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I was curious if anyone knows a story of something wild an extra did during a take that they were not told to do. I know Brad Pitt tried to adlib once before he was Brad Pitt and the AD told him to shut it. There's that video that pops up of that kid in the green varsity jacket giving the most ridiculous thumbs up ever I'm sure some of you have seen (i dunno what show or movie it is).
What other moments are you aware of?
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I was at a friend's home a while back and there was some movie in the background (can't remember which but had a bunch of comedic actors), and my friend said the good thing about being friend with a rich actor (the main character) is he includes you in his movies and you all have fun. I said yeah, but does the audience feel like they're also included? Or is it more like being a third wheel or watching a home video of people sharing in-jokes and talking about their own stuff and not caring who is watching?
For a positive example, watching Ocean's Eleven I got the feeling that actors had wanted to make a film that would be fun for the audience to watch but they themselves also had fun while making it. Like you felt clever being in on their plan and shared in their triumph. I don't know why I got that feeling of actors having had fun but still were committed to their craft, maybe there is a kind of playfulness and relaxed way about the acting that was at the same time not lazy or indifferent. And there is the wonderful ending with Debussy playing and wonderful imagery and actors going their own way, with no words spoken.
Movies that worked that way for you?
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is a classic sound clip used since the 1950's when a character falls or dies. Depending on the context its either a funny nod to the audience from the sound crew or its a sound effect that completely pulls you out the film and shouldnt be used.
I was watching Dante's Peak yesterday. Near the end of the film there is a serious, emotional death scene that is completely ruined in that moment by using a wilhelm scream. I spent the next 5 minutes of the film being angry.
For those that have seen the film:
What's your case for worst use of the scream?
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