“Unwrap the Secrets: Astonishing Behind-the-Scenes Elf Facts That Will Ignite Your Christmas Spirit!”

"Unwrap the Secrets: Astonishing Behind-the-Scenes Elf Facts That Will Ignite Your Christmas Spirit!"
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If you look closely you can see Caan turn around in the scene to hide his laughter so he doesn’t ruin the take.

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The Epic Burp Is Real

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That lengthy, dare I say it…iconic, burp that Buddy lets out at the dinner table after chugging a two-liter bottle of Coca-Cola was a real burp. Well, it was real, but it wasn’t Will Ferrell’s. The burp was actually dubbed over the scene by a voice actor who could burp on command.

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That actor actually voiced Brain from Pinky and the Brain. Among his many talents is being able to let out a 12-second burp.

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There Was Going To Be A Sequel

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Even though Ferrell seems pretty open to other sequels (hello, Anchorman 2 and Zoolander 2) he’s always refused to do an Elf sequel. Ferrell was even reportedly offered $29 million to reprise the role and still said no.

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Why? He says that it would “look slightly pathetic” if he tried to “squeeze back in the elf tights.” I think Buddy the middle-aged elf could work. The fans will take anything they can get.

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In 2010, Elf Made Its Way To Broadway

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It’s not always easy to turn a hit movie into an equally successful Broadway show, but Elf lent itself perfectly. The Broadway show ran from November 2010 to January 2011 and received critical and commercial success.

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The musical boasted songs with hilarious titles like “World’s Greatest Dad,” and “Nobody Cares About Santa.” The musical made $1.4 million in its opening week and has returned to Broadway frequently, proving that the best way to spread Christmas cheer is singing loud for all to hear.

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