Prosecutors were going to go after all the males who had done scenes with her until they found out she'd obtained a US passport that showed her being of legal age. Even so, it probably would have gone about the same as the case against Rob Lowe for the minor he picked up in a 21 and over nightclub.
@@HariSeldon913 This is a situation where I think there needs to be some kind of repercussion against those who lied about their age. The problem is that they tricked themselves into being victims, so I don't really know how that would work.
@@brucenatelee They probably didn't go after her because they wanted to keep things as quiet as possible that she'd obtained the passport with fake ID because it probably would have led to a lot more people getting alias passports.
I am always in awe of actors who learn to play an instrument well enough to be believable in a short amount of time. Even with the aid of editing “movie magic”, I am impressed.
The movie Remo Williams featured a fictitious form of martial arts. When casting for the movie, the producers got tons of resumes from actors claiming to masters and black belts in that art. None got the part of course.
"Stop or my Mom will Shoot!" isn't that bad. It has some funny moments. And Arnie would always try to psych out his rivals back to when he was a pro bodybuilder, Sly should have known better (or read the script..)
I was about to comment the exact same thing. In the last month or two they've really had a couple shots at it. I think one of the young writers finally got around to watching it and thought "Ooh, this will make great content!"
When The Whale Rider did an open casting at her school Keisha Castle-Hughes told them she could swim (which the role required quite a bit) and she nearly drowned the first day they shot a take in the water. But she was absolutely perfect for that movie.
“Becoming Bond” is a very enjoyable documentary about the true story of George Lazenby’s unbelievable ascent from used-car salesman to leading man in one of the most high-profile movies in history; all based on a lie.
Another lie actors tell to get roles is their ability to operate various modes of transport. "I can drive like a stuntman","I can ride a horse as good as Derby winners" and "I can fly a plane better than Sully". No you can't, no you can't and no you can't. Another fib told for a movie part here or there, "I can do my own stunts." No you can't. More specific example: Claudia Christian refused to do nudity after agreeing to play a stripper, nudity and all: The Hidden (1987). Infamously difficult actress Claudia Christian, well known for being about as easy to work with as Bruce Willis, was on the set of Jack Shoulder's follow-up to Nightmare on Elm St 2 with the 1987 action comedy horror movie The Hidden, starring Kyle McLaughlin, Michael Nouri and a certain actress. On the day of her shooting her STRIPTEASE act in the movie, she outright refused, grinding the production to a halt. (Btw, she also filled her bra on two different occasions, implying her breasts were much bigger than they were and lied about stripping ability. She was sent to Janet Jackson's choreographer for dance lessons; he called her "unteachable".) The money g-strimg was a compromise to getting what they needed from the notorious actress.
...and Elizabeth Taylor lied that she could ride a horse to get National Velvet. Joanne Woodward very nearly died during filming of a flood scene when she was a child. She'd lied when she said she could swim.
It's not a movie, but my favorite audition story is when Hugh Laurie tried out for the show House MD. David somebody, (I think he was the Director or Producer) had said he didn't want somebody with an accent playing the role. He watched Hugh's audition and said something along the lines of "Now that's what we need, a typical American actor." It would seem he was unaware of Hugh's large body of work, and the fact that he's BRITISH and was quite famous in the UK. He also has a lovely heavy British accent, but managed to adopt an American one for the audition. He got the part. 💙
@@ianhill4585 This was because Laurie was filming the movie Flight of the Phoenix, in which he plays an American businessman who (along with other passengers on the ill fated flight) are stranded in the desert. So he already had an unshaved, disheveled look about him when he filmed the audition for House in his hotel bathroom.
It probably doesnt matter much for Hollywood people, but a lawyer once told me if I lie on a resume or during an interview it could later be used as grounds for termination AND the company can sue me for my salary, cuz I misrepresented myself. I asked the lawyer cuz a placement agency wanted me to lie in order to land a job.
