Mistakes that made the final edit

[franticplanet]

Will Smith had never acted before, so for the first few episodes of the first season of The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air you can see him silently mouthing the other actors dialogue as he is waiting to speak.

Dustin Diamond does this pretty much through the entire run of Saved by the Bell.

[Chedney Honks]

The Coogan mispronounciations are a deliberate, practised quirk of the character across every incarnation for nearly thirty years.

Amazing that anyone would be determined enough to assert these are genuine mistakes but there are some utter cunts.

[Autopsy Turvey]

The Coogan mispronounciations are a deliberate, practised quirk of the character across every incarnation for nearly thirty years.

Amazing that anyone would be determined enough to assert these are genuine mistakes but there are some utter cunts.

Apart from "brig break", that was never deliberate surely.

[Tony Yeboah]

Dustin Diamond does this pretty much through the entire run of Saved by the Bell.

See also Craig Charles and Jesse Ventura.

[Bad Ambassador]

One from, of all places, The Goes Wrong Show, which is filled with deliberate errors as a result of the incompentant characters staging a play.

One episode sees one waving a shotgun at the others, the weapon managing to snap in two during the take, but the actors play it off as though it's "supposed" to happen as a scripted mistake.

[An tSaoi]

Dustin Diamond does this pretty much through the entire run of Saved by the Bell.

It's endemic in the early Harry Potter films.

[Chedney Honks]

Apart from "brig break", that was never deliberate surely.

Apart from "brig break". I just couldn't be bothered to state the obvious for more than two sentences.

[Shoulders?-Stomach!]

I'm pretty sure that's a joke about the presenter Griff is imitating (Henry Kelly?) phrasing things weirdly, and he says something else that sounds a bit odd later on. But I'll have to rewatch.

It definitely is deliberate. Christ what is wrong with people

[Shoulders?-Stomach!]

It's pronounced Steve Cugan.

Like Seve Ballesteros