Which unscripted animated moment is YOUR favorite? Let us know below, and check out our playlist: ua-cam.com/video/0P65kVgd14g/v-deo.html for more videos about improvised movie & TV moments!
PLEASE DO THIS Top 20 Old Cartoon Shows that Kids of Today Should Watch Here's My Top 20: 20) Powerpuff Girls 19) The Avengers Earth's Mightiest Heroes 18) Justice League and Justice League Unlimited 17) Super The Animated Series 16) Batman The Brave and The Bold 15) Teen Titans 14) Johnny Test 13) Recess 12) The Emperor's New School 11) Sym Bionic Titan 10) Rugrats and All Grown Up 9) Goof Troop 8) Danger Mouse 7) Jumanji Animated Series 6) Time Squad 5) Sonic X 4) Ed Edd n Eddy 3) Danny Phantom 2) Kim Possible 1) Phineas and Ferb
IT'S HARD TO CHOOSE ONE REALLY... I NEEDED A LAUGH TODAY... I LIKE THE SHARK IN EITHER ,OR FINDING NEMO ...DOING A ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS MEETING. ...IN DA OCEAN.. SNOW MAN IN FROZEN ...A COOL CHARACTER...HE IS FUNNY
Trina Q, when Robin Williams passed away, I was in shock and disbelief. However, when I rewatched all of his old interviewers, I saw a profound sadness, now better known and understood as Depression, in his eyes. When other celebrities have passed away, I felt bad for their family members and friends, but this, this was the first time I felt bad for my generation. My mom’s (The woman who with her husband began the children’s home where I was raised.) great grandson got to meet him. At the time, he had no idea who Robin was except for the voice of ‘Genie’ in “Aladdin”. I say, “At the time” because her great grandson was only about preschool to early elementary school age. Of all of his work I’ve seen, I enjoyed all of it. I fell in love with “The Crazy One’s”. R.I.P., Robin. We still miss you down here.
What about Morgan Freeman in "The Lego Movie"? In the scene where all the master-builders are gathered in Cloud Cuckoo Land, Morgan Freeman's character, Vitruvius, says "Alright. You gotta write all that down, 'cause I'm not gonna remember any of it, but here we go." Freeman was actually getting frustrated at the producers for changing his lines. They decided to just use that quote instead of his real scripted line.
James Woods Hades is seriously underrated. The “used car salesman” vibe communicated so much more malice and distrust than the original grandiose & dour direct they were expecting
For real, Timon and Pumba's bit was my favorite part of that movie. wish they kept it for the live action. Frank Welker and Peter Cullen adlibbing at conventions is pure gold.
I know! While I love the ‘Be our Guest’ reference, I was a little miffed when they didn’t do the impromptu luau. But then again, the main reason why ad-libs are funny is that they’re so one of a kind that you can’t really do get the timing of execution right after it’s been delivered.
@@songbirdrebel5895 For real, that's why I love Peter Cullen and Frank Welker, you put those two together and you got comedy platinum, the improvs those two come up with on the spot are just awesome.
@@AifDaimon yeah he does so many voices its hard to know just what ones are his. Fred, Scooby, The cave of Wonder, Abu, Curious George, Soundwave, and Megatron are the best ones I can think of just off the top of my head.
“Samantha?” was the funniest part of that movie. After me and my friends watched it, we were laughing and joking around with that line, saying it over and over again in Olaf’s voice. 😂 best improv ever!
It's my favourite part of the movie. The Lion King isn't The Lion King without Nathan Lane's "What do you want me to do, dress in drag and do the hula?", then proceeding to do it.
@@strawberrysoulforever8336 Which is why the remake was terrible in my mind.. No Luau or be prepared.. Two of the best scenes cut due to people getting their panties in a bunch over it being offensive. It was funny satire!
Robin Williams apparently improvised for about 14 hours for the role of Batty in Ferngully In the script, that character only had about 5 minutes of screen time
“You are a sad, strange little man, and you have my pity. Farewell.” By far, that’s one of my favorite unscripted moments, and I don’t even like the _Toy Story_ franchise. Indeed, Buzz’s one-liner applies to me.
Emperor's New Groove is Very appreciated here in Brazil because of the voice over actors. Guilherme Briggs is the guy who does the voice of Kronk. He is brillant.
Like i said, the unscripted moments in aniamted movies are always some of the best moment! it really shows just how good these voice actors really were at improv, and it was absolutely legendary!!!
Love the tribute that they did for Eartha Kitt when she turned into a cat which was homage to her role as Catwoman in the 1960s live action Batman, Also Eartha can growl and purr like a cat as well.