Lots of people lie on their resumes. If you can do the job it's only going to be a problem when they want to get rid of you or you screw up and your credentials come in to play. I've always been too paranoid though, even when I think I can probably do the job based on description.
@@Shorty_Lickens Of course it can be grounds for dismissal! That’s a rather obvious one. Certainly where it concerns vital skills. And no, no company is going to sue you for your salary: the legal costs would be higher than what they gain back
@@TheRockinDonkey Twins was way more digestible than Stop or my mom… Last Action Hero is more of a tie in terms of garbage movies. And Sylvester’s Oscar probably takes the cake
The bedt one I heard was Higgins from Magnum PI TV series in the 80s. Everyone thought the actor was British when he was actually from Texas. FYI, I believe his character was supposed to be British.
The great actor George Kennedy was starting his career and was offered a good role in a western and lied about his ability as a horseman. He had never rode a horse, and until then, he hadn't even been around a real horse. He got a few lessons at a stable in LA, which was fine. However, a back injury he received in the army made it very hard for him to mount and dismount. He ended up in a lot of TV westerns during his career. His autobiography is one of the best actor stories. 😎
HOTD's Sea Snake guy lied about sailing. Guy gets hella seasick. They had to cut a ton of his planned story due to him being physically unable to perform on a boat.
press x for doubt. As in, I doubt they cut any of his story since he's barely a secondary character. And there's tons of ways to get around 'being on a boat' - the boat scenes they had were all a stationary deck with only cameras moving for effect.
Whats funny is, if you look at Dave Batista now, he did the same thing, but literal. He said for the sake of his health he switch to a mostly plant based diet, and from weight training to cardio, among other things, and he is SIGNIFICANTLY smaller. He said it was for his health but also to get more roles since its harder to get roles at his current frame. Or at least hes limited to very specific roles. Unlike Rock who pretty much plays the same guy every movie. But then again he also owns his own production company so its not like hes scrapped for roles.
10:58 No, I have not seen the movie personally. I suspect "Stop or My Mom Will Shoot" *could* have worked with the right script. I know: If I haven't seen it, how can I say that? Bear in mind, the original TV Miami Vice became a smash phenom based on a hasty two-word memo, "MTV cops?" (Kind of sneaky of Arnold to troll Sly into seeking the part with that script, though!
You implied that the actor cut off his arm for a film role. I think that is called lying. Sandra Bullock claiming to be 29 when she was 27 doesn't sound like it would make much difference.
@@HariSeldon913 True, but my point was she was after a role playing a doctor and I'm sure there are plenty of doctors aged 27. Also the characters age might never come up.
I watched 'Stop, or My Mom will Shoot!' when it was released in theatres, back in '92. It was a stinker. I didn't watch another Sylvester Stallone movie until 1997's Cop Land, the best movie I've ever seen him in.
Back when I was studying iaijutsu my soke lied about his height all the time. He was at least 6’ 6” but would always say he was 6’ 3”. The thing is one of our senpai was 6’ 3” and he didn’t know. Soke was obviously significantly taller. The class used to travel to Japan to visit the dojo where our soke studied iaijutsu among other things. They always drew looks when walking down the street. Once they overheard a high school refer to them as the twin towers as they walked by.
4:16 When auditioning for the role of Ellie May in TV's The Beverly Hillbillies, Donna Douglas lied that she was 18. She was actually still a juvenile at 17 (or maybe 16, I forget the exact just now.) She certainly *looked* mature enough to be 18, HaHa! But she proved her acting chops with her portrayal of Ellie May's innocence and tough streak. Good job, Donna!
TBF, Milla hasn't caused millions of people to destroy hundreds of millions of dollars worth of materials or force us to do math before watching and enjoying a performance 🤪😹😂🤣
@@kanedaku He does it all the damn time. Most of these presenters can't be bothered to look up pronunciations and even get basic common words wrong. It's like they've hired a bunch of illiterates to read whatever blog post the video replicates.
