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Olivia de Havilland, Henry Fonda, Michael Caine, Richard Chamberlain, Patty Duke, José Ferrer, Slim Pickens, Katharine Ross, Richard Widmark, Bradford Dillman, Lee Grant, Ben Johnson, and Fred MacMurray in L'Inévitable Catastrophe (1978)

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L'Inévitable Catastrophe

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Sir Michael Caine stated in an interview that during filming he thought the little yellow spots left by the bees on his clothing was honey, so he began to eat them, entirely unaware that what he was eating was actually bee feces.
This was Fred MacMurray's final film before his death on November 5, 1991 at the age of 83.
Sir Michael Caine was so impressed by the number of big stars in the film's cast that he signed on to participate in it without even bothering to read the script first. He has since been very upfront about how bad he thinks this film turned out to be, claiming that it was the worst film he ever starred in.
Henry Fonda was an avid beekeeper in real life.
Producer/director Irwin Allen was so disheartened by the amount of money he lost on this film that he forbade any of his employees to ever mention it again. He even cut short an interview when a question was asked about it.

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