Thanks to James Woods, Hades has easily become one of my favourite Disney villains. “Meg, Meg, Meg. My little mignon. Aren’t we forgetting one itsy-bitsy, teeny-tiny detail? *I OWN YOU!!!”*
@@amyg4961 "I've got twenty-four hours to get rid of this bozo...or the entire scheme I've been setting up for eighteen years...goes up in smoke...and you...are wearing...HIS MERCHANDISE?!" (3/5/2023)
Ertha Kitt getting surprised by her own voice was improv!?🤯 I swear to God I would’ve assumed that was scripted because I didn’t think they could be able to hear their own voice when it’s pitch shifted like that I guess the more you know🤷🏼♀️
I remember reading somewhere that when somebody from the Archives department went to the script writers for "The Emperor's New Groove" for a copy of the script, they said "we have no script". So much of the movie was improvised by the actors that there was no official script. Another scene that was improvised in the movie was the scene between Kuzco (David Spade) and Pacha (John Goodman) as they were heading towards the restaurant, when they were discussing Kuzco's low blood sugar.
James Woods actually offered to take a HUGE paycut (like being paid peanuts) to help the movie release because financial reasons were threatening to forever shelf the release of Hercules. Luckily, he didn't have to, but it is very touching that James Woods loved the movie so much that he was willing to basically make no money on it despite being an A list Actor.
James Woods said Hades was one of his most cherished works and I agree with that he probably had a bucket load of fun voicing Hades and doing the improv and going through the motions and all that jazz because being the bad guy is so fun! you aren’t bound by morals or restraints, you can just go ham and be as bad as you want or more specifically as bad as the person directing you wants you to be😂
He has also said in multiple interviews that he would be crushed if Disney ever made something and didn’t ask him to voice hades. Even for the tv show, house of mouse, and kingdom hearts, it’s not a sound alike, it’s woods.
14: If I’m not so sure, I think this is the third or fourth time that The Road to El Dorado has been number one on a WatchMojo list. It’s been my favorite since I was a kid. One thing is for sure, I just can’t stop laughing
One movie that was left out was Robots. There's a scene where the the robots are getting ready to storm the evil female robot's stronghold (can't remember her name), and Rodney Copperbottom gives this motivational speech that ends with the line "it's time to show them what we're made of!" Robin Williams ad-libs "In my case, it's a rare metal called Afraidium. It's yellow, and tastes like chicken!" He then lays an egg!
Top 3 (In my opinion): 1. Fiona's belch 2. Do the Hula 3. Bucky or Binky? Fiona's belch was the most unscripted animation moment on this list because the actress was drinking soda and she belched it out, which cause the actors to react while staying in character, that's completely unscripted and you don't see or hear those rare occasions often, which is why it is on top. Do the Hula was another famous and unscripted moment because it was a sneaking or diversion plan that the writers try to get the actors to make their own. When I heard it was unscripted, I was like "yup, this is a worthy contender for most unscripted!" because it is a famous scene. And the last one was unscripted by a kid actor and the argument scene was really good, especially with the corrections. The fact that Joaquin Phoenix missaid his name, and then Jeremy Suarez corrected him for the misname that was unscripted was quite funny.
My drama group has a reputation for improvising during shows, whether they know their lines or not. Stuff we do during practice often worms its way into the final productions. For example, in our production of Into the Woods, we were working on I Know Things Now, and the actress playing Granny jokingly started hacking at the actor playing the wolf with our prop knife. We found it hysterical, so the directors just had her chopping away at our wolf throughout the whole song. Another gem was our entire production of Hamlet. Horatio making faces at the audience ala The Office whenever Hamlet continued to be insane, Ghost King Hamlet bringing a Starbucks cup onstage for no reason, Laertes cracking stupid puns during the fencing match… we had a great time. I’m very excited for our next production and am waiting in anticipation for all the chaos that will unfold during Peter Pan.
From what I understand Disney didn't like its writers so they let them make a good movie then release it the same week as Harry Potter so it would die. Nothing wrong with treasure planet only bad timing and failed marketing.
I'm learning a lot from the animated films this is talking about. So many films that I grew up with as a child and now that I'm seeing this. This is some interesting. I miss Robin Williams, the 90s, the early 2000s. Those were the best times for animated entertainment.
Also, "Osmosis Jones" is a very underrated movie, imo. I liked how it combined the realism and animated scenes, and I know there are others with the same methods, but I just find the creativity (and tbh, educational aspect regarding health and bacteria without involving any realistic gore or super grueseome stuff) super awesome. Plus let's be real...That villian was literally sick. :P
I’m surprised there isn’t a better entry for Jackman. I saw him on broadway doing the Music Man. That night he worked with the understudy for the female lead and she accidentally shoved him really hard. He took it in stride, acted goofy and broke the actress into a fit of laughter. And somehow it all ended up seeming natural and in character for both. It was an amazing scene to behold.
"Whoa, it's me!" "Prove it." "You're a dick" One of the best short scenes from the first Fox X-Men movie back in 2000 imo, really plays the Cyclops/Wolverine dynamic right.
