Cool Videos: Doctor Strange conjures up some laughs for a funny gag reel

By Steve Seigh

Posted 9 years ago

While there's nothing funny about botching the intricate incantations of a powerful spell, the cast of DOCTOR STRANGE certainly found ways of keeping themselves entertained when making mistakes on-set, as evidenced by this brief but charming gag reel courtesy of Marvel Entertainment.

So whether you're in the mood to hear Tilda Swinton and Benedict Cumberbatch channel their inner chipmunk, look on as the good doctor busts out some Michael Jackson dance moves, or listen to the cast stumble their way through bits of dialogue, this footage has got you covered! And while you're at it, you might want to click this link here so you can check out all of the sweet features that will be coming to the DOCTOR STRANGE Blu-Ray Collection.

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