Some theatrical movies play a blooper reel at the end of the movie, either before, during, or after the credits. In my experience the films that do this are almost always comedies, though one sees them occasionally with action movies, where they show stunts gone wrong.
I’m curious—are any films which aren’t in the comedy or action genre but which play a blooper reel with the credits? For example, are there any non-comedic dramas, documentaries, thrillers, or romances which feature a blooper reel?
I’m actively awaiting the blooper reel at the end of the next remake of A Man for All Seasons
“Alas, Richard. It profiteth a man not to sell his soul for the entire world. But for Poughkeepsie?”
Take two
“Alas Richard. It profiteth a man ----- line?”
Take three
“Alas Richard. It profiteth a man not to sell his soul for the entire --cough, cough, cough…”
Take four
“Alas Richard (laughs uncontrollably for two minutes)”
Take five
“Alas Richard. It profiteth a man not to sell his soul for the entire world. But for humpbacks?”
Beep
This is kind of a cheat, but the Jackie Chan movie"Who Am I?" has his usual blooper credits and stunt-gone-wrong bit at the end. It was supposed to be his first attempt at a “serious” movie and was not well received.