Jones, ACCORDING to Tommy Lee Jones, was that the shaking aroused the little (male) dog and something emerged off-camera.
It looks worse than it is, thanks to the magic of editing. My friend has two pugs; they love to rough house and enjoy just about any physical attention. I guarantee you these dogs were never the worse for wear. OTOH, both of them are almost certainly dead by now just because it's been almost 20 years, and pugs don't usually live that long.
PETA has no control over nothin'. its the American Humane Association that signed off on this shit. Besides, PETA is the most unethical bunch of lying, dishonest sons of bitches out there...Go look up the lawsuit over PETA stealing a little girl's happy, healthy dog out of the family's fenced yard and having it EUTHANIZED. Literally just because they felt like it.
Daniel Day-Lewis is one of the most notoriously talented modern method actors ever, and a common belief is now telling that being THIS talented at being many people can somewhat negatively affect you mentally. Afterall, Day-Lewis DID one time claimed to have seen the ghost of his Father, and later used that to play Hamlet. What I'm getting at, is that every moment he acts like a normal human being must be cherished.
No way he was shaking the pug that hard for real, maybe he was slowly moving him and the editors speed it up making it look more violent. Happens in some action movies, where an actor throws a punch VERY slowly, then makes it look like they really did punch.
When Peter Sellers went through his rant, it was ad lib city. The camera just kept rolling and so did he. I wouldn't have been able to hold it together either.
In the "We've found a witch" scene from Monty Python and the Holy Grail, John Cleese's pauses became longer and longer, and Eric Idle had to bite his scythe to keep from laughing. It's in the finished film.
