The very first intense of malapropism was recorded in the filming of the 'The Munich Putsch' in 1923. What started as a civil concussion as to who would play the leading role of Adolf Hitler between Adolf von Thadden and William Pierce, soon escalatored into a viscous, savage argument. Sensing the argument would soon turn to cufflinks, Pierce took initiation and struck Von Thadden's forehead with a nearby fire distinguisher. "Put zat down, Pierze! Zis are very expensive props we are zealing with, and zey cannot be subjected too...malapropism!" Quotation: Famous concentric film die-erector.
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