We as a family had watched "The Lion King" so much, we knew mosst of the dialogue by heart. Which came in handy when we moved cross country in our station wagon when the kids were 7, 9 and 11. This part you showed here, Timon and PUmbaa, was a particular favorite!
1. R.I.P Samuel E Wright, Robin Williams, Eartha Kitt and Gilbert Gottfried 💔 2. HOLD UP THE BEAR KID WAS VOICED BY JEREMY SUAREZ FROM THE BERNIE MAC SHOW?! HOW’D I NOT RECOGNIZE HIS VOICE 😭?!
While I can understand, I'm surprised Robin Williams as the Genies is not on the list, since practically all of his lines were Ab libbed, like Disney loved his work so much they gave him free reign on his work.
This list is exactly why I love, admire and respect voice actors more than actors we see act out on screen. All they have is their voices to tell a story and knowing that very clearly more often than not, they get chances to ad lib makes me love the voice actors and their abilities even more. This was a fun list and I'm sure there's tons more examples outside of a top 20
A few girls can do a Mort impression pretty well, someone “Can you girls stop with the Mort voice it is getting annoying” Me “No, I just figured out that I can do a Mort impression!”. We all chimed in a Mort voice “I love you King Julain~” And “May I kiss your feet, King Julain~”. That’s what you get, from telling theatre girls to stop 😂
Glad that Brother Bear got in the Ranks for the Bucky not Binky scene :) . On of my other favorite stories from Dad is how much fun he had with Dave Thomas and Rick Moranis who voiced the two moose Rut and Tuke. Dad, who Directed Brother Bear (Aaron Blaise) says that 90 percent that is used in the movie is just their improv. They read the script just to get the situation and mood and then ran with it. The sound crew ended up forcing Dad out of the Sound Room because he kept laughing and ruining the takes.
That Shrek burping thing... I'm gonna go ahead and call shenanigans on that one. As far as I am aware, Murphy has gone on record that he recorded his lines in isolation at his home studio and never recorded with Diaz or Myers at the same time. Same goes for Yzma's cat voice. Things like that are done in post production so I really doubt she actually heard how her voice will sound like before the movie was already released.
I didn't find the samantha joke all that funny. BUT, when immediately after, Olaf asked for Samantha AGAIN, even though he just corrected himself that he didn't know one. THAT killed me. XD
The telenovela gag in _Encanto_ is even better than the adlid, 'cause the original lady rat actor escapes and is immediately replaced by another lady rat actor, just like has happened in literally _every_ telenovela ever. xD
"Baboom. Name's Hades, lord of the dead. Hi, how ya doin?" One of my favorite lines from Hercules. Hades has always been my favorite, but I grew up with the Dutch version. The actor voicing him (Pierre Bokma) also voices Genie in the Dutch version of Aladdin. Absolutely brilliant man.
Ok but in Meet the Robinson in the Spanish (Latinamerica) they say "El Puma, José Luis Rodríguez" and THAT is hilarious, they even changed the animations to fit it.
Hey, "Monsters, Inc." also benefited from more than one actor in the recording booth. Billy Crystal, at the start of recording, asked why he couldn't work with John Goodman there with him. They brought them in together, and…well, you see the results in the finished movie. There may not have been as many great lines in that as in some of these other movies, but I suspect they raised the movie up to another level.
I love Jerry Colonna, his fast pace talking, his wild eyes. He was enjoyable to watch as to listen to. Okay, I didn't realize that the Tom Selleck line was supposed to be a throw away and that lead to him being hired.
I love Alice In Wonderland so much and I love the behind the scenes especially for the Mad Hatter's unbirthday tea ♥️ Watching the voice actors live act it etc ❤️ Thank you so much for sharing!
I know he was just in the honorable mentions, but every time I see Richard Horvitz at a fan thing he's ad libbing up a storm and it's always gold. I love his style so much!
Surprised Disney robin hood didn't make the list, cause it was suppose to be set originally in the wild west, and a lot of the lines were adlibs since a lot of the cast were western actors. Love to see a list of adlibs in cartoons shorts and shows, there was rumer Mel blanc ad lib quite a bit. Especially as Sam.
RIP Robin Williams. The world lost a legend. Side note, you put Frank Welker and Peter Cullen in a room together and you got comedy gold. They just bounce off each other and play so well together.
I'm surprised I haven't seen a list of improv lines in animated films before. I'm glad to see this because yeah this is something you just wouldn't really think of just because of the very fact that you can't really tell that the lines are improv. I feel like in Hotel Transylvania 2 when Johnny bragged saying "that's my girlfriend"and then of course Mavis correcting him by saying "your wife" I can't help but think that Andy samberg messed up the line and meant to say wife but said girlfriend and then just Selena Gomez responded perfectly there. I don't know if this was ad-libbed or not but I feel like it had to be
Which unscripted animated moment is YOUR favorite? Let us know below, and check out our playlist: ua-cam.com/video/0P65kVgd14g/v-deo.html for more videos about improvised movie & TV moments!
