Entertaining Outtakes of Orson Welles in a Paul Masson Commercial Go Viral

The internet is buzzing with laughter over the famous outtakes of Orson Welles during a Paul Masson commercial shoot. These clips, now edited into the released ad, have captivated audiences on Reddit and beyond.

In the video, Orson Welles, renowned for his deep voice and dramatic flair, attempts to deliver the line, "The French Champagne has always been celebrated for its excellence. There is a California Champagne by Paul Marceau, inspired by that same French excellence. It's fermented in the bottle and like the best French Champagne, it's vintage dated. So Paul Marceau..." However, things go hilariously off-script as Welles appears to be struggling, leading viewers to believe he might be "three sheets to the wind."

The comments section is filled with amused reactions. One user, drawing a humorous comparison, exclaimed, "The original Jim Lahey." Another quipped, "That dude is 3 sheets to the wind!" referencing Welles' seemingly inebriated state. The phrase "Cut" echoes through the comments, indicating the frequent interruptions during the shoot. A nostalgic fan noted, "This reminds me of the (excellent) Star Trek in-takes," linking the chaotic energy of the outtakes to those from the beloved sci-fi series.

This clip not only showcases the comedic side of Orson Welles but also serves as a testament to the unpredictable nature of filming commercials. It's a must-watch for anyone in need of a good laugh or interested in Hollywood history. Don't miss out on this viral sensation and the chance to see one of cinema's greats in a whole new light.