Jimmy Kimmel and Dennis Quaid (inset)
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04/15/2015 AT 07:40 AM EDT
He's the king of pranksters, but Jimmy Kimmel may not be behind a certain video sweeping the Web.
The late-night talk show host, 47, addressed the clip uploaded to YouTube of Dennis Quaid, 61, that caught the actor having an angry outburst on a movie set, amid fan speculation that it was a stunt for Jimmy Kimmel Live!
"When I woke up this morning, I was being blamed for it," the comedian said during his Tuesday night episode.
"I have to say, it's disappointing. You play, like, 50 pranks and all of a sudden people don't trust you anymore," he said with a laugh – although he never outright denied his involvement.
And although the reason for the Rookie star's angry eruption remains a mystery, Kimmel provided his own theory about why Quaid was screaming at his colleagues while supposedly filming a movie.
"Did anyone ever consider that maybe Dennis was doing voice-over for a new cartoon?" Kimmel asked the audience.
He then aired a clip of the animated Daffy Duck making hand gestures with Quaid's fiery lecture as the voice-over.
While a rep for Quaid has not yet responded to PEOPLE's request for comment, a spokesperson for Mythology Entertainment – the production company behind his recent film project, Truth – told TheWrap that it did not take place on the set of their movie, which finished production last year.
The late-night talk show host, 47, addressed the clip uploaded to YouTube of Dennis Quaid, 61, that caught the actor having an angry outburst on a movie set, amid fan speculation that it was a stunt for Jimmy Kimmel Live!
"When I woke up this morning, I was being blamed for it," the comedian said during his Tuesday night episode.
"I have to say, it's disappointing. You play, like, 50 pranks and all of a sudden people don't trust you anymore," he said with a laugh – although he never outright denied his involvement.
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And although the reason for the Rookie star's angry eruption remains a mystery, Kimmel provided his own theory about why Quaid was screaming at his colleagues while supposedly filming a movie.
"Did anyone ever consider that maybe Dennis was doing voice-over for a new cartoon?" Kimmel asked the audience.
He then aired a clip of the animated Daffy Duck making hand gestures with Quaid's fiery lecture as the voice-over.
While a rep for Quaid has not yet responded to PEOPLE's request for comment, a spokesperson for Mythology Entertainment – the production company behind his recent film project, Truth – told TheWrap that it did not take place on the set of their movie, which finished production last year.
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