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Here's My Top 20:
20) Powerpuff Girls
19) The Avengers Earth's Mightiest Heroes
18) Justice League and Justice League Unlimited
17) Super The Animated Series
16) Batman The Brave and The Bold
15) Teen Titans
14) Johnny Test
13) Recess
12) The Emperor's New School
11) Sym Bionic Titan
10) Rugrats and All Grown Up
9) Goof Troop
8) Danger Mouse
7) Jumanji Animated Series
6) Time Squad
5) Sonic X
4) Ed Edd n Eddy
3) Danny Phantom
2) Kim Possible
1) Phineas and Ferb
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My FAVORITE is:::::(**ZOO TOPIA... HUSTLE
IT'S HARD TO CHOOSE ONE REALLY... I NEEDED A LAUGH TODAY... I LIKE THE SHARK IN EITHER ,OR FINDING NEMO ...DOING A ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS MEETING. ...IN DA OCEAN..
SNOW MAN IN FROZEN ...A COOL CHARACTER...HE IS FUNNY
RIP Robin Williams and Gilbert Gottfried. They both made "Aladdin" iconic.
Both will be missed
@@bighand1530 And forever remembered through their greatest works
@@waikeonglim7703 Yup
I will miss them too
hear hear
Rest in peace, Robin Williams. He was always the master at improvisation, and he'll be forever missed. 😇❣️
I agree and an incredibly talented artist. Never to be matched IMO. Love his stand up comedy
And Gilbert Gottfried too, he’ll be forever missed as well 😘❤️❤️❤️
Same with Gilbert Gottfried
Trina Q, when Robin Williams passed away, I was in shock and disbelief. However, when I rewatched all of his old interviewers, I saw a profound sadness, now better known and understood as Depression, in his eyes. When other celebrities have passed away, I felt bad for their family members and friends, but this, this was the first time I felt bad for my generation. My mom’s (The woman who with her husband began the children’s home where I was raised.) great grandson got to meet him. At the time, he had no idea who Robin was except for the voice of ‘Genie’ in “Aladdin”. I say, “At the time” because her great grandson was only about preschool to early elementary school age. Of all of his work I’ve seen, I enjoyed all of it. I fell in love with “The Crazy One’s”. R.I.P., Robin. We still miss you down here.
I agree!
What about Morgan Freeman in "The Lego Movie"? In the scene where all the master-builders are gathered in Cloud Cuckoo Land, Morgan Freeman's character, Vitruvius, says "Alright. You gotta write all that down, 'cause I'm not gonna remember any of it, but here we go." Freeman was actually getting frustrated at the producers for changing his lines. They decided to just use that quote instead of his real scripted line.
That is beautiful
That deserves a place on this list for sure
@@zoyadulzura7490 ur rite it does
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I love that James Woods came in like a used car salesman "Hey, how are you doing? What's up? nice face." and everyone was like "Yup that's Hades!"
James Woods Hades is seriously underrated. The “used car salesman” vibe communicated so much more malice and distrust than the original grandiose & dour direct they were expecting
EXACTLY!!!! That's why he was a PERFECT casting choice 👌
For real, Timon and Pumba's bit was my favorite part of that movie. wish they kept it for the live action. Frank Welker and Peter Cullen adlibbing at conventions is pure gold.
I know! While I love the ‘Be our Guest’ reference, I was a little miffed when they didn’t do the impromptu luau. But then again, the main reason why ad-libs are funny is that they’re so one of a kind that you can’t really do get the timing of execution right after it’s been delivered.
@@songbirdrebel5895 For real, that's why I love Peter Cullen and Frank Welker, you put those two together and you got comedy platinum, the improvs those two come up with on the spot are just awesome.
@@Rosewolf29 I only remember Frank Welker for voicing Fred & Scooby-Doo
@@AifDaimon yeah he does so many voices its hard to know just what ones are his. Fred, Scooby, The cave of Wonder, Abu, Curious George, Soundwave, and Megatron are the best ones I can think of just off the top of my head.
“Samantha?” was the funniest part of that movie. After me and my friends watched it, we were laughing and joking around with that line, saying it over and over again in Olaf’s voice. 😂 best improv ever!
"Ma'm, I already was a bloodsucking parasite. All I needed was a briefcase!"
I need to watch Bee Movie again
honestly that was an amazing scene
I recently did… It actually holds up in my opinion lmfao.
Seriously , that scene in The Lion King is of the funniest scene in an animated movie ever made
It's my favourite part of the movie. The Lion King isn't The Lion King without Nathan Lane's "What do you want me to do, dress in drag and do the hula?", then proceeding to do it.
@@strawberrysoulforever8336 Are you achin for some bacon hes a big pig yup yup you can be a big pig too oi
@@BigTime27326 AAAAAHHH!