The bit with Chloe Moretz is a bit bewildering, seeing as _Hugo_ takes place in France and yet is stocked with Brits. Then, we have Sacha Baron Cohen frogging it up whilst everyone else is having tea instead of wine. The movie and everyone in it were very good though
@@patdickson6740 sure, especially if you count influence and input in music, style and over JUST technical skills. For example, a lot of Brian May's unique guitar tones were thanks to John Deacon's home made solid state amps, he did far more than he got credit for.
Who are your top 5? I'd go Neil Peart, Gene Krupa, Rick "Thundergod" Allen, Bev Bevan (ELO), Alex Van Halen, Liberty DeVito, Tommy Lee, Buddy Rich, Jeff Porcaro, and every artist who ever made a DCI drum line, and...
You forgot a couple: - Jaden Smith: “Yes, I can act” - Tom Cruise: “Yes, I’m definitely over 6 ft tall!” - Edward Norton: “I’m a fun guy to work with!” - Aquafina: “Sure I can sing!” - Adam Sandler: “I’m funny” - Mark Wahlberg: “I have range” - Vin Diesel: “I can read” And then there’s the directors and producers: - Michael Bay: “Megan Fox? Yeah, I hired her because of her acting skills” - Katherine Kennedy: “I love Star Wars” - All the post-End Game Marvel producers: “I know what I’m doing” - Roman Polanski: “It’s fine, she’s like 20” - Marlon Brandon and the director of Last Tango in Paris: “This won’t hurt” - Harvey Weinstein: “Yeah, no, just a cup of coffee. Come on up”
Tom Cruise surprised me twice on Olympics: first is that he rode the bike himself, doing the one thing Jackie Chan used a stint double for. The other is making Simone Biles look average height, I knew he's nowhere near 170cm Tom is billed at, but I expected 160 not being close to 140-something gymnast WHILE WEARING LIFTS!
It’s LAY-zenby, dammit. Not a single WhatCulture video can get by without using the word “titular” and/or mispronouncing a performer’s name! Are there no rehearsals or any research done for these?
Reminds me of when John Lennon was asked of Ringo Starr," is he the best drummer in the world"? And John answered" nah, ----- he's not even the best drummer in the Beatles ".😅
Twilight was hot garbage from the beginning of the books to movies ending. No one in those movies had a chance to be anything other than cardboard or stilted. Especially Bella 'the godawful Authors personal self insert' Swan.
Eh, Bella in Twilight is supposed to be blank self-insert protagonist, it's basically like those visual novels or dating games for guys just with genders swapped. An Otome movie.
I totally disagree about things based on lies failing. How many religions are there? We'll assume that at least one of them got it right. That means all the others are based on bullshit but there's still a lot of people who follow them.
Here's the thing: Acting IS lying. If you can convincingly lie about your accent or height or whatever in auditions and land the role...the director really doesn't have much ground to complain. The drumming and volleyball are a bit different, because the director is trusting you on that.
It’s rumored that Steven Seagal told casting directors and producers that he was an actual martial artist
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HAHAHAHAHA!!! And he didn't tell them he had face palsy and was stuck in one expression.
He is, you dingus.
@@Shorty_Lickens r/woosh 😁
He lied and said he was an actor and human too. Obviously lies.
"I'm 18" - Traci Lords
That was an epic lie in that industry in the 80s.
Ahh beat me to it.
Prosecutors were going to go after all the males who had done scenes with her until they found out she'd obtained a US passport that showed her being of legal age. Even so, it probably would have gone about the same as the case against Rob Lowe for the minor he picked up in a 21 and over nightclub.
@@HariSeldon913 This is a situation where I think there needs to be some kind of repercussion against those who lied about their age. The problem is that they tricked themselves into being victims, so I don't really know how that would work.
@@brucenatelee They probably didn't go after her because they wanted to keep things as quiet as possible that she'd obtained the passport with fake ID because it probably would have led to a lot more people getting alias passports.
The story with Lazenby had me thinking that instead of being an actor, he should have been a real spy, because that's pretty slick.
