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In Pulp Fiction (1994), John Travolta convinced Quentin Tarantino to change Marvin's death. In the original script, Vincent intentionally killed Marvin after first shooting him in the throat. Travolta argued audiences would hate the character. To which, Tarantino agreed.

In Pulp Fiction (1994), John Travolta convinced Quentin Tarantino to change Marvin's death. In the original script, Vincent intentionally killed Marvin after first shooting him in the throat. Travolta argued audiences would hate the character. To which, Tarantino agreed.

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After World War Z (2013), Brad Pitt expressed regret when the planned sequel, World War Z 2, set to be directed by David Fincher, was canceled, saying it had a strong story with things “that hadn’t been seen yet” in the genre.

After World War Z (2013), Brad Pitt expressed regret when the planned sequel, World War Z 2, set to be directed by David Fincher, was canceled, saying it had a strong story with things “that hadn’t been seen yet” in the genre.

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In Boogie Nights (1997), Leonardo DiCaprio turned down Dirk Diggler for Titanic and recommended Mark Wahlberg. He later called it "my biggest regret," adding, "It was a masterpiece." Meanwhile Philip Seymour Hoffman was stunned to discover the film was about the p*rn industry.
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In Boogie Nights (1997), Leonardo DiCaprio turned down Dirk Diggler for Titanic and recommended Mark Wahlberg. He later called it "my biggest regret," adding, "It was a masterpiece." Meanwhile Philip Seymour Hoffman was stunned to discover the film was about the p*rn industry.

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