@@strawberrysoulforever8336 Which is why the remake was terrible in my mind.. No Luau or be prepared.. Two of the best scenes cut due to people getting their panties in a bunch over it being offensive. It was funny satire!
@@strawberrysoulforever8336 the fast cut to the hula scene makes it even better. No time to proceed what was said, simply timon in drag doing the hula
"You fight like my sister!"
"I have _fought_ your sister, that's a compliment!"
Another favorite from The Road to El Dorito
Robin Williams apparently improvised for about 14 hours for the role of Batty in Ferngully
In the script, that character only had about 5 minutes of screen time
Now, I want to hear all the outtakes!!!!!
“You are a sad, strange little man, and you have my pity. Farewell.” By far, that’s one of my favorite unscripted moments, and I don’t even like the _Toy Story_ franchise. Indeed, Buzz’s one-liner applies to me.
It was hilarious, I'll probably use that next time my dad annoys me
@@linainverse9369 omg 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@linainverse9369 LOL!! Let us know how that works out for you!
And then “you’re a sad, strange little man” also appeared in Santa Clause 3, spoken by another Tim Allen character.
Everyone is saying RIP Robin Williams and Gilbert Gotfried, but nobody is making a single mention of Samuel E Wright.
RIP Samuel E. Wright. Thank you for taking us Under the Sea to show off your charming personality! 😊🦀🐚🌊💐
And Eartha Kitt ❤
Right?! Sebastian was my favorite character to play when I performed the little mermaid!
It hurt me so bad when I found out Samuel E. Wright died
I didn't watch it for that reason alone
Samuel E Wright would have been very proud of Daveed as Sebastian in The Live Action Little Mermaid as much as Jodi Benson Has been of Halle.
Emperor's New Groove is Very appreciated here in Brazil because of the voice over actors. Guilherme Briggs is the guy who does the voice of Kronk. He is brillant.
Nice!
Actually that’s Patrick Warburton who did the voice of Kronk Danilo
@@seanlauer9222 Patrick Warburton is the original Voice. I'm talking about the Voice over actor here in Brazil.
@@DaniloOliveira36 Ooooooh ok now that I didn’t know my apologies
@@seanlauer9222 idiot
The hula scene from The Lion king is still gold nearly 30 years later.
Like i said, the unscripted moments in aniamted movies are always some of the best moment! it really shows just how good these voice actors really were at improv, and it was absolutely legendary!!!
I know it's not in a movie, but when Homer Simpson says "I am so smart. S M R T." I love knowing the fact it was ad libbed.
'I mean S M A R T' as the wall burns behind him. Classic Homer.
Me who knows "smrt " means death in czech 👁👄👁💀
@@gachadinaczech1597 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Love the tribute that they did for Eartha Kitt when she turned into a cat which was homage to her role as Catwoman in the 1960s live action Batman, Also Eartha can growl and purr like a cat as well.
Thanks to James Woods, Hades has easily become one of my favourite Disney villains.
“Meg, Meg, Meg. My little mignon. Aren’t we forgetting one itsy-bitsy, teeny-tiny detail? *I OWN YOU!!!”*
"He'd never do anything to hurt me."
"He's a GUY!"
Whoa, is my hair out??
@N19ntendoDS "What is this, an audience, or a mosaic?" (3/5/2023)
@@jumanji321 "We dance. We kiss. We shmooze. We carry on. We go home happy. What do you say? Come on." (3/5/2023)
@@amyg4961 "I've got twenty-four hours to get rid of this bozo...or the entire scheme I've been setting up for eighteen years...goes up in smoke...and you...are wearing...HIS MERCHANDISE?!" (3/5/2023)
Fun fact: Gilbert Godfrey who voiced Iago also voiced another bird in the show Cyberchase named Digit.
Had you seen Cyberchase, it was good.
@@scottgross9337 Yep. Between Digit and Hacker (played by Christopher Lloyd), there were a lot of funny moments.
Hacker was played by Christopher Lloyd???
@@shadowofthecandle Yep. I bet you're thinking, "Great Scott" in Christopher Lloyd's voice.
@@starscreamsniper926😂😂😂😂😂
Ertha Kitt getting surprised by her own voice was improv!?🤯 I swear to God I would’ve assumed that was scripted because I didn’t think they could be able to hear their own voice when it’s pitch shifted like that I guess the more you know🤷🏼♀️
Wow! If it wasn’t for Nathan Lane’s sharp tongue and quick thinking, we wouldn’t have gotten the best scene in The Lion King!
*LUAU!!!* 🌺
I remember reading somewhere that when somebody from the Archives department went to the script writers for "The Emperor's New Groove" for a copy of the script, they said "we have no script". So much of the movie was improvised by the actors that there was no official script. Another scene that was improvised in the movie was the scene between Kuzco (David Spade) and Pacha (John Goodman) as they were heading towards the restaurant, when they were discussing Kuzco's low blood sugar.
