Warners Outtakes 1936-1946
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- Warners Outtakes 1936-1946
Wow! I can't believe how many of you have watched and commented (183,481 views as of today - no way!) since I edited these together decades ago. There were many more (may still be there - look on archive.org) but they were so obscure that, even armed with my trusty 1939 Academy Players Guide and TCM, I couldn't identify the actors (got some of them wrong here in this post as it is.) I suspect that when these were originally shown at Warners' studio parties some actors were not happy to be so exposed. And, of course, film wasn't cheap even then. Actors didn't have the luxury of requiring multiple takes and the studios sometimes considered them uncooperative prima donnas when they did. Hollywood folk were mostly contract players who needed unsullied reputations to keep working. Fans at the time read in the movie magazines that Bogie drank and cussed, but footage of him getting mad at himself for blowing a line (or Miss Davis stamping her foot) just wasn't available to the public.
Re-edited from Public Domain copies of Warners Breakdown reels found at www.archive.org
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All materials in this video are presented with the greatest respect and admiration for the classic actors of the golden years of Hollywood. Yes, some of them swore. Gosh, golly. Sorry for those who are offended. (I heard my mom use the f word only once. I was an adult, but I gasped. Mom giggled.)
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Remember way back in the day when boys were told "Gentlemen do not curse and swear, especially in the company of ladies"? Well, here are some ladies who could scare sailors.
Still a fine rule
@@kieranpavlick3909 No. Everyone must swear, and a different rule for one gender is just illogical and has no root in anything but imaginary "sugar and spice, and all things nice"-nonsense.
if you read on bette davis you'll find she had a STRONG intimidating character... but i love her anyway
I hear MUCH more cursing out of the men, but you point out the women. This is supposed to be funny. Mostly they say “Nuts.” Big deal. Lighten up.
Easily the most stupid comment on TH-cam! @@EscargoTouChaud
5:31 - Claude Rains practically singing his anger, "Oh damn and bloody and bugger and blast!" Priceless.
He said he was punch drunk
He also says God damn so beautifully
This makes the people seem less like decoration of the past and more... just like us, just as idiotic and clumsy and silly
Sephartes i know right I have this romantic image of Hollywood but they are just like us
Sephartes so well put.
I worked for 15 years in the Hollywood film business. The tales I could tell.
So glad these were saved!!
The best ones or maybe just my favorites:
8:22 Bette Davis
10:52 Jimmy Stewart
11:09 Barbara Stanwyck
Yeah I seen Leslie Nielsen there too he was in gone with the wind and he was in a low flying airplane and some bombers real high release their bombs so they could land and when they exploded in the water it came back up and they said it killed them he was in a small plane he's the blindest here guy that was sitting with Betty Davis when they bloopered
"Oh, yer followin' me."
"I've been following you your whole life, George." 😊
I lol'd so hard when that guy fell off the horse the second time.
“Now just wait a minute this is supposed to be my dance!”
Never have I related to anyone more than Jimmy Cagney when he said “Green Friels”
Thank you for putting everybody's names! I'm an old geezer and even I don't know/remember who all these guys are!
Dont worry its called
Sometimers. It happens. Dam forgot what I just wrote
That old lady slapping that guy around was hilarious.
That was John Garfield getting slapped around.
I laugh like hell every time I play this! They should have included that in the movie! All right, all right! Jesus Christ!!!!!!!!!!!
Why do outtakes always, always make me smile?
Authenticity 💚
I love how many times they would just sing out their frustration lol
Oh This is So Good High Paid Movie Stars looking like I did back in my High School Drama class shows they make mistakes too haha😁
Allen Jenkins such a great character actor . Carol Lombard looks like she would be cool To hang out with in her day . Ann Sheridan such a beauty
Barbara Stanwyck is gorgeous.
The Lady Eve.
Smoke, sizzle, scorch.
She was also a class act, all the way...
Crazy to have known many of these actors/actresses as either in-character and/or as seniors. So cool to see them as both young and as real people.
Because they weren't real enough for you as old people?
It shows they are all just human!
