3 movie endings that changed at the last minute

The exercise of the script is a work of plot and narrative architecture that must always appear as a solid structure. However, sometimes last minute changes happen in filming, especially by the actors changing lines of dialogue at some point in the plot. Less common is to change the endings completely, although there are filmic conclusions that we all have in memory and that could not have ended like this. 1- Seven What’s in the box? The film’s producers were terribly afraid of one of the most dramatic, violent, and tragic endings in recent memory. They preferred that what was in the box was the corpse of the dog that the character played by Brad Pitt had, that he save his wife to finally catch the villain, played by Kevin Spacey in a church after a frenzied chase. Luckily, Brad Pitt included a clause in the contract so that the ending would remain intact. The words of the actor who was his lawyer denoted a certain tiredness of the Hollywood executive: “Tell them that the head stays on p. box ”2-Breakfast with Diamonds It seems that the producers and the director accused the excessive romanticism of another era in the best-known film of Audrey Hepburn. They wanted to adapt a Truman Capote novel without giving it the ending that the writer concluded for his work. The ending was going to be the same, the protagonist loses track of Hepburn fleeing due to the complexity of the feelings he feels. The other conclusion that we saw and that was changed for the film is well known to all, a passionate kiss in the rain and “The End”.3-Blade Runner Ridley Scott’s film is considered one of the best works of science fiction in history, but to begin with, it has little to do (apart from the names of the characters and their profession) with the original novel “Do they dream the androids with electric sheep? The original idea was for the protagonists to escape in a flying vehicle while the sun was setting. The end of Ridley (the film has about 5 alternative montages) left open the possibility that Harrison Ford’s character was also a replicant, in a really memorable scene at the foot of an elevator.