BTS Footage Of Bill Paxton Giving A Chaotic Tour Of Twister’s Set Is Going Viral On TikTok, And Fans Can’t Get Over Him Comparing It To Jaws

BTS Footage Of Bill Paxton Giving A Chaotic Tour Of Twister’s Set Is Going Viral On TikTok, And Fans Can’t Get Over Him Comparing It To Jaws

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Ever since the excitement for the 2024 blockbuster film, Twisters, people around the world have been revisiting the 1996 film, Twister, which the new movie is based on. The film is a favorite for many, as there’s a lot of nostalgia wrapped up in Bill Paxton and Helen Hunt storm chasing and being thrown around using old school practical effects. A new behind the scenes video from the ’90s classic also went viral, showing Paxton running around the Twister set. He also compared the movie to Jaws, and a lot of fans are agreeing with his assessment. 

The Crazy Twister Set Tour Led By Bill Paxton

The resurfaced behind-the-scenes video posted by Entertainment Tonight shows Paxton chaotically climbing on the Twister set. The Hollywood production is perfectly 90s, with actual twisted and destroyed stairs for the actor to climb on, as well as other faux debris on the ground. He almost falls a handful of times on the purposely unstable set piece, but like a true movie star, recovers gracefully. His charisma and silly charm is on full display, reminding audiences what made him so special. You can see the TikTok below: 

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