outtake
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- noun
- /ˈaʊtˌteɪk/
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toma descartada
- The director shared some funny outtakes that weren't used in the final cut.
- blooper outtakes
- scene outtake
- studio outtakes
These are some, but not all of the outtakes.
- These are some, but not all of the outtakes.
Examples
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And we included this little tag at the end of the movie kind of as a nod to the original, where we had an outtake from the Garfield scene with Bill Murray and Woody at the very end of the movie.
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And here come the outtakes.
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So, we included this outtake that made us laugh of Bill doing a Spanish version of a hair ball.
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It's like an outtake from The Newlywed Game.
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These are the outtakes on that scene where Dick had that piece of bad luck.
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And they put a little thing at the end with some outtakes of ours, which is really cute.
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The video itself is okay, but the outtakes afterwards make us laugh so hard.
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Here's Debbie in a rare outtake from Singin' in the Rain.
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Were you surprised when the City of New York started pushing back and subpoenaed notes and outtakes from the film?
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I remember the audience roaring with laughter and delight at these outtakes!
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Synonyms
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6.8
Parts of a film or book removed before the final version is released
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Outtake comes from out- meaning 'not in' or 'outside' and take meaning 'a recorded try', as in a film 'take'. So an outtake is a 'take' that was left 'out' of the final film, a scene recorded but not used and often shown later as a funny extra.