Christopher Lee did both and he was a Bond villain (with a golden gun).
Arnold used to give bad lifting advice to fellow Mr Olympia competition as well, guy was an OG troll.
That's just awesome.
I am always in awe of actors who learn to play an instrument well enough to be believable in a short amount of time. Even with the aid of editing “movie magic”, I am impressed.
Tom ellis can’t play the piano, which he seems to do quite a lot in lucifer.
The movie Remo Williams featured a fictitious form of martial arts. When casting for the movie, the producers got tons of resumes from actors claiming to masters and black belts in that art. None got the part of course.
You say ‘of course’ but Steven Seagal actually got parts by claiming he was an actual martial artist
Awesome 😂😂
Jerry Boyle, who played Garibaldi on Babylon 5 made up his acting resume. He was a lawyer before the role so... it was in his wheelhouse
That makes sense
"Stop or my Mom will Shoot!" isn't that bad. It has some funny moments. And Arnie would always try to psych out his rivals back to when he was a pro bodybuilder, Sly should have known better (or read the script..)
I was about to comment the exact same thing. In the last month or two they've really had a couple shots at it. I think one of the young writers finally got around to watching it and thought "Ooh, this will make great content!"
It was a gawdawful turd 💩
Sly wrote scripts himself, so would always take the time to read scripts, unlike many actors on an audition.
@@BEdwardStover And began to direct and co-produce the entire film himself after Sir Roger Spottiswoode was dropped out
from the project.
When The Whale Rider did an open casting at her school Keisha Castle-Hughes told them she could swim (which the role required quite a bit) and she nearly drowned the first day they shot a take in the water. But she was absolutely perfect for that movie.
“Becoming Bond” is a very enjoyable documentary about the true story of George Lazenby’s unbelievable ascent from used-car salesman to leading man in one of the most high-profile movies in history; all based on a lie.
For animal house mark Metcalf told casting directors he was a longtime horseback rider, he never rode a horse at all.
Came here to say this myself.
Another lie actors tell to get roles is their ability to operate various modes of transport. "I can drive like a stuntman","I can ride a horse as good as Derby winners" and "I can fly a plane better than Sully". No you can't, no you can't and no you can't.
Another fib told for a movie part here or there, "I can do my own stunts." No you can't.
More specific example: Claudia Christian refused to do nudity after agreeing to play a stripper, nudity and all: The Hidden (1987). Infamously difficult actress Claudia Christian, well known for being about as easy to work with as Bruce Willis, was on the set of Jack Shoulder's follow-up to Nightmare on Elm St 2 with the 1987 action comedy horror movie The Hidden, starring Kyle McLaughlin, Michael Nouri and a certain actress. On the day of her shooting her STRIPTEASE act in the movie, she outright refused, grinding the production to a halt. (Btw, she also filled her bra on two different occasions, implying her breasts were much bigger than they were and lied about stripping ability. She was sent to Janet Jackson's choreographer for dance lessons; he called her "unteachable".) The money g-strimg was a compromise to getting what they needed from the notorious actress.
...and Elizabeth Taylor lied that she could ride a horse to get National Velvet. Joanne Woodward very nearly died during filming of a flood scene when she was a child. She'd lied when she said she could swim.
I heard somewhere (maybe from one of my many copies of T2) that Robert Patrick lied about being able to drive a motorcycle.
It's not a movie, but my favorite audition story is when Hugh Laurie tried out for the show House MD. David somebody, (I think he was the Director or Producer) had said he didn't want somebody with an accent playing the role. He watched Hugh's audition and said something along the lines of "Now that's what we need, a typical American actor." It would seem he was unaware of Hugh's large body of work, and the fact that he's BRITISH and was quite famous in the UK. He also has a lovely heavy British accent, but managed to adopt an American one for the audition. He got the part. 💙
Probably got the idea from Nicola Bryant. 😺😺
Laurie also went in scruffy, unshaved, jet lagged,because the part called for "House" to be scruffy,drug addled and "wiped out" looking.
