The Room - Making of footage (dvd rip) 

This real Hollywood movie, this no Mickey Mouse stuff.

It’s like watching the Mona Lisa be painted. Cherish this footage.

This is an important piece of history right here

haha they look so professional, that makes it even more hilarious

It's so weird to see actual people taking this film seriously.

"The Room's a silly movie..." But behind the scenes it looks like their directing the Star Wars prequels.

The fact that everyone is taking this movie 100% seriously and noone is asking ‘wtf is this shit i’m part of’ makes it so much funnier

4:35 if you listen closely you can here a crew member off camera in the background say..."I got yelled at".

The fact that he filmed this with two cameras simultaneously is both astounding and ridiculous.

we need more mysteriously wealthy people to make more self insert movies like this

2:56 the guy in the white shirt reacting to the line delivery

The actress playing Claudette is unravelling that character way more than it needs, and it's hilarious to listen to.

Poor Carolyn trying to give her character depth and meaning

These people didn't realize they were creating a masterpiece

Anybody else notice that Tommy Wiseau is absolutely ripped. Liked Shredded.

The irony of the FBI warning at the beginning is funny to me

I'm shocked they had the presence of mind to make a behind the scenes for this. Little did anyone know what a famous movie this would become.

There was a whole team behind this. Crazy

These men and women had no idea they were making a masterpiece of cinema

This was one of the best movies I have ever seen! - Stevie Wonder

this made more sense than the whole movie

It's like watching Kubrick work on the Shining. It's uncanny.

Chris R and his timeless performance

I got five minutes in before I realised this isn’t about Citizen Kane.

the amount of people who were involved in the production and just went along with it like it's normal is probably the most incredible part of it one of the greatest unintentional social experiments in modern history

Little did the film crew know at the time, that they were creating the biggest masterpiece known to man kind...

None of these people know they're creating history

I know it’s the worst movie ever, but you have to acknowledge how hard this man worked to make this movie happen, thanks for the laughs tommy

It looks far more like an actual movie set than I would have expected. Considering the results.

the fact that tommy wanted to shoot this on both digital and 35mm is insane lol.

This footage is best viewed after reading The Disaster Artist. According to the book, Wiseau would view and listen to this footage to eavesdrop.

I'm shocked that this masterpiece was not even nominated for an Oscar. Shame on you Hollywood.

2:57 guy with ponytail. he knew lol

This was filmed much better than the movie

I DID NOT EXPECT THIS ON MY FEED!! I DID NOT… Oh, Hi Mark

6:00 Damn Tommy is ripped

This is a reminder that it takes a lot of hard work, passion, and dedication to make even a bad movie. I can't help but empathize with the amount of stress and the complexity of emotion Tommy must have been feeling while making The Room (regardless of the fact that those emotions didn't manage to make it to his character) . Whatever you may think of the movie, the commitment and focus required to pull everything together is an achievement in itself, and I have admiration for anyone who sets their mind on something and gets it done. It may not have been the hit it was intended to be, but it is a statement.

Ya know for how much work goes into movie production, its amazing so many bad movies get made, consistently.

They were filming the best movie of all time and they didnt even know.

WAIT, THERE WAS AN ACTUAL PRODUCTION TEAM?? THERE WAS A CREW AND EVERYTHING?!?! HOLY CRAP

Say what you will about how shitty the movie was, you have to admire Tommy’s drive. He wanted to make a movie and went for it. He had a vision (albeit ridiculous and very much misguided) and he didn’t hesitate. Of course his mysterious bottomless pit of money helped too.

The PAIN behind Greg’s eyes every time he comes on screen is hilarious

The crew looking soooo serious while filming what they had to know was a giant piece of crap is hilarious unto itself...

When the mother who definitely had breast cancer started talking I was like wow she's really staying in character... then she started talking about how she took her inspiration from 2 other people = mind blown.

It's so fascinating seeing an artist craft his work

Franco's performance makes him look more intense than he actually is. He's just a little bizarre and detached.

"I'm fed up with this wurl"

I love how they kept focusing on the two cameras that Tommy bought.

I’m glad the FBI released this footage. We need more in depth analysis of major terrorist events like this. It provides closure for some of the victims of the cinematic atrocity as well. Thank you! ✨😃

There's is something funny about how so much of the behind the scenes footage is just shots of the actual cameras. You just know Tommy was telling them film the equipment to show how it is a real big Hollywood film.