I would love an entire movie of just Robin Williams as the Genie. RIP Robin Williams.
same here
Ditto 10000%
The Genie starring the voice of Robin Williams should've had His Own Movie.
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Eartha Kitt being legit surprised that that is what she sounds like is hilarious! I think that’s my fav.
I love the decision to go another direction with Hades in Hercules. He's just a very fun character.
I would also add that his affability for most scenes also makes the times he goes serious/sinister all the more impactful.
These animated unscripted moments will forever go down in history as one of the greatest. Somehow they've all made a crucial impact in our lives.
RIP Robin Willians, Gilbert Gottfried, and Samuel E. Wright.
James Woods actually offered to take a HUGE paycut (like being paid peanuts) to help the movie release because financial reasons were threatening to forever shelf the release of Hercules. Luckily, he didn't have to, but it is very touching that James Woods loved the movie so much that he was willing to basically make no money on it despite being an A list Actor.
Which is proof of James Woods being an amazing person ❤❤❤❤
I ❤️ it when improv moments make it into shows and movies!
Same
James Woods said Hades was one of his most cherished works and I agree with that he probably had a bucket load of fun voicing Hades and doing the improv and going through the motions and all that jazz because being the bad guy is so fun! you aren’t bound by morals or restraints, you can just go ham and be as bad as you want or more specifically as bad as the person directing you wants you to be😂
He has also said in multiple interviews that he would be crushed if Disney ever made something and didn’t ask him to voice hades. Even for the tv show, house of mouse, and kingdom hearts, it’s not a sound alike, it’s woods.
@@ikeray1837 EXACTLY
Do the Hula or Be Our Guest leaves me in tears. Can’t stop laughing ever since
me too love them both
i laugh at do the hula
Be Our Guest was ad-libbed?
of course Robin Williams and Gilbert gotfried made this list cuz they are so funny and they are really good at making improv may they rest in peace ❤
14: If I’m not so sure, I think this is the third or fourth time that The Road to El Dorado has been number one on a WatchMojo list. It’s been my favorite since I was a kid. One thing is for sure, I just can’t stop laughing
I love Hunchback of Notre Dame and The Road to El Dorado! 14 years later, and I still love Kevin Kline to death.
The Road to Eldorado and A Fish Called Wanda are amazing. I love him in comedic roles
I was sure the Genie from Aladdin would be #1. Why wasn't he? It cannot be denied that virtually every line spoken by Robin Williams was improvised.
was wondering the same myself! He was given a virtually blank script.
The scene in Aladdin when Iago is questioning whether he should pack a picture of him and Jafar, it's not only in the DVD, it's also in the VHS
One movie that was left out was Robots. There's a scene where the the robots are getting ready to storm the evil female robot's stronghold (can't remember her name), and Rodney Copperbottom gives this motivational speech that ends with the line "it's time to show them what we're made of!" Robin Williams ad-libs "In my case, it's a rare metal called Afraidium. It's yellow, and tastes like chicken!" He then lays an egg!
Omg Luisa's loser cry was improv!? That makes it even better, it's one of my favorite moments in the movie no joke 😂
I can proudly say that I memorized every line from Miguel and tulio in el dorado 🎉. I watched that movie SO MUCH as a kid!
"You fight like my sister!" "I FOUGHT your sister, that's a compliment!!" That movie is so quotable lol
"Blackgusrd! Heathen!"
"notthefacenottheface!"
“Loaded dice? He gave me loaded dice! Officer arrest that man!”
Top 3 (In my opinion):
1. Fiona's belch
2. Do the Hula
3. Bucky or Binky?
Fiona's belch was the most unscripted animation moment on this list because the actress was drinking soda and she belched it out, which cause the actors to react while staying in character, that's completely unscripted and you don't see or hear those rare occasions often, which is why it is on top. Do the Hula was another famous and unscripted moment because it was a sneaking or diversion plan that the writers try to get the actors to make their own. When I heard it was unscripted, I was like "yup, this is a worthy contender for most unscripted!" because it is a famous scene.
And the last one was unscripted by a kid actor and the argument scene was really good, especially with the corrections. The fact that Joaquin Phoenix missaid his name, and then Jeremy Suarez corrected him for the misname that was unscripted was quite funny.
My drama group has a reputation for improvising during shows, whether they know their lines or not. Stuff we do during practice often worms its way into the final productions. For example, in our production of Into the Woods, we were working on I Know Things Now, and the actress playing Granny jokingly started hacking at the actor playing the wolf with our prop knife. We found it hysterical, so the directors just had her chopping away at our wolf throughout the whole song. Another gem was our entire production of Hamlet. Horatio making faces at the audience ala The Office whenever Hamlet continued to be insane, Ghost King Hamlet bringing a Starbucks cup onstage for no reason, Laertes cracking stupid puns during the fencing match… we had a great time. I’m very excited for our next production and am waiting in anticipation for all the chaos that will unfold during Peter Pan.
