Legendary Deleted Scene From "Night At The Museum"

Jon Bernthal shared a hilarious behind-the-scenes moment from filming his deleted scene in Night at the Museum, where he played Al Capone. Playing the legendary mobster, Jon got so caught up in the intensity of holding a Tommy gun during an action sequence that he instinctively started making "pew pew" and gun sound effects with his own mouth while filming. Director Shawn Levy had to stop the camera mid-take and explain to him that they had a multi-million-dollar post-production budget specifically for sound effects. Seeing a tough-guy actor like Jon Bernthal get so excited playing pretend that he ruined a take with his own mouth noises is pure gold. #jonbernthal #nightatthemuseum #alcapone #behindthescenes #funny #viral #funnymoments #shorts #comedy #interview #latenight #celebritystories
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