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Annihilation (2018), dir. Alex Garland 🎞️ Due to a poorly received test screening, David Ellison, a financier at Paramount, became concerned that the film was “too intellectual” and “too complicated,” and demanded changes to make it appeal to a wider audience, including making Natalie Portman’s character more sympathetic and... show more

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When Nikkatsu studio executives saw the finished cut of Seijun Suzuki's "Branded to Ki!!" (1967), they thought it was too terrible to be released, so they shelved it. Suzuki along with others in the film business, film critics, and students protested in unfairness since, by contract, Nikkatsu was supposed to release the finished film theatrically. It went to court, with a ruling in favor of the director. Nikkatsu had to pay for damages and have the film released. Suzuki's contract with Nikkatsu was terminated, and with the bad reputation, was unable to work on a feature film for the next 10 years. (Source: IMDb)

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On one particular day of filming Summer Stock (1950), when it became apparent that Judy Garland was not fit to work, Gene Kelly reputedly feigned an injury of his own so that she would be able to take the day off. Kelly had remained devoted to Garland since she guided him through his paces in the making of his very first film, For Me and My Gal (1942)...

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Brad Pitt had the finale of the film written into his contract so the studio couldn’t alter it, after a past bad experience with changes and edits. He insisted the iconic final scene remain exactly as scripted and that his character’s actions at the climax stay true to the original vision, despite studio suggestions for a different ending. 🎥: Se7en (1995)

Brad Pitt had the finale of the film written into his contract so the studio couldn’t alter it, after a past bad experience with changes and edits. He insisted the iconic final scene remain exactly as scripted and that his character’s actions at the climax stay true to the original vision, despite studio suggestions for a different ending. 🎥: Se7en (1995)

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