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Nobody does bloopers quite like Paul Rudd! Join us as we count down the funniest moments where Paul Rudd completely lost it — or made sure everyone else did — on set! From uncontrollable flatulence to riffing with a puppet, Rudd's behind-the-scenes chaos proves he's just as entertaining off-script as he is on it. Which Paul Rudd blooper cracked you up the most?
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00:00Well, you know the old expression, nope.
00:03Welcome to WatchMojo, and today we're looking at the bloopers where Paul Rudd left his castmates in stitches.
00:13Number 10, Riffing with the Puppet, Dinner for Schmucks.
00:16This bizarre comedy is as weird as its premise, but its bloopers may just deliver the biggest laughs.
00:22Oh, you're a good person.
00:23No, it's all right.
00:24Oh.
00:25You are, you're a good person.
00:28No, you really are.
00:28Paul Rudd has the cast and crew laughing more than once here.
00:31One of his funniest bits includes remaining completely casual even when a cast member runs into his frame, which Rudd
00:37is happy to embrace.
00:43Another involves him arguing with Kristen Schaal, frequently breaking his co-star through hilariously inappropriate phrases.
00:49Still, we'll give the W to his exchange with Diane, the puppet controlled by Jeff Dunham's character.
00:54Tim, I'd like to introduce my friend Louis and his wife Diane.
01:00Your wife?
01:01For now.
01:03Honey, please.
01:05Honey, please.
01:06Dunham, having forgotten his line, leaves Diane hanging.
01:10Rather than holding the awkward pause, Rudd acknowledges it, leaving everyone laughing at how quickly the actor adapted on the
01:16fly.
01:17Number 9, Botched Seduction, Wanderlust.
01:20As odd as his behavior might seem, Paul Rudd is actually behaving how he's supposed to in this blooper.
01:26Within the story, his character is pressured to make a move on Mullen Ackerman, but botches it because of his
01:31poor seduction skills.
01:32I'm gonna get on it.
01:34I'm gonna get on it and I'm gonna get in it and down it and through it.
01:38Still, Rudd adds his own kooky spin to the moment, and it's clear that neither the crew nor the actor
01:43himself is prepared for how things spiral out of control.
01:46Firing on all cylinders with wacky and awkward wordplay, he causes each take to fall apart the moment he escalates.
01:53I'm gonna get up on your bones.
01:59We can't blame Ackerman for failing to stay professional.
02:01Not when she's got Rudd throwing all inhibition away right in front of her.
02:05I wanna squeeze out some of that t-t-t-t-t-t-juice.
02:09Some of the juice.
02:11What?
02:14Number 8, You Invited Him? I Love You Man.
02:18Actors don't always appreciate being given notes, especially when the dialogue is basic at best.
02:23I hope you don't mind.
02:25You invited him?
02:26Paul Rudd turned this into one of the most over-the-top takes you could imagine.
02:30In the film, the climactic moment sees Jason Segel's character arrive at the wedding.
02:34Invited by Rashida Jones' character.
02:36I love you, man.
02:39I love you too, bud.
02:40Despite delivering the required reaction, Rudd receives direction to go bigger.
02:45Of course, he stretches this out to its wildest length.
02:49With an exaggerated delivery that resembles SNL's Californian sketch more than anything else,
02:54he breaks down Jones in less than a second,
02:56showing us what happens when Rudd truly goes big without limits.
03:01You invited him?
03:04Number 7, Fumbling His Lines. How Do You Know?
03:07Many either don't remember this rom-com,
03:10or mainly recall it as one of the biggest box office bombs of all time.
03:14How are you doing?
03:16I'm great.
03:18Yeah?
03:19Yep.
03:20Well, treasure it.
03:22But if the bloopers are anything to go by, at least everyone had a good time.
03:26Paul Rudd got in on the fun during a particular restaurant scene,
03:29making it his mission to break Reese Witherspoon out of character.
03:32I'm gonna lick out everything that I have inside.
03:36Oh, kiss on kiss?
