“RASPBERRIES” is honestly still an iconic line, even if it was a mistake.
When he got to set, he suggested he just shoot the swordsman instead and the rest is history.
It was evenreferencedin aDeadpooljoke.
This was not intentional the suit really was too stiff for Keaton to turn just his head.
However, Channing misunderstood the script direction and yelled “RASPBERRIES” instead.
The director, Paul Thomas Anderson,thoughtit was funny and kept it.
The funny moment only serves to make his character seem more flustered.
The silly momenteven appearedin the trailer.
9.Costar Hank AzariarevealedthatRobin Williams' fall inThe Birdcagewas accidental.
“If you watch that little piece of film again, you’ll see me laughing and Robin laughing.
But I was actually laughing.”
10.General Turgidson’s hilarious fall in Dr. Strangelove wasalsocompletely accidental.
It wasn’t in the script.
12.InA Knight’s Tale, the crowd wassupposedto cheer at Chaucer’s speech.
Mark Addythen started cheeringto get the extras to join in a funny moment that director Brian Helgeland kept in.
Lillard then improvised his iconic line: “You fuckin' hit me with the phone, dick!”
Lillard’s reaction was so good, it was kept in.
That wasactuallyChris Pratt accidentally dropping and catching it.
19.InScrooged,Bill Murray’s characterwasn’t supposedto fall after throwing water on the waiter.
Murray accidentally slipped on the water on the floor, and it was so funny that theykeptit in.
20.The scene inMrs.
Hoffmancalled ithis “favorite moment” of any film he’s done.
“That includes Shakespeare that I’ve done on stage, anything.”
This was so funny, theydecidedto incorporate it into the movie.
25.Alvy’s sneeze sending his friend’s expensive cocaine into a cloud inAnnie Hallwas unscripted and accidental.
Ruining his friend’s coke was so in-character for Alvy and funny that itstayed inthe film.
“How amazing was that moment when the elephant craps on screen?
We’d shot the wide shot where you see the two elephant’s bums and then me.
We’d shot that and we’d moved in to do a close-up.
… As we were setting that up, it lifted its tail and we all went, ‘Quick!’
and they widened the camera out, I got ready, and there was no turnover.
They just turned the camera on and I played the scene as it dumped next to me.
Genius,” McGregor said of the scene.
“So, in real-life frustration, that’s me throwing it down and walking out,” Krumholtzsaid.
“I was super angry at myself.
I was like, ‘Oh!
28.And finally, let’s throw it back old school.
pretending the crash was him.
James Stewart’s laugh is real.