A true method actor. Tommy never slips out of character. Not even for a second.

Its like scientists working on the first nuclear bomb.

“That’s history right there you understand?” - Howard Ratner(Uncut Gems)

It's funny to imagine that all that effort culminated in something that looks like some dude just picked up a shitty home camera and filmed some crap with his friends.

Fuck I’m so happy he made a behind the scenes

Watching this movie cures my breast cancer.

Tha drug dealer was the best actor in the movie.

13:55 “wait so if we’re shooting it on the roof why’re we shooting it here?” Johnny looked so annoyed 🤣🤣

there isn't even a single happy person on this entire video, lol

I like that you included the FBI warning for unauthorized reproduction. Nice touch.

I love how the cast took their roles so seriously

You can hardly believe so much effort went into this.

2:31 This basically confirms that the Chris-R scene was filmed on August 15th, 2002. A monumental day in history.

I'm sorry. The fact that the actors and all the other production people take it seriously makes it even funnier 😂

What a great movie soundtrack… and i love Lisa so much.

this is a testament to how far chaotic energy can take you in life.

One of the greatest movie ever made

This is all so surreal to me

They should have kept the part of the script in which it was revealed that Tommy was a vampire, so the movie would have made sense.

This is history right here. Can’t believe such content is free nowadays.

What is incredible is how well equipped they were to get such a poor result. It's quite impossible to achieve.

this is like watching the formation of the earth and life itself. its sacred.

Watching this it is amazing how it emulates a proper production, it even looks like a real movie.

I recently saw The Disaster Artist, and I’m pretty shocked at how little Tommy showed respect to the cast/crew. He also acted so oblivious with their needs and working conditions

Notice that there are two cameras wired to the same rig? Tommy wanted to be the first Director to ever film in two film types at the same time (35 mm and HD). Tommy had to hire separate crews for each camera, which doubled the cost of shooting. Only the 35 mm film was used for the movie. I don't believe the HD has ever been seen. I wish we had an HD version of The Room!

How this cinematic masterpiece did not receive multiple accolades is beyond me. Bravo Tommy, Bravo!

It’s good to know Tommy’s extremely consistent with his acting. His bad acting is on and off film.

The amount of footage highlighting the dual camera setup (film/digital because tommy didn't know which was better) is hilarious. Whoever was making the behind the scenes documentary was clearly very confused by that

4:15 I love how the camera crew was struggling so hard with the rig because they've never had to film on both at the same time. It just encapsulates how goddamn bonkers this madhouse of a film was to produce

For the life of me, I don’t know why everything Wiseau does fascinates me

The movie was written as if an alien wanted to mimic human behavior and interaction, not fully understanding why people act the way they act.

The Room changed me as a person. I became a different man after watching it. No other movie has moved me like that.

Holy shit I never knew they had so much equipment, so many crew members and budget! It looks so professional which makes the Room even more absurd

this made me realize how expensive shoots like this actually are. So much tech, stuff and so much more. Tommy is a legend!

I didn’t know there was a behind the scenes, I thought it just happened

The little "That's what she said" nobody seem to have checked here 17:25

3:46 Chris R is the best actor of the whole movie!

I didn't know this existed. After being aware of The Room for like 10 years.

I can see Tommy was very serious and aware of everything, is not like in the movie The Disaster Artist where he seems kinda dumb and aloof.

Camera Crew: So.. you want us to film this in HD Video or 35mm? Tommy: Yes

Goosebumps everytime i hear the music

The whole set up is much bigger and more professional than I realized.

It still amazes me when I see the camera set up with both digital and film running side by side, when people are astounding by how much was spent on the film I imagine it was for this very reason because got knows how many takes each scene took so not only are you paying for all the power needed for the digital camera you are paying for god knows how many reels of film, processing and then telecine. Even more amazingly it wasn’t for some type of creative reason to have both but I was because Tommy didn’t know the difference between the formats and he just thought having both made it all seem like he was achieving something special nobody did before because it is a ‘real hollywood movie’.

It's ironic how funny the movie ended up being, because no one seems to be having any fun on set...

2:58 that crew member laughing says it all right there 😂

Theres supposed to be hours and hours of this footage i wonder if it will ever be seen

Is it just me or does Tommy's English sound better here than it does in the movie?

the old lady is the best actor imo

The guy who played Chris-R was so badass, they needed Zac Efron to play him in The Disaster Artist.

It makes it even more funny seeing how much work actually went into making this pile