Treasure planet is my favorite movie of all time. They need to do a reboot series because there is sooooo much potential there.
no a reboot would sound horrible
At the least, it just needs more love now than it got back then. At least the anniversary trinkets are a start.
From what I understand Disney didn't like its writers so they let them make a good movie then release it the same week as Harry Potter so it would die. Nothing wrong with treasure planet only bad timing and failed marketing.
@@lorefreak94 basically "Strange World"
@@namelessdork2256 Both Treasure Planet and Atlantis never really get the love they deserve.
I'm learning a lot from the animated films this is talking about. So many films that I grew up with as a child and now that I'm seeing this. This is some interesting. I miss Robin Williams, the 90s, the early 2000s. Those were the best times for animated entertainment.
Eartha Kitt IS AWESOME as Yzma!
R.I.P. Robin Williams.
Also, "Osmosis Jones" is a very underrated movie, imo.
I liked how it combined the realism and animated scenes, and I know there are others with the same methods, but I just find the creativity (and tbh, educational aspect regarding health and bacteria without involving any realistic gore or super grueseome stuff) super awesome.
Plus let's be real...That villian was literally sick. :P
I’m surprised there isn’t a better entry for Jackman. I saw him on broadway doing the Music Man. That night he worked with the understudy for the female lead and she accidentally shoved him really hard. He took it in stride, acted goofy and broke the actress into a fit of laughter. And somehow it all ended up seeming natural and in character for both. It was an amazing scene to behold.
"Whoa, it's me!"
"Prove it."
"You're a dick"
One of the best short scenes from the first Fox X-Men movie back in 2000 imo, really plays the Cyclops/Wolverine dynamic right.
Absolutely agreed. I guess he’s more of a live action ad libber.
We as a family had watched "The Lion King" so much, we knew mosst of the dialogue by heart. Which came in handy when we moved cross country in our station wagon when the kids were 7, 9 and 11. This part you showed here, Timon and PUmbaa, was a particular favorite!
1. R.I.P Samuel E Wright, Robin Williams, Eartha Kitt and Gilbert Gottfried 💔
2. HOLD UP THE BEAR KID WAS VOICED BY JEREMY SUAREZ FROM THE BERNIE MAC SHOW?! HOW’D I NOT RECOGNIZE HIS VOICE 😭?!
It's nice to see how voice acting for animations evolved from strictly by the script to allowing actors to record together and ad lib as they go.
I definitely say "thank you for nothing, you useless (object)" all the time, AND with the same tone due to this quote!
I feel this deal so much.
Still love the " Whoah is my hair out?" Unscripted or not in Hercules, it makes me laugh every time.
While I can understand, I'm surprised Robin Williams as the Genies is not on the list, since practically all of his lines were Ab libbed, like Disney loved his work so much they gave him free reign on his work.
As said by others, improv lines are just genuinely honest and hilarious.
This list is exactly why I love, admire and respect voice actors more than actors we see act out on screen.
All they have is their voices to tell a story and knowing that very clearly more often than not, they get chances to ad lib makes me love the voice actors and their abilities even more.
This was a fun list and I'm sure there's tons more examples outside of a top 20
R.I.P. Gilbert Gottfried.
A few girls can do a Mort impression pretty well, someone “Can you girls stop with the Mort voice it is getting annoying” Me “No, I just figured out that I can do a Mort impression!”. We all chimed in a Mort voice “I love you King Julain~” And “May I kiss your feet, King Julain~”. That’s what you get, from telling theatre girls to stop 😂
Glad that Brother Bear got in the Ranks for the Bucky not Binky scene :) . On of my other favorite stories from Dad is how much fun he had with Dave Thomas and Rick Moranis who voiced the two moose Rut and Tuke. Dad, who Directed Brother Bear (Aaron Blaise) says that 90 percent that is used in the movie is just their improv. They read the script just to get the situation and mood and then ran with it. The sound crew ended up forcing Dad out of the Sound Room because he kept laughing and ruining the takes.
The Cogsworth line always makes me laugh out loud
@ShatnerLover I never knew it was improv, until I saw this video, because it made so much sense for the moment.
(3/5/2023)
Omg I can't believe Surf's Up is in this list! It was one of my favorite movies when it came out :]
Haha! I never picked up on that "Achilles, heel" line from *"Hunchback."* That was some clever improv. That one comma really makes a difference.
Genie and Hades, two of my absolute favourites!
"I've fought your sister before, that's a compliment" is my favorite line to ever exist. I would be shocked if that wasn't ad-libbed.
Strange that, although he gets mentioned in passing, none of the actual top 20 go to Robin Williams. The man could have his own Top 20 list!
