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" Everyone loves a good video leak. Whether it&amp;#039;s David O. Russell and Lily Tomlin going at it like rabid pit bulls or Christian Bale annihilating a lighting guy with his sailor mouth, the Internet can&amp;#039;t turn a blind eye whenever a secret camera catches celebrities losing their shit. They&amp;#039;re just like us! But so much angrier. On April 14, an iPhone video of Dennis Quaid flipping-the-eff-out slipped into the Internet waters. The story circulated across the typical avenues: your TMZs, your Access Hollywoods, your local news channels, and your late night TV monologues. Everyone posted and reposted because, well, Quaid&amp;#039;s vicious attack was perfect.  Too perfect? Skeptics raised a red flag. After watching Jimmy Kimmel pull one too many carpets from under viral video viewers&amp;#039; feet, many wondered if the Quaid video was an elaborate spoof. Eyebrows were raised high enough that Kimmel even addressed it on his show late Tuesday night. But that didn&amp;#039;t stop people from basking in the fire-red glow of Quaid&amp;#039;s outburst. The lines were simple and effective: &amp;quot;This is garbage!&amp;quot; he screamed. Turns out, it really was garbage. Quaid&amp;#039;s video was a prank\u2014though that label doesn&amp;#039;t do it justice. Funny or Die released the full &amp;quot;explanation&amp;quot; of the events, best witnessed for one&amp;#039;s self. Quaid deserves an Oscar.      "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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