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Bloopers for the Holidays (Part 1)

Bloopers for the Holidays (Part 1)

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With the release of each new TV series, we collect our favorite bloopers and wrap them up in a goofy little video package. We've posted this batch of the-camera's-rolling screw-ups to brighten your holiday just a little bit and to share some of the fun we had while filming our latest season. In reviewing these, I notice how I struggle to remember my lines, how we work hard to get just the right light (often in the last 30 minutes before sundown, how we scout just the right spot for on-cameras (like in the mud of the Venetian lagoon, how I'm determined to include the heavy history, and how I can hardly contain myself when it all comes together (like sitting in Casanova's prison cell. These clips also remind me how thrilling it is to be all alone in great places (like in Florentine palaces and with Monet's water lilies. and how we have no control over who veers into our shot. It seems we're always dealing with limited time either how long we're allowed in a place, or how long we'll have the good light. Many of the actual on-camera lines are crafted right there on the spot, when we better understand what we will have in the program (and with time running out. And another big concern is helping those making guest appearances on camera with me to be loose and have fun. I love to get other voices in on the program. We have fun ongoing jokes with our crew. For a decade, I've been trying to sneak in my various favorite little factoids. For example, years ago I was told that the word barbarian comes from the Roman notion that non-Romans were little more than animals with a language that sounded that way: bar bar bar bar. But my crew always outvotes me on the veracity of that notion. Anyway, enjoy these little bloopers as you enter into what I hope is a very happy holiday season for you and your family
Date: 2020-08-09

Comments and reviews: 4


Are you Rick Steve's? Shut Up! Heh, thats better than what I'd say. I'd probably rush up and interfere with the shot as I thanked him for giving me the confidence and tools to go roaming across Europe by car, metro and train. Thanks Rick.
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I love your work, Mr. Steves and crew. I've been watching your videos for years and I share your love of travel. Always looking forward to more of your adventures. Thanks!
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It would be wonderful to meet you serendipitously at the Trevi fountain. Rome is our favorite city in the world, btw. Even the out takes are great.
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Just enough tongue twisters to remind us that, although he appears to be, even Rick is not perfect. Thanks for the laughs!
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