Were there anymore deleted scenes?

POSTED BY: Jerry111
UPDATED: Thursday, May 6, 2004 03:33
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JERRY111

Wednesday, April 14, 2004 10:07 PM

Besides, the ones in the DVD, were there anymore?

SERGEANTX

Wednesday, April 14, 2004 11:20 PM

There were a few other differences in Serenity, compared to the original copy that leaked onto the internet. The original had a borrowed soundtrack, bits and pieces from other sources, probably because it was nixed before they got to finish it.

The scene where Book brought Inara dinner was changed. In original she ask book if he wanted to lecture her on "antiquated notions of moral turpitude" to which Book responded "That's not my intent. I like that word though 'turpitude'. Just don't hear it enough".

Also some minor changes were made to Mal's dialog to make him seem a little less nasty toward Inara.

SergeantX

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FFYING2

Wednesday, April 14, 2004 11:43 PM

"Safe" was changed significantly. Perhaps *all* of the flashbacks were changed when Joss and Tim didn't like how the episode had turned out.

You can compare scripts and transcripts with the links here:

http://www.browncoats.com/main.php?parent=3e56e357cf606&line=3e546f888
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SHINY

Thursday, April 15, 2004 12:29 AM

They cut the Mal curtsying when he meets River scene (as mentioned by Joss in the commentary)...it's funny because in Shindig, Mal actually curtsies by mistake and then catches himself and bows (in the ball/folk dance)

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INVISIBLEGREEN

Thursday, May 6, 2004 3:33 AM

Quote:
Originally posted by Jerry111:
Besides, the ones in the DVD, were there anymore?

Joss Whedon doesn't like deleted scenes. He goes by the philosophy "If it didn't air, then it can't be excepted as canon." (Of course, "Objects in Space" is the exception.)

He only shares deleted scenes that he feels are special in some way. None of the BtVS DVD's have deleted scenes, and AtS only has two.