Little Shop of Horrors Outtake Reel
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ย. 2024
- Here is an outtakes reel for the 1986 film Little Shop of Horrors, directed by Frank Oz. Based on the 1986 off-Broadway musical of the same name, both feature script and lyrics by Howard Ashman and music by Alan Menken. Both, in turn, are based on the 1960 comedy horror film The Little Shop of Horrors, directed by Roger Corman and written by Charles B. Griffith.
Included on the film's DVD and Blu-ray releases under the title "Outtakes and Deleted Scenes," the reel does feature some footage from cut sequences from the film, primarily the original "proposal" scene as it was shot and the original ending.
TAGS: #littleshopofhorrors #littleshop #rickmoranis #frankoz #stevemartin #ellengreene #howardashman #alanmenken #davidgeffen
![YTP: Harold Trotter and the Bogey-Flavoured One [Part One]](/img/n.gif)
Tichina Arnold saying "Merry Christmas" at the start of the take is so adorable.
I can’t believe they even filmed on Christmas Eve!
I remember when this film came out the animatronics were so convincing and natural. Even today they stand up - actually I prefer them to modern CGI.
Nothing computer generated today even compares to the Audrey II puppeteering in this film.
They werent even amimatronics they were puppets controlled by like 10 people
It will always hold up to cgi, the audrey 2 puppet actually feels like a part of things. I feel like you can try to add as much realistic cgi as possible but it always feels misplaced.
@@maurice2572 I don’t have my face on this platform at all I have no clue what you mean by that
@@kirbystar6447 not to be one of those nerds but oh buddy, if you ever get to see clips of what it was like to puppeteer the final twoey, you wouldn't say 10 people. For the Mean Green Mother scene it took 51 puppeteers to bring the giant audrey 2 to life. They definitely weren't just simple animatronic puppets controlled by 1 or 2 people
Semi-unrelated: These outtake reels honestly look really good.
Like, for a long time, I always thought (and still do, depending on the movie) 80’s movies had this gross and grimy look to it, like they were filmed in a serial killer’s basement or something.
I have to wonder if the mediocre 2000’s DVD releases of these movies painted that perception, because the newer scans (plus what I’ve seen from actual 35mm screenings) look a lot better now tbh.
Rick looks so smooth in those first few seconds :) Like he could honestly do the news and keep people's attention for at least an hour.
I can literally hear Tashina Arnold singing with the chorus her voice is so strong
Still obsessed with this film to this day, such talent and personally feel like it beats the more known ghost busters. The audrey 2 puppet still astounds me, and I’m glad it was made before everything turned into realistic cgi. Glad to see people remember this too
I'm also still obsessed with it, been a favorite pretty much my whole life
There is not enough Tisha Campbell in this world! So glad she’s working again! Thank you NPH!!
The Urchins are so yooooung! 😍 Ugh-love this...never gets old!
I was so glad when they remastered the original ending for DVD. One of my fav movies, and having the true ending in my collection is groovy.
I miss Rick Moranis! Thank you for the video!
Wait, he's dead?
@@gasterthemaster6490 No, he's still alive
@@WeezerCrow good
Frank doing his Fozzie Bear voice at 7:23 😅
5:08, According to Frank Oz, this was actually from a longer version of the song "Meek Shall Inherit".
It was shorten in the Final Cut of the film.
this channel uploaded the whole version !!
@@cvphead From afew years back, yeah
The whole song is in the stage musical version
@@randomness928 Nice
Yes, there is a longer version. But Frank Oz chose not to reinstate it when he did his director’s cut a few years back.
god it's so easy to hear fozzie bear's voice when frank oz speaks sometimes
36 years later and the cliffhanger ending of the Audrey II bud in Seymour and Audrey’s yard hasn’t been solved.
Solved by the original ending perhaps.
Watch the directors cut ending.
@@DanJackson1977 I’ve already watched the Director’s Cut ending on TH-cam a long time ago. A little too long and Paul Dooley is too out of place compared to the other celebrity cameos like John Candy, Bill Murray and Christopher Guest. James Belushi was much better as Patrick Martin. But I don’t hate the Director’s Cut ending. Just giving my own nitpicks.
Apparently they made a cartoon with a good Audrey II.
That’s how cliffhangers work
Audrey 2 still remains the best animatronic I have ever seen in a movie
2:02 Steve Martin actually cut his left hand badly when it went through the glass.
What a treat! Love this movie, love the original musical, too. They’re each different and charming in their own ways. Seeing these bloopers is marvelous and they’re so wholesome, honestly! No swearing like in so many bloopers I’ve seen for other films. Though it’s a comedy, these reels really capture the lighter side of what it must have been like to film such a creative and kooky masterpiece. Bravo!
Lost count of how many times I've seen this movie.
7:40 all I can is Fozzy Bear giving directions 🤣
"TELEPHONE!" "I'll get it." 🤣🤣🤣🤣
7:57
I NEVER REALIZED THAT WAS CHRISTOPHER GUEST! Mind blown.
I don't know how this ended up in my suggestions, but thank you, You Tube algorithm/scary surveillance capabilities!
... Rick Moranis is so cute.