@@ianhill4585 This was because Laurie was filming the movie Flight of the Phoenix, in which he plays an American businessman who (along with other passengers on the ill fated flight) are stranded in the desert. So he already had an unshaved, disheveled look about him when he filmed the audition for House in his hotel bathroom.
@@quintusaquila34 I knew it had to do with some sort of flight 😁, but thanks for the clarification.
How do you not include in the list that Antonio Banderas pretended that he could speak English at casting, when he could only say, 'Yes, I can do it'?
It probably doesnt matter much for Hollywood people, but a lawyer once told me if I lie on a resume or during an interview it could later be used as grounds for termination AND the company can sue me for my salary, cuz I misrepresented myself. I asked the lawyer cuz a placement agency wanted me to lie in order to land a job.
Lots of people lie on their resumes. If you can do the job it's only going to be a problem when they want to get rid of you or you screw up and your credentials come in to play. I've always been too paranoid though, even when I think I can probably do the job based on description.
@@Ceares or if it is a major part of the job like certain jobs that would require it for legal reasons
@@Shorty_Lickens Of course it can be grounds for dismissal! That’s a rather obvious one. Certainly where it concerns vital skills.
And no, no company is going to sue you for your salary: the legal costs would be higher than what they gain back
@@milton7763 the point.
you missed it.
02:56 Any audition where Steven Seagal is present and asking you to do things
Then Arnie turned around and made Twins
@210 million vs 70 million at the box office. Arnie is funny.
@@TheRockinDonkey Twins was way more digestible than Stop or my mom…
Last Action Hero is more of a tie in terms of garbage movies.
And Sylvester’s Oscar probably takes the cake
The bedt one I heard was Higgins from Magnum PI TV series in the 80s. Everyone thought the actor was British when he was actually from Texas. FYI, I believe his character was supposed to be British.
Yes, John Hillerman was from Texas and was such a good actgor, he got two roles in Paper Moon.
@@danwhitesall3521 what!? Never knew this!
The great actor George Kennedy was starting his career and was offered a good role in a western and lied about his ability as a horseman. He had never rode a horse, and until then, he hadn't even been around a real horse. He got a few lessons at a stable in LA, which was fine. However, a back injury he received in the army made it very hard for him to mount and dismount. He ended up in a lot of TV westerns during his career. His autobiography is one of the best actor stories. 😎
I thought "How can Lazenby only be number 3?" and then I heard number 2... wow.
How many of these are just elaborations from the actors or made up by the studio for free press? I’m setting the line at 5
Just caught the "Stop, or my Mom will shoot" review by cinema snob.
Great list 👌
The Woman who played Al Pacino's mother in Scarface was only 10 years older than him.
HOTD's Sea Snake guy lied about sailing. Guy gets hella seasick. They had to cut a ton of his planned story due to him being physically unable to perform on a boat.
press x for doubt. As in, I doubt they cut any of his story since he's barely a secondary character. And there's tons of ways to get around 'being on a boat' - the boat scenes they had were all a stationary deck with only cameras moving for effect.
@@button9 press whatever you want. Steve Toussaint said it himself in an interview...
@@rockoutmichigan I didn't doubt his sea sickness, I doubted they cut scenes since boat scenes would all be stable and not rocking.
Ana de Armas lied about her English skills, before landing the part in War Dogs. I believe she rapidly learned English, AFTER memorising her lines.
Whats funny is, if you look at Dave Batista now, he did the same thing, but literal. He said for the sake of his health he switch to a mostly plant based diet, and from weight training to cardio, among other things, and he is SIGNIFICANTLY smaller. He said it was for his health but also to get more roles since its harder to get roles at his current frame. Or at least hes limited to very specific roles. Unlike Rock who pretty much plays the same guy every movie. But then again he also owns his own production company so its not like hes scrapped for roles.
