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Yee-Haa's in 2005 Dukes movie

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Hey, gang.

Don't know if anyone else has noticed this but me, but in the original trailer for the 2005 Dukes movie (the one that starts with a countdown: 05...04...03...02...01), the "Yeee-Haa" yell heard as we see the General flying through the air doesn't appear to be made by Johnny Knoxville or Seann William Scott. It doesn't match with the way their yells sound in the finished movie, and it DEFINITELY doesn't match the yells used for the exact same shot at the beginning of the movie (where the General is freeze framed in mid air and the titles are superimposed over the car). In fact, the "Yeee-Haa" is barely audible in the finished product compared to the trailer.

Personally, I like the yell they used in the trailer better than what they used in the movie. Wonder if someone else in the cast or crew dubbed the "Yeee-Haa" for the trailer? Wish they would have just used the same person and over-dubbed Knoxville and Scott. Their yells sounded horrible. They were way too short and added more of a drawl to it by tacking "haw" instead of "haa" on the end. The yell used in the trailer sounded more along the lines of what Tom Wopat and John Schneider did in the series. Anyway, just my two cents. These are the little things I notice that probably nobody else cares about LOL

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