Why the most disgusting scene from Jackass: Best and Last was nearly cut

Meet Jeff Tremaine, the Jackass director and co-creator who has been behind some of the most outrageous stunts in the franchise's history. According to him, one scene from the final film, Jackass: Best and Last, was so disgusting that it nearly didn't make it into the movie at all. This scene, which involves laxatives, clear underwear, and a game of Twister, has left audiences gasping in shock and disgust. But what's more interesting is the behind-the-scenes story of how this stunt almost didn't make it into the film.

Jeff Tremaine's admission that he's not proud of the stunt is telling. As the director and co-creator of the show, he's had a hand in some of the most memorable moments in Jackass history. But it seems that this particular stunt was one step too far, even for him. He revealed that he was on the verge of leaving it on the editing floor, so disgusted was he by the content. It's evidence of his commitment to the franchise that he ultimately decided to keep it in.

However, Tremaine's decision to keep the stunt wasn't entirely his own. He revealed that a Paramount executive insisted that the scene be included in the movie. It's a reminder that, even in the most outrageous and irreverent of franchises, there's often someone who wants to push the boundaries further. In this case, it seems that Paramount was keen to include the scene, despite its graphic content.

The Jackass franchise has always been known for its outrageous stunts and disregard for safety. From Johnny Knoxville's infamous bull-riding accident to Steve-O's rectal examination by a robot, the series has pushed the boundaries of what we consider acceptable. And with the final film, Jackass: Best and Last, it seems that the gang is going out with a bang - literally. The film features a range of stunts, including a look back at some of the worst injuries the franchise has suffered over the years.

As Knoxville himself admitted, the Jackass franchise has come close to death multiple times. From brain haemorrhages to broken ribs and concussions, the gang has suffered some serious injuries over the years. But it's a price they're willing to pay for the sake of a laugh. And with the final film, it seems that they're going out with a bang, literally.

So, what's next for Jackass? With the final film now out, it's hard to imagine the franchise continuing without its core cast of characters. But as Knoxville himself admitted, this is really the end. The final curtain call for the Jackass gang means that fans will have to say goodbye to the outrageous stunts and antics that have become synonymous with the franchise.

In the end, the Jackass franchise will be remembered for its outrageous stunts and disregard for safety. But it's also evidence of the power of friendship and camaraderie. Despite the injuries and the near-death experiences, the gang has always stuck together, and that's what makes their final film so poignant.

As I watch the trailer for Jackass: Best and Last, I'm struck by the sense of finality that hangs in the air. This is it - the last hurrah for the Jackass gang. And while it's hard to say goodbye, I have no doubt that they'll leave a lasting legacy comedy.