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When Actors Messed Up But The Movie Got Better πŸ’€ #shorts #movies

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NGL… some of these movie mistakes hit WAY harder than the actual scenes the directors spent millions scripting. 😭

We're talking about accidents, forgotten lines, broken props, and pure on-set chaos that somehow made the final cut β€” and honestly? The movie wouldn't have been the same without them. πŸ’€

Every single film fan needs to see this. These aren't just mistakes β€” they're unscripted genius.

Drop a 🎬 if you knew these already.
Drop a πŸ’€ if your mind is BLOWN.

πŸ‘‡ Comment which mistake shocked you the most β€” let's see who's actually built different as a film nerd.

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@TaleTwistfacts
@TaleTwistfactsYouTube
What do you think?
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@bruceaustin1373
@bruceaustin1373YouTube
I miss Kevin Spacey in movies!!
πŸ‘ 142026/10/12
@SGLear
@SGLearYouTube
American Beauty, great film
πŸ‘ 72026/10/13
@megatronjenkins2473
@megatronjenkins2473YouTube
Love American Beauty, I try to ignore what Spacey did. The fact every human being has done SOMEthing horrible makes it easier. Yes, even YOU. Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of men?
πŸ‘ 42026/10/13
@megatronjenkins2473
@megatronjenkins2473YouTube
I think we're gonna have a hell of a time teaching squirrels ballet.
πŸ‘ 02026/10/13
@thomasbentley4757
@thomasbentley4757YouTube
The Shadow knows what evil lurks in the hearts of men.
πŸ‘ 72026/10/13
@wowderm
@wowdermYouTube
Spitting blood was pretty top notch.
πŸ‘ 62026/10/13
@christophercarroll4065
@christophercarroll4065YouTube
Understand. Shame he had to molest and assault so many
πŸ‘ 02026/10/13
@downix
@downixYouTube
The actress he was trying to make laugh and him got married not long afterwards and are still together today, so I guess it worked.
πŸ‘ 22026/10/13
@dangitdonnie
@dangitdonnieYouTube
John WHO?
πŸ‘ 12026/10/13
@dangitdonnie
@dangitdonnieYouTube
He could fix the world these days.
πŸ‘ 02026/10/13
@SJReid82
@SJReid82YouTube
same. Loved American Beauty, LA Confidential, Usual Suspects, and a lot of his other work. I can separate the man's work from his reputation as a viewer, but I suppose its harder for a studio to draw that kind of line.
πŸ‘ 22026/10/13
@christophercarroll4065
@christophercarroll4065YouTube
​@SJReid82 its not about drawing a line. The man commited a crime. People scoff because he sexually assaulted a man but come on does it matter? He should have went to prison for what he did. Punishing him but not supporting his work is a very small price to pay for some semblance of justice.
Glad you can accept a rapist as long as they are entertaining.
πŸ‘ 02026/10/13
@megatronjenkins2473
@megatronjenkins2473YouTube
​@thomasbentley4757"The sun is shining...."
πŸ‘ 12026/10/13
@MG6960
@MG6960YouTube
I'm in IT. I say the PC Load Letter line every time I have to encounter a printer
πŸ‘ 442026/10/14
@CodingItWrong
@CodingItWrongYouTube
These are all unscripted but not all of them are mistakes or funny. But I wouldn’t expect an AI to realize that
πŸ‘ 222026/10/14
@MarkMcDaniel
@MarkMcDanielYouTube
I agree. His pedophilia is a problem, I hope he works past it and comes back to acting.
πŸ‘ 32026/10/14
@angbandsbane
@angbandsbaneYouTube
Two more I could think of plus a funny "almost"
-1) In Guardians of the Galaxy 1, Chris Pratt genuinely fumbled the orb when he pulled it out of his pocket at the Collector's base.
-2) The Shining: Jack Nicholson was a real firefighter when he was younger, so he was legit chopping through the door in the "Heeeere's Johnny" scene faster than they expected. Shelly Duvall screaming in terror for "Jack" to stop isn't acting, she's actually getting scared with how intense Nicholson is in that scene
-3) Not kept in the movie, but in Spider-Man II, when Jameson gets ahold of the Spider-Man suit, originally they were going to have a scene where someone walked in on him wearing the suit. It was cut since JK Simmons was actually in really good shape (think the scene in Legend of Korra where his character Tenzin takes off his shirt) and he honestly looked too impressive in the suit for the scene to be funny.
πŸ‘ 62026/10/14
@busterkeaton1041
@busterkeaton1041YouTube
It was exactly the kind of thing the character would do. I didn't know it was improvised though.
πŸ‘ 22026/10/15
@NormansKill
@NormansKillYouTube
So... youre ok with SA'd children then?... idk man. Def where you draw the line between the artist and their work. Something like this is too serious to ignore.
πŸ‘ 02026/10/15
@jokersinurface
@jokersinurfaceYouTube
It wasn't the only one Kurtwood improvised. He also improvised putting his figures in Sal's drink in the cocaine factory scene.
πŸ‘ 22026/10/15
@samueld5418
@samueld5418YouTube
don't blow your load over some comic book movies, save it for your boyfriend's boyfriend
πŸ‘ 02026/10/15
@ZeroCrystal
@ZeroCrystalYouTube
Pepperidge Farms knows, you nitwit.
πŸ‘ 02026/10/16
@AttaBabyDean
@AttaBabyDeanYouTube
In reality, they probably should have been afraid of Kevin Spacey.
πŸ‘ 272026/10/16
@JohnixFTW
@JohnixFTWYouTube
last one is such a laugh, did u see the fear in her eyes /s
πŸ‘ 12026/10/16
@thecheesecakeman
@thecheesecakemanYouTube
I'm not in IT.....what does it mean?
πŸ‘ 02026/10/16
@chouseification
@chouseificationYouTube
@thecheesecakeman Printer Code: Load Letter (sized paper vs Legal sized paper, since this is a USA based printer)
It might say PC LOAD LEGAL if you had a paper tray for legal and the printer saw it was empty when the next job in queue was a legal paper printout.
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@thecheesecakeman
@thecheesecakemanYouTube
​@chouseificationohhhhh
πŸ‘ 02026/10/16
@thecheesecakeman
@thecheesecakemanYouTube
Thanks
πŸ‘ 12026/10/16
@eaglpaul1
@eaglpaul1YouTube
One of my favorites is Kurt Russell in The Hateful Eight where he accidentally smashes an antique guitar worth $1 Million instead of the prop one. Jennifer Jason Leigh's reaction is genuine because she knew it was the real thing.
