Brace yourself for this one. In the final, heartbreaking scene of All Dogs Go to Heaven (1989), Burt Reynolds (voice of Charlie) reportedly required over 60 takes to finish the scene because the child actor Judith Barsi (Anne-Marie) was murdered by her father before the film was completed.
Burt broke down every time but felt the need to finish due to its symbolism to her spirit and her legacy. I can't even finish watching it, let alone have had to perform the scene. This would be a hard scene for any dog lover even without the added tragedy. With it, it's a life changing watch.
I dred to think how many takes I'd have needed. If I had, as I imagine it did to Burt, it would haunt me until the end of my days. 💔🌹#RIP
Still here, still screaming this. The Kimmel performance was a reminder why I fucking LOVE heavy music. Gave me crazy goosebumps. Congrats @knockedloose!
Seeing that a lot of internet friends are meeting each other for the first time tonight at Apocalypse Fest. Thought I’d slap on a name tag so we can help identify each other better.
Thank you for being here tonight!
HAPPY HALLOWEEN 🎃