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Come on, imagine you on premiere night to shot you and Jason.

You're crying on the roller coaster crowd cheering.

And today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 behind the scene secrets and comedies that make the movie funnier.

E looks like a nerdy hillbilly for this list.

We're looking at real life filming details that add to our overall enjoyment of the movie moments in question.

And did you try to reenact our number 10 entry?

Steve Carell actually got his chest waxed.

The 40 year old Virgin Steve Carell out did himself with the scene, one of the most hilarious and memorable of his career.

Watching Andy get his main of chest hair painfully removed is nothing short of comedic gold.

The first one Corals performance is absolutely masterful because, of course it was 100% real.

The Onley person he has to blame for the anguish he experienced is himself, as he was the one who insisted they use his riel chest hair director Judd Apatow shot the scene in one take, using five cameras, so the reactions you see on screen are entirely genuine.

It would appear that the old adage great art comes from great pain is legit.

This is not a good look for May number nine.

Jeremy Renner broke both his arms during a stunt tag.

Just ask Jeremy Renner, who broke both his arms while performing a stunt for the movie tag.

The stunt required Renner to fall with a stack of 20 ft high chairs, ultimately landing safely on the ground.

When did you did you know it was bad, like once I knew I gotta hit the ground that it's Ah, it was a good with their stars, seriously banged up, the production had to get creative, so they outfitted Renner with a pair of green screen sleeves to cover his casts and added a set of computer generated arms in postproduction Huggies.

Attempts to face me failed because he lacks confidence, so for part of the movie.

Renner's arms aren't even his own number.

One movie Scrooged Working with family can be a tricky endeavor, especially on a film.

You invite him to Christmas dinner every year, and every year he's too busy to come.

And when are you gonna learn we'll never He's my brother.

However, when said family members have this many acting credits between them, it can definitely make the job more manageable.

Such was the case for Bill Murray, who, along with his three brothers Brian Doyle Murray, Joel Murray and John Murray, appeared in the 1988 Christmas comedy Scrooged.

Daddy I Wonderful Choo Choo was and go out and get a job and buy it chichi.

In a flashback, John plays his brother no surprise there, and Joel plays a guest at a party.

Number seven Fake New York City Scott Pilgrim versus the World Director Edgar Wright is known for cramming his highly stylized films with mountains of Easter eggs, inside jokes and pop culture references.

Scott Pilgrim versus The World is no exception and features a great film industry gag that likely flew over the heads of most viewers.

Oh, yeah, God, this job here and getting it always said Toronto was one of the great cities.

The film, which takes place in Toronto, was actually shot.

They're making it somewhat of a rarity as many films shot in Toronto use it as a stand in for New York City.

At least it'll give us something to complain about.

Right references, This fact during Scott's fight with Lucas Lee having Scott fly through a fake New York City backdrop on Lee to reveal the city of Toronto on the other side.

Oh, prepare the O prepared to feel the wrath of the League of Evil exes.

Our hats go off to anyone who noticed this on their first viewing.

Fear of roller coasters knocked up Knocked Up opens with the ultimate dude montage, Seth Rogan and company smoke stage boxing matches, have dance offs and ride roller coasters.

Yeah, the latter proved particularly difficult for actor Jay Baruchel, who is deathly afraid of roller coasters.

Mark my words, I'm not going on any roller coasters today.

Before shooting began, he told director Judd Apatow he would appear nude and a later scene if he didn't have to go on the ride.

Habito initially agreed, but later reneged on his promise, forcing Barry Shell to join his co stars on the roller coaster.

You try to the fact that in the movie is gonna look so great that you're scared.

Something tells us Jay Baruchel didn't have to work very hard to achieve the look of pure terror.

Honestly, I swear to God, I did start to cry.

I started having a major freak out, and I started like a My heart started pounding and I could feel I could feel tears welling up in my eyes.

The fake McDonald's scene was shot in a Wendy's coming to America.

This film sees Eddie Murphy playing an African prince who travels to America in search of love All told, he plays four different characters in the film, something he would continue to do for many years thereafter.

You must be out, your goddamn man, Joe Louis, The greatest box ever live.

He would better Clay he bad and Sugar Ray he bad in there.

Who that Luke had might look like a bulldog.

A running joke throughout the film is that Murphy's character works at a clear cut McDonald's rip off called McDowell's.

Apparently, McDonald's didn't have a problem with a joke, but in the end, all of the McDowell scenes were shot inside of a Wendy's restaurant.

Look, man, a McDonald's people, I got this little misunderstanding.

I'm McDowell uh, they got the Golden Arches.

The irony of passing off a disused Wendy's as a McDonald's copycat certainly makes coming to America a heck of a lot funnier.

In this classic Christmas comedy, Will Ferrell plays an elf who travels to New York City in search of his father.

I'm here to see a Walter Hobbs E Buddy The Elf.

The film goes to great lengths to demonstrate how little Buddy knows of the real world with the scene in which he eats a disgusting mixture of spaghetti, maple syrup and candy for breakfast, perfectly illustrating his fish out of water status.

We turns out the concoction tasted Justus grosses.

Farrell was forced to shoot the scene twice after having thrown up on the first attempt.

Way said it before, and we'll say it again.

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