10:58 No, I have not seen the movie personally. I suspect "Stop or My Mom Will Shoot" *could* have worked with the right script. I know: If I haven't seen it, how can I say that? Bear in mind, the original TV Miami Vice became a smash phenom based on a hasty two-word memo, "MTV cops?" (Kind of sneaky of Arnold to troll Sly into seeking the part with that script, though!
Breaking News: Professional liars lie to be professional liars. Next up. Sports!
You implied that the actor cut off his arm for a film role. I think that is called lying. Sandra Bullock claiming to be 29 when she was 27 doesn't sound like it would make much difference.
I doubt there's a lot of actresses out there who haven't lied about their age at some point.
@@HariSeldon913 True, but my point was she was after a role playing a doctor and I'm sure there are plenty of doctors aged 27. Also the characters age might never come up.
Shouldn't matter if the group film makers could just do their job.
I watched 'Stop, or My Mom will Shoot!' when it was released in theatres, back in '92. It was a stinker. I didn't watch another Sylvester Stallone movie until 1997's Cop Land, the best movie I've ever seen him in.
Back when I was studying iaijutsu my soke lied about his height all the time. He was at least 6’ 6” but would always say he was 6’ 3”. The thing is one of our senpai was 6’ 3” and he didn’t know. Soke was obviously significantly taller.
The class used to travel to Japan to visit the dojo where our soke studied iaijutsu among other things. They always drew looks when walking down the street. Once they overheard a high school refer to them as the twin towers as they walked by.
I love it when these people have obviously never seen the movie. It's Love Potion Number Nine.
4:16 When auditioning for the role of Ellie May in TV's The Beverly Hillbillies, Donna Douglas lied that she was 18. She was actually still a juvenile at 17 (or maybe 16, I forget the exact just now.) She certainly *looked* mature enough to be 18, HaHa! But she proved her acting chops with her portrayal of Ellie May's innocence and tough streak. Good job, Donna!
Donna Douglas was 30 when she got the role of Ellie May.
Didn't Antonio Banderas "suggest" that he spook English for his first role? 😂
Not sure, but Mandy Patakin pretended his English was worse than Inigo Montoya's when doing publicity for The Princess Bride.
Wildlest lie in an interview was from Traci Lords....
Ahhnold has always had a pragmatic relationship with the truth.
They forgot when Mila Kunis lied about her age to get on That 70's show.
That 70s show isn't a movie
Traci Lords is the queen mother of all "age lies." Mila Kunis is the queen.
TBF, Milla hasn't caused millions of people to destroy hundreds of millions of dollars worth of materials or force us to do math before watching and enjoying a performance 🤪😹😂🤣
Miriam Colon who played Mama Montana was just 4 years older than Al Pacino.
Lay-zen-bee. Learn to pronounce things for the love of god.
Yeh, I noticed in this video he butchered about three or four names.
@@kanedaku He does it all the damn time. Most of these presenters can't be bothered to look up pronunciations and even get basic common words wrong. It's like they've hired a bunch of illiterates to read whatever blog post the video replicates.
Bro the way this dude says some words is wild
Check out the story where Samuel l Jackson got the role for pulp fiction...
The bit with Chloe Moretz is a bit bewildering, seeing as _Hugo_ takes place in France and yet is stocked with Brits. Then, we have Sacha Baron Cohen frogging it up whilst everyone else is having tea instead of wine. The movie and everyone in it were very good though
Arnie is the best. People judge him because of his slow speech and big muscles but his mind is big and fast...
While auditioning for Eddie and the Cruisers, Michael Paré lied about being able to play guitar and sing!
The biggest lies are no doubt the ones the public never learned of or the ones that employers never learned of
Here to see if Traci Lords makes the list
Sophia Loren lied about being able to swim in order to get the lead in Boy on a Dolphin.
I love Queen, one of my favorite band, but Roger Taylor is not one of the best drummer of all time. Not even top 100.
That may be, but John Deacon has got to be one of the best bass players though, right?
@@patdickson6740 sure, especially if you count influence and input in music, style and over JUST technical skills. For example, a lot of Brian May's unique guitar tones were thanks to John Deacon's home made solid state amps, he did far more than he got credit for.