You have to wonder if the physical cost of film made the actors be super aware of screwing up. it cost the studio a lot to re-shoot - still fun these exist
Naw--film stock was a relatively small part of the budget compared to all the people in the crew and their salaries.
Multiple takes of every shot were a normal part of filmmaking. Movies typically had shooting ratios (the ratio of film exposed to film used in the final edit) between 6:1 and 10:1, sometimes considerably higher.
If not the filming costs, possibly pressure from the studio owners. Some of them were ridiculous taskmasters. You wouldn't want to piss them off.
So much fast dialogue. How the hell did they remember all those lines? Amazing.
It also seems like the takes were a lot longer. An entire conversation would be shot in one take whereas today's movies have a person saying "hello" in one take, and the responding "hello" is shot seperately.
@just me I don't think that's fair. It is true, that actors back then were more well rounded in terms of being able to sing and dance too, but their range was much narrower. Actors today are more specialized, which is why they can give performances that are 10x more realistic.
@@stevencramsie9172 i did not know there were actors today all i have seen are brain dead wannabe politicians
@@gfinnstrom ok boomer
Every decade has an accepted way to act that is quite cheesy. Today's time mannerisms, certain common words and behaviours mirror the same. All acting sounds fake after a few decades.
It was a GLORIOUS time!
When MEN were MEN and.....
still couldn't remember their GODDAMN LINES!!
When MEN were MEN and the best insult they could say was nuts
Implying that being a man involves swearing?
God dammit!
Paul Muni, Edward G. Robinson, Humphrey Bogart, Errol Flynn, and the very best Jimmy Cagney. Best of the best and all the rest
Betty Davis's eyes !! When I was a kid I thought they could make no mistakes, I miss 'em all !!
A lot of work, but then Hollywood Was a community & everyone knew Each other. Thank goodness these clips exist. Thank you for sharing.
Nearly a century ago and actors react to screwing up exactly the same way. Except with less swearing.
But not that much less. The only difference is "fuck." They say everything else.
sicklygreyfoot they really don’t.
@@Jayfive276 Um, the video shows they really do. "Son of a bitch," "god damn," and there was a "shit" in there. And that's only what we're seeing filmed.
Nuts, son of a bitch, damn
Well that simply isn't true😂
The Jimmy Cagney/George Raft dance made me laugh out loud, brilliant!
That mid Atlantic accent sounded really good, but it will screw up any dialogue!
Pat O’Brien seemed the most down to earth of all them.
Agreed.
Jimmy Cagney and George Raft dancing 😂🤣😂🤣
I was hoping in one of these clips Bogart would say "pork chawwwwps 'n' apple sawwwce."
that was cagney you idiot. if you can't quote the brady bunch correctly, don't bother.
Oddly enough Ronald Reagan later did become president of the sag.
If only that were it!!!
Thank you so much for posting this. The clips are amazing! ♥️
The actor incorrectly identified as Barton MacLane in at least two different clips including the one where he can't get on his horse is actually Dick Foran.
I noticed that
The reactions are the same as nowadays. Out of character people are all the same.
Edward SF Why do people expect a different behavior from people from our past? People are people.😏
Thankfully, no F bombs. Different, eh.
Just great stuff. Always wondered if back in the day they bloopers hope to see more.😄
It's reassuring to know somehow that even movie stars have trouble delivering their snappy one-liners without getting their tang all toungled up. Erm, I mean...
😂
My entire goddamn wig could come off lol
Man I love Jimmy Stewart!
These are hysterically funny I love watching the best screw up making all of the rest of us know we are as normal as they. LOL
Van Johnson; from President of the Actors Guild to President of the Free World.
Ronald Reagan fits that description.
God love Warner Bros...!! Thanks for sharing...I subscibed!
Back when blooper reels were for studio insider parties only.
That was my parents generation.... Loved growing up under them. We sure got ripped off after that time.
Bette Davis had an Attitude!
You sound surprised!
8:14 Bette was angry. Yikes!
These are so good without the photoshopping, editing for fun, & sound effects added by somebody.
