What have been the funnest movies to make?

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Top Gun was allegedly one long coke binge

I have to imagine Ocean's 11 was just a bunch of guys goofing off

I want to believe that the Hangover was a good time to film

Pretty sure the cast of Grease had a good time…..

Maybe Ghostbusters? Again, Bill Murray.

Galaxy Quest?

I know I have seen some blooper reels for a lot of TV shows that give the appearance it’s just nonstop laughter. But for movies..

Lol don't be misled by those BTS videos where it shows the crew all jovial and happy. That is cherry picking all the footage you've shot at its finest. It's the complete opposite on literally every single set aside from like Lifetime or Hallmark movies. Those are the only type of sets I've worked where everyone is chill and in a good mood, which is odd given the fact that those are tier 1A sets. Even on comedy sets, people act like they're sitting in a divorce court getting fricked by the judge.

Everyone, besides the actors, is always miserable, cranky and is about one failed take away from going postal.

Action and comic book films are the absolute worst and I refuse to work them unless I either have no work lined up or it's a once in a lifetime chance to work with characters I grew up idolizing like Superman or Batman (which I still end up regretting). I've worked on two James Gunn films and even though I don't like most of his movies, he is a good director to work for and I've got absolutely nothing bad to say about him when it comes to being a boss. His sets really challenge you but he's constantly joking and trying to lift spirits where as with other directors, shite rolls down hill.

I've heard Spielberg's sets are a nightmare to work as well.

I've heard many actors say comedies are a pain in the arse to make, while horror movies are the most fun.

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