Improvised but uncut scenes from famous movies (video)

**Improvised but Uncut Scenes from Famous Movies (Video)**

It's not always possible to do everything perfectly during filming, and even to repeat the same scene many times in a row. Sometimes actors have to re-enact the same scene dozens of times! But sometimes unexpected situations, improvisations, falls or "extra" lines become cult classics in a film. Because they are said at exactly the right time and in the right place.

**"The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers" and Viggo Mortensen's Broken Fingers**

Viggo Mortensen has repeatedly encountered difficult situations in this series. During the filming of one of the episodes, the actor had to kick the heavy helmet of an orc. Viggo kicked it so hard that his fingers broke. Of course, Viggo screams in pain, but despite the severe pain, he continues to act! Director Peter Jackson was so impressed by this episode and Mortensen's bravery that he included this shot in the trilogy.

**"House of Dragons" and the Good Deed of a Cruel Prince**

There is an unscripted scene in the series "House of Dragons," which Matt Smith, who plays Prince Damon, came up with right on the set. Paddy Considine (the actor who plays the prince's brother, King Viserys) is walking towards the throne in the 8th episode of season 8, when his crown falls off his head. But since no one stops the actor, he continues to walk towards the Iron Throne. At that moment, Matt Smith, who is walking next to him, picks up the crown and puts it on Paddy's head. They decide to finish the scene and include it in the script, this shot describes Prince Damon's personality and his real relationship with his brother.

**"Night Cowboy": "Hey, don't you see, I'm coming!"**

The amazing scene where Joe and Rizzo are literally run over by a taxi wasn't in the script. But since the film is shot in real conditions, life itself intervenes in the episode. As the characters cross a New York street, a car threatens to run over the actors. Dustin Hoffman, without leaving his character, says to the driver: "Don't you see, I'm coming!" and slaps the hood with his palm. He behaves so naturally that this episode is left in the film.

**"Rocky" and the orange**

The film "Rocky" had a small budget, so some scenes had to be shot in real conditions. So, in the morning run scene, actor Sylvester Stallone runs through a real market. During the filming, an orange seller tries to give the actor fruit, but throws an orange at Stallone - Sylvester catches it. The scene turns out to be very organic and is included in the film.

**"Mrs. Doubtfire" and the icing**

This stunt accidentally occurs when Robin Williams' character "falls face down" on a cake. When the actor brings an uninvited guest a cup of tea, the icing on his chin falls into the cup. Of course, this situation is not written into the script, but Williams does not lose his temper: "Here comes the icing too." It was so funny that the unsuccessful shot in the film was left out.

**"Lemony Snicket: 33 Misfortunes" — Jim Carrey "in character"**

Jim Carrey's performance is a separate topic. In the episode where the children are getting acquainted with Count Olaf, Jim Carrey says: "Oh, that's so sad." But then the actor suddenly says "Stop," claps and announces that he will say this sentence again. The actor really wanted to repeat this shot. But this moment fits the situation so well that the director decides not to cut anything from the film.