Monte Wooley certainly never interfered with anybody's wife unless he was going after her husband.
Too Shay!
His Freudian slip was showing lol
This was a wonderful time to be able to see what making a REAL movie was like. Not this garbage they make now.
Can anyone tell me what style of acting this is called? It's so different from today's style which is more relaxed.
A lot of old movie stars started in the theatre. James Cagney and Humphrey Bogart did. That's probably the style. I just heard that Laurence Olivier had to be taught by the director of his first film Wuthering Heights to not be so theatrical.
I think the weird accent is called Continental or Mid-Atlantic
Pre Brando acting was mostly contrived, stylistic and not natural. Back in the day every actor had their own shtick: you could count on the same flavor from actor "X" every time. Although some actors still do this, some are compelled to be the same for every role, it's not considered ideal.
@@janetoss You think Brando was natural???!!
Bette Davis must of been a hoot on set.
So Ann Dvorak and Paul Muni were on another movie together, they were amazing in the original Scarface, a masterpiece of a movie I even like it more than Scorsesse's Scarface
Just FYI Brian De Palma directed Scarface.
You're right! Thanks
GREAT ! But a few of those people weren't who the caption said they were--- That wasn't Barton MacLean-- not The Lane Sister-- Not Bette Davis by the piano....
6:11 He broke there XD
Bette Davis’ laugh 💖 I understand why Humphrey Bogart said Bette scares him 3:14 😭😂
The trans Atlantic accent is for the movies????
Dylan Psinakis yeah lol, they basically made up the accent just to elevate the movies and radio shows and all that. It sounded fancy so they did it
@@Turt3752
I heard it was supposed to be a mix of english and american to strengthen relations between the countries after the first world war. Didnt they think they could change peoples accents through talkies?
*OɯO* “strengthen relations* is a bit of a stretch, I think it’s more like they were trying to break into the English market and an accent a bit less American seemed like it’d appeal to them. As for them thinking they could change people’s accents, idk
Love these actors wonderful and above all " Cussing " 😂😂😂 Loved watching this
I was on my way to bed until I saw this it worth seeing....
Even legendary actors can lay an egg now & then. 🤣
So many of these national treasures died young of cancer, heart attacks and a few by suicide.
:(
I bet you're a hoot at parties
@@joe-vz6hx I am actually. A very funny guy.
And a lot of tbem died old and wealthy and at home..is tbere a logic in your comment?
@@nondescript2892 Is there proper spelling in yours?
Just how drunk was Pat O'Brien?
The real personality comes through over the strict protocol of the times ..
Ed G my fav actor, ty
I'm shocked at the amount of profanity used back then, although it didn't appear on the screen at that time, unlike today.
shouldn't that be "I'm shocked, shocked! At the amount of profanity...." a la Casablanca....although Mr Rains had quite a vocabulary, himself!
What surprised me was invoking God's name so often.
great stuff shows how human the old timers were
Loved this. And love Rosalind Russel
Who is that at 5:12? Maybe Richard Greene and Loretta Young?
Roger Propes
Talking about the food/chicken? Definitely not Richard Greene nor Loretta Young. The sctress may be Carol Lombard (not sure) as there is another blooper with Lombard and a similar looking guy, as she struggles to eat what he's cooked for her.
2:34 China Clipper. Love that movie
I love the captions that show the artists, but I would have liked to also know what picture or movie the bloopers are from.
Beatifoul 😊
Sure, there's some cursing out of frustration. But at least nobody used the f-bomb. Is that Leo Gorcey at 8:33?
pgh45rpms ....yes, it certainly looks like him. Sad he died way before his time.
