Hollywood Wardrobe Malfunctions You Have To See To Believe

Mel Gibson in Gallipoli

Mel Gibson was still an up-and-coming actor when he starred in the 1981 Australian war drama Gallipoli. The film follows Mel Gibson’s character along with other young men who enlist to fight during World War One. While it’s well-known this film took some creative liberties to portray the infamous Gallipoli campaign against the Ottoman empire, there is a scene that wasn’t supposed to reveal as much as it did! Gibson’s character stripped to swim with his fellow soldiers, and his manhood was completely exposed to the camera.

Tom Cruise in All the Right Moves

Tom Cruise, like most high-profile actors, has had his fair share of wardrobe malfunctions. One of his earliest roles took place in 1983 when he starred as a Serbian-American high school student. Cruise gave this sports drama his all and performed a totally nude during a sex scene with fellow star Lea Thompson, who played his on-screen girlfriend. The actor made a wrong move during this pivotal scene, causing his private parts to be completely exposed to the camera for a few seconds. This slip made it onto the big screen and bumped this film’s rating from R to X!

Louis C.K. in American Hustle

American Hustle received several Oscar nominations for its amazing cast and storyline, including Best Actor, Best Director, and Best Picture. Comic Louis C.K. was one of the many prolific actors to star in this black comedy crime film. During a scene where an FBI agent is interrogating Louis’s character, viewers can clearly see a Rolex on his wrist. This film was set in the 1970s, and the Rolex didn’t come out until 2010! It’s a glaringly obvious error, but viewers and critics didn’t give the film too much grief for it.

Gabrielle Union in Bad Boys II

Gabrielle Union starred in the hit movie Bad Boys II as Special Agent Sydney Burnett. She plays the love interest to one of the main protagonists, so it’s no surprise her wardrobe consisted of tight and revealing outfits. However, one of her outfits was apparently too tight and revealed more than the actress expected. During an intense scene where Union’s character throws a gun into a live mine field and dives for cover, her top slides to the side and reveals her nipple. It’s only revealed for a moment, and it’s hard to notice unless you slow down the footage. Many fans noticed this, but it appears the editors didn’t because the slip made it onto the big screen!

Kate Winslet in Titantic

Kate Winslet’s role in the romance/disaster classic Titanic is still praised as one of the best examples of acting in this era. Titanic became a quick classic, despite fans creating memes about the door situation. This movie is still referenced and spoken about frequently in current film and media, which only gives credence to its memorability. However, there was a minor detail involving Winslet’s character that fans are surprised the editing team didn’t notice. Winslet’s character has a mole that wanders between the left and right sides of her face throughout the movie. You would think the creative team would have chosen a spot for the mole and stuck to it, but when you watch the film, you’ll notice the mole frequently shows up on different areas of her face!

Denzel Washington in Ricochet

The 1991 action crime thriller Ricochet stars big-name actors and received solid success when it was released. Washington played LAPD Detective-Lieutenant and ADA Nicholas “Nick” Styles, who spends the majority of his time with fellow law enforcement officers, both in the field and in the locker room. During a scene where Washington’s character leaps up while fully nude in the locker room to hide from a woman entering the man-only zone, his front is completely exposed to the camera. You can only see his manhood for a fraction of a second, but it’s been pointed out many times by fans.

Extra in Teen Wolf

The wardrobe malfunction we’re referring to here happened during the original 1985 film, not the adapted tv series or the new 2023 movie. An extra in the background of this scene was cheering for the basketball team when her fly went down, completely exposing her undies to the camera. The extra quickly recovered, but this movie is known for mishaps. During a different scene, an extra pulled his member out of his pants on purpose, and it made the final cut! Seriously, if you haven’t seen the 1985 Teen Wolf yet, you need to!

Earpiece in Captain America: The First Avenger

Captain America is known as one of the best Marvel movies, and it created an amazing storyline that Chris Evans would follow throughout the entire franchise. This movie focused heavily on its attention to detail and attempts at realism despite it’s fantastical plot, but there was a serious slip-up in one scene. About an hour and a half into the film, you can clearly see this soldier wearing a state-of-the-art earpiece. There’s no way technology like this would have been used during World War II, which is when this scene is supposed to take place. It’s only a minor detail, but it can definitely pull you out of the scene if you notice it.