UA-cam MIGHT have a video of this! 😂 ❤
My favourite improv moment is when Whoppi Goldberg is taking about having a cub sandwhich when Simba gets stuck in the elephant graveyard
That Shrek burping thing... I'm gonna go ahead and call shenanigans on that one. As far as I am aware, Murphy has gone on record that he recorded his lines in isolation at his home studio and never recorded with Diaz or Myers at the same time. Same goes for Yzma's cat voice. Things like that are done in post production so I really doubt she actually heard how her voice will sound like before the movie was already released.
Unless, of course, they pitched up ANOTHER recording of her voice and recorded her REACTING to it, then pitched THAT up.
I didn't find the samantha joke all that funny. BUT, when immediately after, Olaf asked for Samantha AGAIN, even though he just corrected himself that he didn't know one.
THAT killed me. XD
The Emperor's New Grove improvisations were hilarious 😅😂
Olaf saying " I don't even know a Samantha. " was hilarious when me family and I first saw the movie because my name is Samantha
R.I.P. Gilbert Gottfried too.
He will be missed
The telenovela gag in _Encanto_ is even better than the adlid, 'cause the original lady rat actor escapes and is immediately replaced by another lady rat actor, just like has happened in literally _every_ telenovela ever. xD
What no Ice Age or Kung Fu Panda? Ray Romano and Jack Black are the kings of Improv and I know that they both had plenty in their animated movies.
"Baboom. Name's Hades, lord of the dead. Hi, how ya doin?" One of my favorite lines from Hercules. Hades has always been my favorite, but I grew up with the Dutch version. The actor voicing him (Pierre Bokma) also voices Genie in the Dutch version of Aladdin. Absolutely brilliant man.
“Dress in drag and do the hula” is my favorite part of all of lion kings
Ok but in Meet the Robinson in the Spanish (Latinamerica) they say "El Puma, José Luis Rodríguez" and THAT is hilarious, they even changed the animations to fit it.
Improve is the spice that makes an animated movie memorable.
I swear the hula scene in The Lion King has rolling every time XD
I miss Robin Williams. R.I.Paradise!!! 😇😇 And I absolutely ADORE James Woods and Tim Allen too. ❤️❤️
12: Looking back at my childhood, I’m mind blown
Hey, "Monsters, Inc." also benefited from more than one actor in the recording booth. Billy Crystal, at the start of recording, asked why he couldn't work with John Goodman there with him. They brought them in together, and…well, you see the results in the finished movie. There may not have been as many great lines in that as in some of these other movies, but I suspect they raised the movie up to another level.
I'm just happy that my favorite disney movie made it on this list ❤
I love Jerry Colonna, his fast pace talking, his wild eyes. He was enjoyable to watch as to listen to. Okay, I didn't realize that the Tom Selleck line was supposed to be a throw away and that lead to him being hired.
8:20 that is still one of my favorite lines "Is this an audience or a mosaic?"
any chance you can do more examples from the final few? i'm so curious what other things were ad-libed in how to train your dragon haha
I love Alice In Wonderland so much and I love the behind the scenes especially for the Mad Hatter's unbirthday tea ♥️ Watching the voice actors live act it etc ❤️ Thank you so much for sharing!
Many of Robin Williams' improved lines in Aladdin.
I know he was just in the honorable mentions, but every time I see Richard Horvitz at a fan thing he's ad libbing up a storm and it's always gold. I love his style so much!
#2 is my favorite scene in the movie and Iago was my favorite character in Aladdin 🤣
“I don’t even know a Samantha!” _feels_ like an outtake.
Omg I love the part where Olaf realizes there is no Samantha that made me laugh
Surprised Disney robin hood didn't make the list, cause it was suppose to be set originally in the wild west, and a lot of the lines were adlibs since a lot of the cast were western actors. Love to see a list of adlibs in cartoons shorts and shows, there was rumer Mel blanc ad lib quite a bit. Especially as Sam.
RIP Robin Williams. The world lost a legend.
Side note, you put Frank Welker and Peter Cullen in a room together and you got comedy gold. They just bounce off each other and play so well together.
Just listening to James Woods speak Made me realize that he voiced Hades by just existing😂
Ok, Brother Bear has always been one of my favorite Disney movies of all time!!!! I love it so much!!!!!
Def should have included Tom Selleck's portrait. And more Robin, he ad-libbed so much as the Jeanie
I'm surprised I haven't seen a list of improv lines in animated films before. I'm glad to see this because yeah this is something you just wouldn't really think of just because of the very fact that you can't really tell that the lines are improv.
I feel like in Hotel Transylvania 2 when Johnny bragged saying "that's my girlfriend"and then of course Mavis correcting him by saying "your wife" I can't help but think that Andy samberg messed up the line and meant to say wife but said girlfriend and then just Selena Gomez responded perfectly there. I don't know if this was ad-libbed or not but I feel like it had to be
Luau is the best thing in The Lion King; I mean it’s catchy and funny.
indeed
The road to El Dorado is underrated comedic gold and nothing on this planet will ever change my mind about that XD