@@MoonSpinners Leo was a very funny actor, especially with his figures of speech. His father's death greatly affected him and he turned to drinking. Leo died of liver failure just one day before his 52nd birthday.
pgh45rpms ....yes, isn’t it a shame? He had so much more to give this world. Sometimes though, a mixture of grief, and the pressure of being in the entertainment business can, and still does have a negative effect on many a great actor. The only consolation is, that he is still remembered and appreciated. I think if he knew he was still being discussed in 2020, he’d be so flattered. 😊
I'wasn't sure what movie this outtake is from. Just researching the IMDB site for a Warners picture credit for Leo and John Garfield. -- "They Made Me a Criminal," 1939. Directed by Busby Berkley. That's Gloria Dickson and May Robson beating up on John. Film also starred Claud Rains, Ann Sheridan, Ward Bond and all the Dead End Kids; Leo's character was named Spit.
pgh45rpms .... you’ve done exactly the same as me, and we’ve both come to the same point. It’s definitely “they made me a criminal “ I love all the old black and white films, and to see outtakes is thrilling, especially when you notice someone in the background like we did with Leo.
Young Bette Davis was HOT.
9:58 you can hear Bogart laughing. Love Willie Best. Very under rated.
Yer welcome! My pleasure :o)>
Bette Davis lost her shit on that poor applauding extra. Her wrath was real.
What did she say? "Only the last ...... goddammit" I couldn't figure it out
JRTG she said only the last one God Dammit to the extra that clapped because they weren’t suppose to clap yet I suppose coz they were the only one. That’s one shaking fist Bette hath.
@@jenniferwalker8788 ok lol. Gotta love our girl Bette! :D
yeah. what a bitch.
Who is this actress in 5:16? Is that Bette Davis?
Whos the actress on 1:16?
Eleanor Parker?
@@alonenjersey nope
@St. Longinus No, not Oberon.
Kay Francis
Old movie are good
It’s a little strange at first but if you think about it it’s not shocking at all that they cursed so much...I mean have you ever heard your grandparents talk lol
You've been getting any lately?
- overtime you mean?
☺️☺️
Last one is the only one making me laugh.
Also Priscilla Lane was NOT with DIck Powell, but an unknown.
was it Claire Dodd?
LOL Fabulous!!!!
Which is this movie in 6:57?
What movie is the Barbara Stanwyck one?
Great 🤣👍
📻🙂
1:08 this is how I'm saying "God damn!" from now on.
I think that's Dick Foran misidentified as Donald McBride.
I think you're right.
Actually, it's Dick Foran misidentified as Barton MacLane.
7:13 Pat O'Brien channeling The Three Stooges.
1:36 that's Joan Crawford!
What’s with using the The Lords name in vain. Man -O-Man, unreal.
G Force Relax, for christ sakes.
blueberrycobbler I’m very Relaxed , you’re obviously not being you responded in an angered tone.
I'm guessing it was the 'what everyone said' back then. Socially accepted in certain circles.
Yeah, it is a bit much.
I'm all for humor but leave
God/Jesus out of it.
A lot of people don't know that The Father is grieved when His name is used this way.
@@mercedyzmarieguion292 do bloopers make Jesus cry or does he laugh with the rest of us. GOD can take a few "dammits" hooked to his name. He should be bigger than that.
Bette davis is so beautifull ... have not seen a single of her film...
If you are going to see one, see 'All About Eve' - before that film her peak years were well behind her, then she acted her ASS off and reignited it. She is SO good in it.
Wow! People don't say GD like that anymore. That God.
Agreed!
Yeah actors of yesteryear are so much better than the ones now. They had words to speak not flying saucers, robots and are blowing up things. Those movies were great.
George Clooney back in time ? 02:35
Haha no its pat o’brien
12:02 is my favorite
What movie is Ronald Reagan in? Also is it the same Reagan as the president?
Yes, he is the same as the President. He was an actor first, in lots of movies.
9:21
ann dvorak seems nice
Yes! They are all actors who have a job to do. Always working.
So many God Damn it!
Better not put him on this...
They didn't laugh much though. Maybe mistakes were not tolerated as much as today.
Pretty much. These kids came straight off Broadway. If you couldn't pull it off live, well, I guess it's film for you then.
And film was expensive, so they had to be economical. Now everything is shot digitally.
"I can't raise my *ASS* off the ground."
Eve Arden and Ronald Reagan were perfect. Just a little flirt and dirt.
Ann Sheridan was the most beautiful redhead ever
So Ronald Reagan did curse!🤣