For movies as big as the ones that come out of Disney, writers spend countless hours pouring
over every detail of their scripts to make sure every moment is the best it can be.
However, the truth is, when the actors get on set or in the recording booth the script
can sometimes go out the window as the stars choose to improvise, ad-lib or just go crazy
with the character.
Often times, these unplanned moments are scrapped but in some cases these happy accidents end
up creating some of the most amazing moments in the film.
Here is our list of 10 Amazing Disney Movie Moments That Happened By Accident.
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Lion King Many people would argue that Lion King is
Disney’s best animated movie of all time and the truth is that there is a lot to love
about this classic film.
From the heartfelt story to the iconic characters, every aspect of the motion picture seems to
be perfectly designed.
That being said, there is always room for unscripted fun and that’s exactly what happened
when Nathan Lane, who famously voices Timon, came up with the line “What do you want
me to do, dress in drag and do the hula?”
on the spot.
This line fits so well with the character and had people of all ages laughing away and
it’s hard to believe that it was something the actor just made up on the spot.
Beauty and the Beast Beauty and the Beast is one of the most beloved
Disney movies of all time and the hotly anticipated live adaptation of the classic story promises
to be a smash hit.
We have to wonder if the new film will include one of the most famous improvised lines form
the original movie.
As it turns out, when Cogsworth’s says: “Flowers, chocolate, promises you don’t
intend to keep,” it was actually a moment completely improvised by the voice actor,
David Ogden Stiers.
Sir Ian Mckellen will be playing Cogsworth in the 2017 film and we will be watching to
see if he brings back this unscripted line and if he add in any of his own improvised
moments!
The Avengers While most people think of animated kids movies
when they think of Disney, let’s not forget that the mouse house is also behind the wildly
successful Marvel Cinematic Universe too!
The Avengers took the world by storm in 2012 and the movie did a great job of managing
all of the various characters and creating one cohesive film.
That was not an easy task, especially when you have the likes of Robert Downey Jr. messing
around on set.
Apparently, the actor would hide snacks for himself around the set and then eat them during
and between takes.
The filmmakers tried to stop him but he persisted and they ultimately decided to make the snacking
a fun part of the Tony Stark characters.
At this point, we aren’t really sure where Robert Downey Jr. ends and where Iron Man
begins.
Brother Bear Brother Bear is by no means Disney’s most
successful or famous film ever but it does feature a pretty remarkable voice acting performance
from Joaquin Phoenix.
When a star of Phoenix’s size makes a mistake, you just go with it and that’s exactly what
happened behind the scenes of Brother Bear.
During recording, Joaquin Phoenix accidentally referred to Koda’s friend Bucky as Binky.
Jeremy Suarez, who voices Koda, chose to respond by saying: “First of all, his name’s Bucky,
not Binky, and it wasn’t a pine cone it was a pine nut!
And it was huge!
Even bigger than your fat head.”
The line is great but the writers of Brother Bear can’t take credit for it as it was
totally made up by Suarez on the spot as a reaction the Phoenix’s slip up.
Toy Story With hugely talented stars like Tom Hanks
and Tim Allen voicing the lead characters, Toy Story was destined to be a great movie.
The characters are awesome but what really sets this animated flic apart is it’s hilarious
dialogue that can be appreciated by people of all ages.
As it turns out, one of the most famously hilarious scenes from the original film was
actually completely improvised by Tom Hanks.
When recording the scene where Woody is trying to convince the other toys that Buzz is okay,
Hanks improvised the entire puppet show routine right on the spot.
Most of the lines were so good they ended up making it into the film proving yet again
that sometimes the best things in life are the product of some happy accidents.
Aladdin By this point it’s a pretty well known fact
that the late great Robin Williams did a lot of ad-libbing and improvising for the role
of Genie in Aladdin.
There are countless celebrity impressions in the film, but did you know the Pinocchio
gag was completely made up on the spot by Williams.
Apparently, the filmmakers liked the joke so much that they forced the animators to
go back to the scene and re-edit it to include the moment where Pinocchio’s head ends up
on the genies body.
This may have seemed like a lot of work at the time, but looking back now it was totally
worth the extra effort!
Pirates of The Caribbean Over the years, the Pirates Of The Caribbean
movies have made an absurd amount of money for Disney and it’s mostly due to the outstanding
performance given by Johnny Depp as Captain Jack Sparrow.
Despite a recent string of flops, Depp is a great actor and he brought a lot of ad-libbed
magic to the Pirates franchise.
Most notably the use of the word “savvy” which has now become instinctively connected
to his iconic character was something that Depp came up with on the spot and the filmmakers
decided to keep in the film.
With Depp returning for the fifth installment in the Pirates franchise, fans can be sure
he will be bringing his famous “savvy” line with along with him.
Guardians of The Galaxy When you hire a hilarious comedic actor, you
are going to get improvised moments and that’s exactly what happened when Chris Pratt landed
the lead role in the Guardians Of The Galaxy movies.
Pratt goes off script many times in the first film but there was one joke that he and director
James Gunn never thought would make it into the final film.
Pratt’s character, Peter Quill, makes a quick witted and sexually charged Jackson
Pollack reference, but the actor was sure the joke would be deemed to Risque for the
Disney property.
However, Gunn convinced studio head Kevin Feige to let him include the moment in a test
screening and it’s a good thing he did, because it got the biggest laugh of the entire
film.
The Jungle Book The Jungle Book got it’s live adaptation
in 2016 and the world got to see actors like Bill Murray, Idris Elba and Scarlett Johansson
voicing the famous characters.
As it turns out, the original movie was almost quite different as it almost didn’t feature
Kaa's famous song 'Trust in Me'.
As it turns out, that song was actually once called 'Land of Sand' and it was originally
was written for Mary Poppins to sing to the Banks children.
Disney decided that it didn’t fit in that movie but that it was a good song nonetheless
so they just changed the name and gave it to the hypnotic snake Kaa to sing in The Jungle
Book.
Years later, the song has become a big part of The Jungle Book and it’s hard to imagine
what it would have been like had Disney not made the last minute switch up.
Frozen There is no denying that Frozen is a force
to be reckoned with and the hit song “Let It Go” became the anthem of kids around
the world.
Kids weren’t just obsessed with the song either, the lovable snow man Olaf, voiced
by Josh Gad, also became a huge hit with fans of all ages.
Olaf is a pretty silly character and it turns out that most of his lines and actions were
actually improvised by Gad while on set.
The actor has a lot of experience with comedy, so it makes sense that he went off script
but apparently it started getting so out of hand that the filmmakers had to reign him
in to make sure that Olaf ended up being the character they wanted him to be and not just
and animated version of Josh Gad.
So there you have it, there is our list of 10 crazy unplanned Disney movie moments.
Which one of these happy accidents was your favorite?
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