cell phone only adds credibility to his claim."Īccording to fans, the Dennis Quaid meltdown video is reminiscent of another actor's on-set meltdown. Dennis Quaids rant is fake: The Hollywood stars foul-mouthed meltdown was a Funny Or.
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"The fact that a crew member, cast member or extra is filming this on a. Must-see Christmas TV specials on Netflix and Amazon Prime Video. On Tuesday, the Internet was alerted to an expletive-filled video of actor Dennis Quaid supposedly having a meltdown on set. ago Stickied comment OP sent the following text as an explanation on why this is unexpected: Is this an unexpected post with a fitting description Then upvote this comment, otherwise downvote it. "There's no way this is, too much anger and profanity," a Youtube viewer commented.
Other people are not quite so sure that the video is staged. It's really messing with my mind," the user posted. "It feels scripted to me, but so does every viral video since Kimmel started doing his schtick. People magazine quoted Reddit users who say that this may be part of a new Jimmy Kimmel sketch. Us Weekly asked the Vegas actor about the video at Crackle’s Upfronts event in New York City on Tuesday, but he said simply. After all, plenty of viral videos have turned out to be scripted or filmed for the purpose of getting people to believe that they are watching a leak. Quaid himself chose not to comment on the widely watched meltdown. While others believe the authenticity of this video, others think that this is perhaps a comedy sketch or a talk show segment. The truth behind Dennis Quaid’s infamous on-set meltdown is finally revealed. The video then quickly shifts to a view of the floor. The 44-second clip also showed Quaid insulting the cast and crew, calling them "garbage," "zombies," and other profanities. The Dennis Quaid video showed that he is in what appears to be an office, with a desk and a bookshelf in the background. The grainy video showed the actor yelling, "What the f-?" before going on to scream at the "unprofessionalism" of the crew he was working with because someone was whispering and walking around the set, distracting the 61-year old actor. Blow me,' Quaid says in a video that recently surfaced online, but many are wondering if his rant is real. In the video, the actor cursed at people on the set where he was acting. Dennis Quaid goes on a tirade in a viral video that has been making the rounds in the internet. Apr 15, 2015, 11:03 AM Funny or Die On Tuesday, what appeared to be a cell phone video of Dennis Quaid flipping out and yelling at crewmembers on a film set went totally viral.
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