Female Cast in Julius Ceasar

The film Julius Ceasar is a film adaption of Shakespeare’s play based on the real-life story of betrayal and power struggle in ancient Rome. This 1953 epic film received critical acclaim for its attention to detail and realism, but there are a few elements that don’t line up with the time period. The most obvious example is the wardrobe of the female cast members. While their outfits line up with the time period, their undergarments do not. The female cast can be seen wearing bullet bras, which were iconic in the 1950s when this movie was filmed. However, they definitely didn’t exist back in ancient Rome!

Elizabeth Hurley in Bedazzled

Elizabeth Hurley starred as the Devil in the 2000 remake of the original Bedazzled movie. Her character is often seen wearing a body-hugging red dress and is the embodiment of all that is wicked as a sexy, strong, flirtatious type who easily manipulates the main male lead into giving up his soul. As Hurley is getting the main male lead to sign a contract in her office, she bends to sit, and her dress flares up, revealing something scandalous! Fans still debate over whether this slip revealed some cute underwear or bare skin, but either way, the moment obviously reveals something unintentional!

Daniel Day-Lewis in There Will Be Blood

Daniel Day-Lewis starred in the hit 2008 film There Will Be Blood as Daniel Plainview. This movie is known for its dramatic performances and all-absorbing storyline, but there are a few moments that show historical inaccuracies. One of the most minor details is hardly ever seen, but it still needs to be said. Daniel’s character is often seen wearing boots, and fans have noticed these boots have a waffle sole design on the bottom. While this detail isn’t very obvious or noticeable, it’s still way outside of the time period’s fashion. That type of design wouldn’t have been invented yet during the film’s time period!

Ryan Gosling in La La Land

Ryan Gosling gave an incredible performance in La La Land. This film captures the feel of modern-day Los Angeles and provides the audience with a look into the lives of those who live in this famous city. However, there’s a pretty obvious wardrobe malfunction moment in the movie that we’re surprised the directors didn’t notice! At one point, Ryan’s character is seen wearing a retro-brown color shirt during an intense road rage scene. In the very next scene, his character arrives at his sister’s house wearing a blue top! Are fans supposed to think he keeps spare shirts in his car and randomly decides to change? It’s a pretty obvious mistake. After a moment, he sits at the piano and is again wearing a different shirt! What is happening here?

Tobey Maguire in Seabiscuit

Tobey Maguire played a gorgeous jockey in the movie Seabiscuit. The movie fared well with critics and fans, but many have pointed out the inconsistencies with the wardrobe. The biggest issue is the horse jockey fashion of the 1930s and 40s, which this movie didn’t represent accurately. The strapped helmet Maguire’s character wears throughout the movie would not have been worn by jockeys during this time period and is a pretty glaring issue within an otherwise close-to-perfect movie.

Bruce Willis in Pulp Fiction

Pulp Fiction thoroughly deserved its R rating for multiple instances of profanity and extreme violence. However, despite all that, there were very few instances of nudity in this 1994 crime saga. During a quiet moment when Bruce Willis’s character, Butch, hides out with his girlfriend, there’s an unexpected moment of nudity. Butch takes a shower and is barely covering himself with a towel when he comes out. There’s a moment where Butch doesn’t hold the towel high enough and exposes his manhood to the camera. Later on, when the film is aired on television, the towel is digitally stretched to cover him, but this moment remained intact when it premiered on the big screen.

Female Cast in Pearl Harbor

During this scene in Pearl Harbor, audiences see nurses stretched out on their luggage and wearing period dresses accurate of that time period. However, there’s one very obvious issue with this scene. Can you see it? To an untrained eye, there appears to be no issues with this scene, but people who understand that time period know that women displaying bare legs in public would be considered very scandalous back then. Women would have been wearing stockings or a suitable alternative during this time period.

Ashton Kutcher in The Butterfly Effect

Ashton Kutcher received rave reviews for his performance in The Butterfly Effect. This movie started a sensation about time travel that is still spoken about and explored to this day. Kutcher’s character discovers he can travel in time and fix his past mistakes but must deal with the consequences of his actions in the present day. During one scene in the movie, Kutcher wakes up in bed next to someone he doesn’t recognize. He quickly scrambles out of his bed, and the ill-fitting boxers worn by the actor accidentally reveal more of himself to the world than he intended. It’s a very quick moment, but noticeable if you slow down the footage.