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Actor Dennis Quaid found himself going viral earlier in the week when what appeared to be a "leaked" video from his latest movie set showed him throwing a ll-scale temper tantrum Dennis Quaid's viral meltdown video was finally explained in a new nny or Die sketch -- watch the hilarious clip now! On Monday, April 13, a video "leaked" online of the Truth actor Kimmel was the prime suspect for setting up a hoax similar to the "Worst Twerk Fail EVER — Catches On Fire!" video that went viral in 2013 and was later revealed to be a skit for his show. Things You Didn't Know About Soap Star John Aniston The explanation behind the seriously epic video of 61-year old actor Dennis Quaid's on-set

meltdown is finally here. No, it actually wasn't Jimmy Kimmel, but it was staged. The 44 second video went viral on Monday April 13 after apparently being 'leaked' online and showed the UPDATE: When Dennis Quaid was asked about the leaked video at an event today in New York, Us Weekly reported the actor remained mysterious, replying only, "Oh, I'm not gonna talk about that The supposed "leaked" Dennis Quaid on-set outburst clip was a fake after all.. It was actually all leading up to a new nny or Die video, released Wednesday. In the footage, Quaid is seen yelling Dennis Quaid's On-Set Freak Out: The ll Video: Directed by Jack Bishop. With Gene Augusto, Monica Baker, Sean Dacanay, Amy Eicher.

The truth behind Dennis Quaid's infamous on-set meltdown is finally revealed. Kimmel addressed being blamed for the video on his show, saying, "You play like 50 pranks and all of a sudden people don't trust you anymore." NEWS: Jimmy Kimmel Addresses Dennis Quaid Freak-Out Video The Dennis Quaid meltdown video that "leaked" last week was officially a prank. The comedy video website nny or Die claimed responsibility for the video on Wednesday and released a ll cut At last, somebody is owning up to the Dennis Quaid freakout video, and it's none other than the jokesters at nny or Die. In the extended video, released Wednesday morning, Quaid can be seen acting on a ll view of the set — complete

with literal "horse ," "zombies," "" and everything else he lambastes in the original cellphone video of the flip-out that went viral