πŸ‘ 112026/10/17
@CWhyNot75
@CWhyNot75YouTube
Few years after Office Space had a printer at work just like the one in the movie. Damn thing would jam and when you opened up the printer there was no jam.
πŸ‘ 02026/10/17
@neiledwards5391
@neiledwards5391YouTube
In the scene at the end of Christmas Story, the guy chopping off the ducks head was improvised. The dad laughing and the mom being scared were their genuine reactions.
πŸ‘ 12026/10/17
@BunniRabbi
@BunniRabbiYouTube
Not a single one of these is immeadiately believable...
πŸ‘ 22026/10/17
@gluuuuue
@gluuuuueYouTube
As a former IT tech guy during exactly this period and knowing programmers, everyone knew what PC Load Letter means at a high level (it detects no paper in the letter-sized tray). It was highly unrealistic for Michael's character to have not know what that meant. Anyone who ever used a printer during that time has seen it.
πŸ‘ 02026/10/17
@jblyon2
@jblyon2YouTube
Nah, they were women, not young guys.
πŸ‘ 02026/10/17
@LonnieLawless
@LonnieLawlessYouTube
I just cannot enjoy watching Kevin Spacey movies anymore. The guy is exceedingly creepy.
πŸ‘ 12026/10/18
@Anomaly188
@Anomaly188YouTube
They did it in Far From Home because Simmons was older and had gotten schlubby for a different role and hadn't had enough time to get back in the gym.
πŸ‘ 02026/10/18
@Anomaly188
@Anomaly188YouTube
Michael's character is incredibly arrogant and he overlooks small details so it fits for him as someone who thinks he's smarter than he is yet gets tripped up by mundane details.
πŸ‘ 02026/10/18
@gluuuuue
@gluuuuueYouTube
@Anomaly188I can see the trope/pattern. That’s certainly common enough, esp. in that sector. For the most common printer problem status though, it just comes off as unrealistic. Like he’s never once used any printer in his life, let alone that one.
πŸ‘ 02026/10/18
@jrm78
@jrm78YouTube
Hey Malkovitch, think fast!
πŸ‘ 02026/10/18
@UDONTCME111
@UDONTCME111YouTube
Kevin Spacey did not make a mistake. He knew what he was doing and he knew what the end result would be.
πŸ‘ 12026/10/18
@chouseification
@chouseificationYouTube
​​@thecheesecakeman you're welcome. yeah, it just basically was letting you know that original PC load letter message anyway that there was a print job waiting in the queue for that printer that needed letter paper, and the tray seemed to be empty. and of course same as I called out before for the legal size paper.
there also were additional codes for when the toner got low and a few other things like that. imagine office style printer mid-90s that has two paper magazines on it. one for each of the sizes of paper. that was kind of your standard shared office printer in that era. many people who did charts and stuff like that may have also had a color inkjet printer in their office
πŸ‘ 22026/10/18
@robertweddle2374
@robertweddle2374YouTube
πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚
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@tristramiv
@tristramivYouTube
the thing about "PC load letter" is any programmer or emplyed in computer tech would know what that means, even the the late 90s. Herman simply wasn't really one but that should have been cleaned up in editing.
πŸ‘ 02026/10/18
@miamithijs3579
@miamithijs3579YouTube
In the 6th sense when the kid says: I see dead people, the kid actually saw some dead people but they kept it in the movie.
πŸ‘ 22026/10/19
@pultank
@pultankYouTube
In Empire strikes back, James Earl Jones was supposed to say "I knew your father" but improvised and said "I am your father." George Lucas liked it so much, he kept it in the final edit
πŸ‘ 02026/10/19
@shamusomalley4263
@shamusomalley4263YouTube
They weren't his type.
πŸ‘ 02026/10/19
@christophermetz5789
@christophermetz5789YouTube
Not a movie, but when Walter White throws a pizza on the roof in Breaking Bad.
πŸ‘ 12026/10/19
@Nabana13
@Nabana13YouTube
Fun fact: According to YouTube, every scene in every movie was completely unscripted and improvised! Don't ask for proof -- it's totally true! In fact, there has never been a script in the history of cinema!
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@aaronhowell
@aaronhowellYouTube
throwing a plate right near Thora Birch's head was incredibly dangerous - lucky she didn't get some shrapnel
πŸ‘ 22026/10/19
@The_Lucent_Archangel
@The_Lucent_ArchangelYouTube
I have the distinct impression that he only got outed because he displeased some executive or other bigwig.
πŸ‘ 02026/10/19
@The_Lucent_Archangel
@The_Lucent_ArchangelYouTube
He was always supposed to toss it but they didn't expect it to land perfect like that. His double take at the garage roof was definitely genuine. Also was hilarious that they ran with it from Skyler leaving him an angry message to Walter peeling it off the roof.
πŸ‘ 02026/10/19
@The_Lucent_Archangel
@The_Lucent_ArchangelYouTube
@gluuuuue Might have been a new printer in the office. Also we never really got a sense what he did at Initech other than working with Peter and Samir. They were supposed to be "software engineers" but never came off as particularly gifted in the field. Even Peter who seems to be the sharpest, most bored of the group was seemingly blindsided by just how long his computer took to shut down when he was trying to escape from Lumbergh without being asked to come in on the weekend.
πŸ‘ 02026/10/19
@The_Lucent_Archangel
@The_Lucent_ArchangelYouTube
The funny thing is he's probably the tamest of the Hollyweird bunch. Even Weinstein is likely nothing compared to the ones who didn't get offered up as sacrifice for public scorn.
πŸ‘ 02026/10/19
@gluuuuue
@gluuuuueYouTube
@The_Lucent_Archangel "PC LOAD LETTER" is the standard "I'm out of paper, add more" status msg .. on all HP LaserJets, which was the default most common printer in any organization, for many, many years by this point in 1999. (And InkJets had just "LOAD LETTER".) Wondering what it means when you try to print something is like wondering what it means when you try to start your car and the fuel gauge needle is at "E".

