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Mid-scene, Jeff Cohen made up a Jewish prayer on the spot. It fit Chunk's terror so well the filmmakers kept it in the final cut. I can describe all three of them. Baruch atah Adonai Eloheinu Melech ha'olam. The best part is that the prayer literally translates to "BLESSED are You, Lord." So Chunk was begging for protection from above.

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The Ghost and Mr. Chicken (1966): 10 INSANE Facts You Didn't Know! The most famous line in The Ghost and Mr. Chicken, the one people still shout at weddings and graduations 60 years later, was never supposed to be more than a single joke. And the man who insisted on making it a running gag was never credited for writing a word of the movie. Number

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Did you know that Jim Carrey was initially offered $350,000 for the role of Lloyd Christmas in Dumb and Dumber (1994), but turned it down, asking for $400,000? The studio said no. But then Ace Ventura came out and was an unexpected hit. About a week after the film debuted, the studio agreed to the $400,000 price tag, but Carrey turned it down, want

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Did you know that during the filming of Splash, Daryl Hannah showed excellent underwater abilities. She had been a fan of The Little Mermaid since childhood and once practiced swimming with her legs tied together, so her movements were natural and graceful after putting on the mermaid tail. During the underwater scenes, she could hold her breath fo

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Part 3 of 3. Smokey and the Bandit: 10 Behind-the-Scenes Facts You Never Knew! She was self-conscious, constantly second-guessing herself, and unsure if she was there because of her talent or because she was dating the lead. Even with Burt's support, the environment was rough. Gleason barely acknowledged her. Crew members didn't know how to handle

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Part 2 of 3. Smokey and the Bandit: 10 Behind-the-Scenes Facts You Never Knew! Number two. Before Smokey and the Bandit, Hal Needham was known as one of Hollywood's top stuntmen, but he'd never directed a film. He had the concept, the action, the charm. But when he pitched it around town, every studio passed. Too Southern, too silly, too risky. Nob

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