Thank you so much!! This movie is a gem, it lead me to follow on to Pushing Daisies which is just as fun! The cast was absolutely phenomenal 🌺
0:33 had me shook
"Yes?"😀
"Well --"
"Yes??"😀
😟
"Continue, young man." 😃
"Um, w-whut?" 😢 😳
Love this movie, love cast and director Frank Oz as Fozzie Bear.🥰🥰🥰🥰
Or miss piggy
This movie still holds up! One of my favorites of all time.
Tichina Arnold and Tisha Campbell have not aged a bit! They look exactly as they did in 1986.
I had no idea this was filmed in the UK! Lol how weird it is to hear english accents from the crew.
It was because of the outtakes that I was able to find out that the film had been on the James Bond set in Buckinghamshire, England.
That moment where Rick had Seymour basically say “f*ck this sh*t, I’m out, bye”, shoot Audrey while Twoey is trying to eat her and then leave… 😂🤣
It is so bizarre hearing Rick Moranis's real voice!
My favorite "Cleaning House" musical. My bird, ChaCha, loves singing and dancing along with me.
People had fun making movies and going to movies back then.
That was fun!! Thanks.
Brings back memories from childhood
I’m getting work done (root canals and such) and I asked the dentist, “Dr. So and so have you heard of the movie ‘Little Shop of Horror’?” And they all say “No” except for the older grandpa doctors 🥴 I’m old as hell 😩
7:27 it’s Fozzie Bear!!!
Were they actually singing I was in this in high school I have high functioning autism never heard of this til school did this my senior year every one said it was the best show we ever done
0:26 he hit the Griddy
5:52, 6:05, 6:17, and 8:07, Most of these were actually from the Director's Cut version of the 1986 Movie instead of the Theatrical Cut version.
THANK YOU FOR THIS !! MADE MY NIGHT
This movie deserved a sequel if Howard Ashman we’re still alive.
3:30, I'm guessing this is a different Version/Take of Seymour proposing to Aundrey with a Reprised version of "Suddenly Seymour", which would be used in the Final Cut/Theatrical Cut version.
Look at young Tisha Campbell and Tichina Arnold.
3:50 made me laugh so hard!
I'm trying to remember if the bloopers were included in the 2012 release of the movie. So grateful that Warner Bros. chose to include both the original version, along with the theatrical version. What's awkward about the 1986 film version is that the theatrical version doesn't have the original ending where everybody gets eaten. There's a long OOP DVD that's considered a collector's item now that has the original ending in black and white, but for whatever reason, the distributor chose to yank them off the shelves the day of the home video release. That would've been in the early 2000s, but I'm wondering how much they're going for on eBay.
The Director’s Cut on the Blu-ray release is not quite the original version. For one thing, Frank Oz chose not to reinstate the full Meek Shall Inherit sequence. I’m sure he explained why but I can’t remember the reason - maybe he just didn’t like the footage. It’s also missing some other things. In the workprint, the axe scene is longer and the feeding of Orin to the plant is a little more graphic.
@@egglady both those scenes that were cut paint a morally corrupt semour be aise it shows him willingly choose to do those things with an explanation
Love this movie. ♥️
So at 5:00 that is exactly how my spouse reacts when I go goo goo eyed with her. Hehehehe
Lol, the sniff the guy who walks into the shop to ask about Audry 2 did you know was from coke! 🤣
That's Christopher Guest...
th-cam.com/video/nppxnTHsTUE/w-d-xo.html
That's Christopher guest from Snl and Spinal tap. He's also Jamie lee curtis's husband.
Thanks for Posting. 🙂
These were gold
"THE SEQUEL WHAT ABOUT THE SEQUEL?!" lmao
3:01 i can’t believe I didn’t notice before how much Priah Ferguson from Stranger Things looks like her.
8:08 THE SEQUEL! WHAT ABOUT THE SEQUEL?!
continue young man :)
I cackled that was soooo silly to me! 😅
Uh no, sir, I don't want to continue, um, you're scaring me 😆
7:27 Fozzie Bear!
At 6:45 I was like that sounds like Frank Oz, maybe he helped with the puppets on this.
And then the immediate next clip was Dir. Frank Oz. Didn't realize he got the opportunity to do this.
Rick Moranis:
Okay, what film is this?
good to see at least i assume a little bit of the full meek shall inherit
I had this film on LaserDisc and it did NOT include this outtake reel, more's the pity.
3:05 did anyone else catch the playboy magazine? Lmao
0:22 is the random encounters blooper reel
2:03 Man, I can’t help but physically cringe at that part!
It’s worse when you realize that was how Martin cut his hands.
I’m dying 😂😂😂
Lol have the sound guy legit fucked with them for the bloopers 😂😂😂
I've always wondered if there was an alternative ending to fit the play ending and the end of this video shows they filmed that ending so I'm wondering if there is some sort of version out there containing the play ending?
Howard Ashman was a GENIUS. It’s shameful that this country murdered him and so many others. #AIDScrisis 😢
8:07
I had no idea the production was so Bri’ish!
Pinewood Studios!
PAM! and G-NAH.
This is the only musical I like
3:07 Nudity and "I'll only be Lusty with Dusty!" What's that about?
I still hate that they changed the ending.
Yeah, Audrey ll should have won.
@@morganbailey3231I think yk this now but u can see both in dvd