03:38Nuts to you!
03:40Unable to deliver the lines as intended,
03:42he fumbles them further to add her reaction to the gag reel.
03:45Maybe the actor thought that if he's going down, he's taking his co-star with him.
03:49It became even more chaotic moments later,
03:51as Rudd demonstrates the wackiest way you've ever seen anyone chow down on a plate of spaghetti.
04:02Number 6, this coming from the guy, Role Models.
04:05Sometimes, there's really nothing to do except crash out.
04:09And on this occasion, that seems to be what Paul Rudd did.
04:12A question may be a stupid one, but I'm just spitballing here.
04:16The get-out-of-jail-free card, is that based on something that exists, or...?
04:20That wasn't a stupid question.
04:23That's real.
04:24It's real in the game of Monopoly.
04:26Yeah, it's based on true events.
04:28How? What do you mean?
04:30Chance?
04:32During an exchange meant to be a riff-off with Sean William Scott,
04:35Rudd tries and fails to deliver his exact dialogue.
04:38From being confused between Venice Beach and Venice Boulevard,
04:42to getting any words out at all,
04:44this just isn't Rudd's day.
04:45This coming from a guy whose sole purpose in life
04:48is to walk up and down Venice Boulevard.
04:51This coming from a guy whose sole purpose in life
04:53is to walk down Venice Beach,
04:54try to pick up girls with, like, free Jaeger shot signs.
04:57That's hilarious.
04:58So instead of trying to salvage anything out of the moment,
05:01he resorts to throwing a well-timed F-bomb Scott's way,
05:04leaving his co-star in stitches.
05:06This coming from a guy who's trying...
05:08F*** you.
05:09Hey.
05:11Honestly, given the nature of the film,
05:13we wouldn't have been surprised
05:14if the blooper had actually made the final cut.
05:17I can't believe we're going to jail.
05:18Believe it.
05:19Hey, maybe you'll roll doubles, you know?
05:21If not, you just miss three turns.
05:22Game face, bro.
05:23I told you.
05:24Game face.
05:25Enough with the game face, all right?
05:27This isn't beach volleyball.
05:28Number five.
05:29Racist Rant.
05:30The X.
05:31He may be known as one of Hollywood's perennial nice guys,
05:34but Rudd can play an absolute jerk
05:36with complete authenticity.
05:38Don't believe us?
05:39Check out his role in The X.
05:50Although a small part,
05:56Rudd comes across as nasty as intended.
05:59But that doesn't make holding a straight face any easier for those around him.
06:02While doling out a rant at his target,
06:05Rudd tosses out the most random list of stereotypes.
06:08You heard me, Banderas.
06:09Hit the road.
06:10Going back to your...
06:11While his selected words are hilarious in their own right,
06:14it's actually his total commitment that causes everyone to break.
06:17You heard me, Iglesias.
06:18Take your anger out on a piñata.
06:20You're gone.
06:21Unlike his castmates,
06:22Rudd never steps out of character,
06:24making him appear like the only fictional person
06:27in a room full of real people.
06:35Number 4.
06:36Chilly Willy.
06:37Night at the Museum.
06:38Another small role,
06:39another big blooper.
06:41Paul Rudd shows up for a minor part in Night at the Museum,
06:44with many fans even failing to remember he's in the movie.
06:47Can you believe his weather?
06:50Chilly, right?
06:51Chilly, chilly, chilly.
06:53Willy the penguin.
06:55But when it comes to the gag reel,
06:56he might be the most memorable presence.
06:58Although a fairly straightforward line,
07:00Rudd keeps messing his delivery up.
07:02Chilly Willy the penguin.
07:07It doesn't get any better with repeated takes
07:09as he gets thrown off his game himself.
07:11Soon enough,
07:12it's not just his line,
07:14but pretty much all his mannerisms
07:15that get everyone laughing.
07:17When I go to the...
07:20You know things are out of control
07:22when even the director can be heard offscreen,
07:24as Sean Levy's humorously exasperated remarks
07:27are heard each time the actors break.
