Emir Han
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In Alien, Sigourney Weaver said she was criticized for this scene. “People have said, ‘Aw, how could you demean yourself by doing this?’ And I say, ‘Are you kidding? After five days of blood and guts, sweat and urine, do you think Ripley wouldn’t take off her clothes?’
Emir Han10,962,860 views • 4 days ago
Show me that one scene from a movie/ series that lives rent free in your head! I’ll start:
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In Jaws, Robert Shaw was drunk in the first take of this intense monologue. He struggled with alcoholism and was a heavy drinker during Jaws production. He suggested to Spielberg that, since the characters were drinking in the scene, he should have a few real drinks to get into character. Spielberg agreed but then regretted it. On the first take, Shaw got very drunk. Crew members had to carry him onto the boat. He slurred lines, wandered off-script, and the filming was halted. He had a blackout and didn’t remember much. Early the next morning, Shaw called Spielberg to apologize and begged for a reshoot. He showed up sober, nailed it. And that take was used.
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Jim Carrey tried to get Nicolas Cage for Dumb and Dumber. But Cage really didn’t feel like doing a comedy. “Jim wanted me to be in it. But I was rehearsing for Leaving Las Vegas.” “I’m glad they made their movie but I think I made the right choice” Cage won the Oscar with it
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In A Quiet Place, John Krasinski said no one could make eye contact with Emily Blunt after she nailed the bathtub scene in just one take. “She changed the air in the room. It felt like you were witnessing a moment you shouldn’t be witnessing.” “Only one crew member spoke afterward and said, ‘I don’t think we were supposed to watch that. None of us should have been there.’” Emily Blunt later said Krasinski thought it would take five days to shoot the scene and Blunt simply did it one take and then said: “What’s for lunch?”
Emir Han3,442,824 views • 7 days ago
Tom Cruise stressed out Top Gun: Maverick actors for this scene because he wanted the absolute perfection. Glen Powell said: “We shot it, and then that night, we all went out for milkshakes. Everybody grabbed a beer. And then a week later, Tom was like… ‘Guys, we’ve got to shoot it again. It wasn’t good enough. We’re gonna shoot it again’ “And then everyone was back in the gym day and night.” Director said: “The actors were in a very kind of stressed-out state, they’d all been working so hard to get ready for that scene.” “They were under the pressure, the weight of the original scene being so iconic.” “I remember Glen went out 110 percent on the first play and hurt himself, but he was able to recover quickly and we were able to get a great version of it.”
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The Office writers were told to open the Super Bowl episode so wild no one changes the channel. They almost went with “Jim loses Pam in a poker game.” Instead: the legendary fire drill chaos. Filming took 1.5 days. Real cast panic made it even crazier. Two trained identical cats, a $12K stuffed double backup. No animals harmed, takes were tightly controlled. It was the most-watched episode of the series
Emir Han3,767,613 views • 8 days ago
Pierce Brosnan and Michelle Yeoh were told, “Don’t let the other person drive,” by director before filming the iconic motorcycle scene in Tomorrow Never Dies. This directly led to the hilarious on screen chemistry over who got to steer. That take was used in the film.
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Sydney Sweeney almost had a breast reduction in high school, but her mother warned her not to. “I used to feel uncomfortable about how big my boobs were. I was going to get a boob job. Mom told me, ‘You’ll regret it in college.’ I am glad I didn’t. They’re my best friends.”
Emir Han9,752,240 views • 19 days ago
In Euphoria, Jacob Elordi got the craziest character exit ever. He said: “That’s a cool way to go. Nate is someone who’s made so many mistakes and made so many dark choices.” The show creator said: “Audience wanted justice. And they end up thinking, ‘Oh God, I don’t know.”
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In Breaking Bad, writers couldn’t agree on how Hank discovered who Walter was. Vince Gilligan said: “The book may have been given to Walter by Gale. He might not have realized it was inscribed.“ Cranston said: “He used to be methodical, with the metamorphosis came this ego”
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Michael Fassbender literally slammed Gina Carano’s head into a wall in Haywire (2011) She said “he had no problem slamming me into anything.” “He slammed my head so hard I lost it for second.” She hit him back with vase and thought, “I’m so fired. I’m going to lose this job.”
Emir Han9,155,687 views • 22 days ago
In Casino Royale, David Corenswet says Bond gets his second kill in the bathroom, not in the office “My hot take is, everyone thinks the second kill is when Bond kills the main bad guy in the office later and he’s like, ‘Yes, considerably.’ “But what actually happened is, experientially, Bond already had his second kill because he drowned the guy and then had to shoot him.” “So, in his experience, he had to go through drowning the guy, thought he was dead, thought that he had had his first kill, and then the guy woke up and he just shot him. So, that’s actually the second kill in his mind that was super easy.” “It’s a human experience thing. The point is not the second person you kill, it’s the second experience of killing.”
Emir Han1,161,693 views • 5 days ago