Who are your top 5? I'd go Neil Peart, Gene Krupa, Rick "Thundergod" Allen, Bev Bevan (ELO), Alex Van Halen, Liberty DeVito, Tommy Lee, Buddy Rich, Jeff Porcaro, and every artist who ever made a DCI drum line, and...
@@JourneyAlee Dont forget the best of the best: LARS :)
Bonzo?
No that interesting a video until that story about Arnold makes the whole video worth watching!
" have to match the physicality of the character " umm borderlands 😳
09:16: While this one is simply armless.
Lay-zon-be, not La-zon-be
I think the guy who cut off his own arm should have been number 1.
I swear I saw this list before.
Left out the actors and actresses who got roles Grease. Claiming to be 16 to 18 when they were in their late 20's, early 30's
That was really common for the time though
The studio knew their ages, nobody lied
I was gonna say that.
@@kylec2761 .... I was being sarcastic 😐
The Hemsworth in this list twice 😂
Referring to People as a "news outlet" is the biggest lie of this video.
Did he list yep #8 robert
You forgot a couple:
- Jaden Smith: “Yes, I can act”
- Tom Cruise: “Yes, I’m definitely over 6 ft tall!”
- Edward Norton: “I’m a fun guy to work with!”
- Aquafina: “Sure I can sing!”
- Adam Sandler: “I’m funny”
- Mark Wahlberg: “I have range”
- Vin Diesel: “I can read”
And then there’s the directors and producers:
- Michael Bay: “Megan Fox? Yeah, I hired her because of her acting skills”
- Katherine Kennedy: “I love Star Wars”
- All the post-End Game Marvel producers: “I know what I’m doing”
- Roman Polanski: “It’s fine, she’s like 20”
- Marlon Brandon and the director of Last Tango in Paris: “This won’t hurt”
- Harvey Weinstein: “Yeah, no, just a cup of coffee. Come on up”
Nice list 😁😁😁👍
Claus Kinski: "I am totally not absolutely insane"
Adam Sandler is funny... at times.
Tom Cruise surprised me twice on Olympics: first is that he rode the bike himself, doing the one thing Jackie Chan used a stint double for. The other is making Simone Biles look average height, I knew he's nowhere near 170cm Tom is billed at, but I expected 160 not being close to 140-something gymnast WHILE WEARING LIFTS!
Watching Tom Cruise next to Emily Blunt always gets me
It’s LAY-zenby, dammit. Not a single WhatCulture video can get by without using the word “titular” and/or mispronouncing a performer’s name! Are there no rehearsals or any research done for these?
What’s with the poor pronunciations of some of the names I’m not impressed.
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Actors lying ? That's the whole job
Roger Taylor is not even close to being the best drummer of all time 😂 maybe the best drummer on this list
Reminds me of when John Lennon was asked of Ringo Starr," is he the best drummer in the world"?
And John answered" nah, ----- he's not even the best drummer in the Beatles ".😅
Kristen Stewart said she could act.
She can and has proved it many times. Watch Speak. She did it when she was 15 and is amazing.
Twilight was hot garbage from the beginning of the books to movies ending. No one in those movies had a chance to be anything other than cardboard or stilted. Especially Bella 'the godawful Authors personal self insert' Swan.
She got an Oscar nomination for "Spencer".
@@dhenderson1810 Oscars mean absolutely jack and shit.
Eh, Bella in Twilight is supposed to be blank self-insert protagonist, it's basically like those visual novels or dating games for guys just with genders swapped. An Otome movie.
I totally disagree about things based on lies failing. How many religions are there? We'll assume that at least one of them got it right. That means all the others are based on bullshit but there's still a lot of people who follow them.
Here's the thing: Acting IS lying. If you can convincingly lie about your accent or height or whatever in auditions and land the role...the director really doesn't have much ground to complain. The drumming and volleyball are a bit different, because the director is trusting you on that.