07:29All right, let's go again.
07:30Number 3.
07:31Leaky Excitement.
07:32This is 40.
07:33From the looks of these bloopers,
07:35Paul Rudd had pre-decided
07:36on sabotaging Leslie Mann's scenes.
07:38How else do you explain
07:40the actor making his co-star laugh
07:41in just about every take?
07:43Are you serious?
07:44This must be the way that I'm sitting.
07:46But maybe Rudd was in cahoots
07:48with Mann's husband,
07:49director Judd Apatow,
07:50all along,
07:51seeing as the latter
07:51happily allows Rudd to mess around.
07:54The actor made a risque joke
07:55with his co-star in an earlier scene,
07:57which he brings back later.
07:59Your dad called us here happy birthday.
08:01Don't do that.
08:02Don't do that.
08:04This time, though,
08:04the gag is far more explicit.
08:07Using a hidden water bottle
08:08to simulate his excitement around Mann,
08:11Rudd instantly breaks her,
08:12and by the sounds of it,
08:13the entire crew around them.
08:15The cap is off.
08:19Number 2.
08:20Dust Mites.
08:21Anchorman 2.
08:22The Legend Continues.
08:23The Anchorman 2 blooper reel
08:25is filled with the cast
08:26trying their best
08:27to keep a straight face,
08:28only to end with
08:29everyone breaking character.
08:30Studio 53.
08:32It's good to use
08:33when you need to enter
08:36a war hole.
08:39I took that long
08:40to think of that.
08:42But anyone aware
08:43of this satirical series
08:44knows just how wildly
08:46the dialogue goes off the rails.
08:48What are you?
08:51Finnish?
08:53Oddly enough,
08:54I'm 100% full-blown Mexican
08:57from the state of Oaxaca.
08:59No, you're not, honey.
09:00So we can't fault the actors
09:02for cracking up
09:03while delivering their lines.
09:04While Paul Rudd
09:05is no different,
09:06he does end up
09:07as the instigator
09:08of all the chaos.
09:09Then again,
09:09when a lot of the jokes
09:10focus on a particular part
09:12of the male anatomy,
09:13the jokes flow
09:14pretty naturally.
09:15So when he talks
09:16about the natural
09:17dust mites
09:18around that region,
09:19it doesn't take
09:20more than a second
09:20before Rudd
09:21and his castmates
09:22are out of character.
09:23Hey, it's just two people
09:24doing what comes
09:25beautiful and naturally.
09:27You know,
09:28except one of them
09:28has just got millions
09:30of microscopic dust mites
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10:01Number one,
10:03Uncontrollable Flatulence.
10:04I love you, man.
10:05To say that Jason Siegel
10:06and Paul Rudd
10:07were close on set
10:08would be an understatement.
10:10Oh my God.
10:10Look at him crop dusting
10:12across your open house.
10:13It's a disgrace.
10:14He farted in my open house.
10:16He sure did.
10:16From making raunchy jokes
10:17to randomly kissing each other,
10:19the pair was clearly
10:20comfortable with each other.
10:21That must be why
10:23Rudd's toilet humor
10:23keeps cracking Siegel up
10:25without fail.
10:26Interspersed among
10:27all the other
10:27wacky moments
10:28between the cast,
10:29the blooper reel
10:30features Rudd
10:30joking around
10:31with his extreme flatulence.
10:33I think I needed
10:33to bring it down a notch.
10:34You're a great deal.
10:35That was the chair.
10:36That was...
10:38Although he breaks character
10:40in every other moment,
10:41the actor keeps the act up
10:42even as Siegel
10:43can barely keep his composure.
10:45Fart jokes
10:46are undoubtedly childish,
10:47but when executed right,
10:49as demonstrated by Rudd,
10:50they can bring out
10:51the biggest laughs.
10:52Are there any
10:53Paul Rudd bloopers
10:54you can think of?
10:55Let us know
10:55in the comments.
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