And while the term "software engineering" did exist during the '90s, it was a term and job title used almost exclusively by top-level planners and architects of software systems, where and when it was even used at all. During this era, people like Michael were just called programmers (or "Programmer/Analysts"). No one who had ever done any sort of programming before, let alone as their job, had NEVER used a printer heavily before. They would never have gotten around to learning coding. And not just software people, anyone remotely involved in any form of engineering and technology have all used the same printer before. These're all things Mike Judge would plausibly not have known about or understood, but it was still always rather cringe to hear Michael exasperatedly say as if anyone in his position could possibly not know precisely what it means.
πŸ‘ 02026/10/19
@Icecat21
@Icecat21YouTube
I don't think it was quite worth $1M, but it was very expensive.
πŸ‘ 02026/10/20
@luvdady
@luvdadyYouTube
The orange 🍊 scene was a legitimate jump scare on Rico in napoleon dynamite πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚
πŸ‘ 02026/10/20
@aoinatafanboy84
@aoinatafanboy84YouTube
After today. RIP Richard Riehle. The guy who talks to customers so the IT guys don't have to.
πŸ‘ 32026/10/20
@aoinatafanboy84
@aoinatafanboy84YouTube
not the weirdest detail about that film. She was underrage by the way and if you've watched the movie. It makes it awkward. Not the least of because what we know now about Spacey.
πŸ‘ 02026/10/20
@Ocrilat
@OcrilatYouTube
Lol, yes, and the fact the it's an actors job to bring their character to life. Adding actions, motions, and ad-libbing lines is normal and expected. A lot of people seem to think that all an actor does is recite lines given to them by the writer.
πŸ‘ 02026/10/20
@atchjs
@atchjsYouTube
I think, for Napoleon, they followed some small town American kid around for a couple of weeks, set up the scenes, and just said, "Go." I seriously grew up knowing people who exactly matched every single character in that movie.
πŸ‘ 02026/10/20
@thehermit44
@thehermit44YouTube
Who could forget the star John Hitler from Napoleon Dynamite. Do you even watch your own videos before posting them? No. Obviously not.
πŸ‘ 02026/10/20
@Cragar-i7q
@Cragar-i7qYouTube
yaysss
πŸ‘ 02026/10/21
@user-zw3hu1xh5r
@user-zw3hu1xh5rYouTube
more AI shite
πŸ‘ 02026/10/30