CLASSIC MOVIES Bloopers (1930-50)

Listening to" godamnit" every verse end would drive me up the wall

Love the bloopers of early Hollywood all these actors still screwed up even swore

Nobody i repeat nobody swears in the Lords name and gets away with it

Olivia has quite the mouth!

Even the great Errol Flynn can stuff his lines and also have a real sense of humour, also Bet Davis can be very funny too.....

What potty mouths!

Striking a match on cue while delivering lines is more difficult than many think. Depending on that match igniting on the first strike is by chance 😂

Lovely - so so funny. Thanks especially for the captions naming the actors.

Most said GD alot

In a recorded interview my late grandmother did with the late American actor Cesar Romero in 1968, he told her that Jack Warner used to collect all the bloopers from WB films and every year would show them at a studio Christmas party. I wonder whether these bloopers were from Jack Warner's personal collection?

im a surgeon god damn it

As a fan of Errol Flynn, it’s a pleasure to see this set!

And not one superhero movie imagine that

Wow, Olivia de Havilland had some spicey language off camera! I’m not surprised. She was a very strong woman, didn’t take guff from anybody. The exact opposite of her Melanie character in GWTW!

Ann Sheridan was underrated. IMO. I'll bet she was fun to work with, too.

Bette Davis is just delightful. I could listen to her breathe her dialog and then loudly proclaim "Aw, son of a bitch" mid-sentence all day.

Hand written screenplays…….Amazing

Olivia De Havilland is a cusser 😂.

ah so they did swear back then

What the movie of the first one where the girl falling and dude catch her

40s actresses coming out with things like "ah goddam it" is unexpectedly sexy.

Ann Sheridan seemed like she was a lot of fun to be around.

Love the classical movies💙💜💚

This looks like so much fun.

Hearing them swear so humanly is my fucking favorite

I love how it was such a big deal that “I don’t give a damn” was said in Gone with the Wind, when in reality everyone was using “Jesus Christ” and “son of a bitch” and “what the hell” on a continuous basis. Why were they so worried about keeping these common phrases off the screen back then when everyone used them anyway? Seems ridiculous.

"Oh, yer followin' me."
"A course. I've been following you your whole life, George."

This is what people were like irl back in the day. The sanitized image we have is all wrong.

Olivia de Havilland had quite a mouth

That trans-atlantic accent.. so classic and great to hear. You can really see where the actors of the 60's ans 70's got their vibe from. It was all the same but everyone had such style and grace. But at the same time they all cursed and got aggravated like us. Just cool as hell.

LOVE THIS.
See so much more of these amazing actors than just by watching their films.

I didn't know swearing could be classy

An amount of useless reels ready to be burned back then...a priceless treasure for cinema History now

Ass and all 😂

nice to see de Haviland like this... knew Sheridan was never hiding 
anything

Anybody else find it just amazing and fascinating listening to how these guys spoke back in the 1930s? They literally sound like many people today with the swearing and blasphemy phrases ect lol

So sad they used Jesus and God’s name in vain. Sickening

Not one F bomb

This is interesting because real really don't get a real sense of personalities back then everything is filtered through rose-colored glasses people back then swore with a foul mouth and I can feel the real life from people who are probably dead now

“Son of a bitch” 🤣

I love how they break into their normal voices when they screw up lines LOL

Erroll was FINE

Did I hear Bette Davis correctly? "Son of a bitch won't come off." 🤣😂

Wow I can't get over how much Erroll looked like Kevin Kline in that clip with Ann Sheridan

Que averdad muy querido I momentos de umor👌🇪🇦🌏🎶🎄🎂Such a Funny 🤗🎇🎭🍵