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Ashley Judd -

Unfortunately, the actress who portrayed a sorority girl in 'Natural Born Killers' had her scenes removed from the film, which is disappointing for us.

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Paul Rudd -

Paul Rudd was supposed to be in 'Bridesmaids,' but he's in this gallery instead.

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Christopher Lee -

The scenes of the deceased British actor were removed from 'Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King.' Sir Christopher Lee openly expressed his surprise, opting not to attend the premiere.

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Andy García -

The actor was initially cast to portray the husband of Michelle Pfeiffer's character in 'Dangerous Minds.' However, ultimately, he did not appear in the final version of the film.

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Tobey Maguire -

He was replaced in 'Life of Pi' because of his excessive fame. Rafe Spall was chosen to reshoot Maguire's scenes.

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Liv Tyler -

Unfortunately, the actress' scenes in 'Everyone Says I Love You' did not make it into the final version of the film.

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Robert Pattinson -

In the film 'Vanity Fair', from 2004, Pattinson was originally chosen to play Reese Witherspoon's son. However, his scenes were ultimately cut.

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Ellen Pompeo -

The actress collaborated with Jim Carrey in several scenes for the movie 'Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind,' but regrettably, these scenes were not included in the final version.

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Harrison Ford -

The actor made a brief appearance in 'E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial,' but unfortunately, their scene didn't make it to the final version.

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Kevin Spacey -

After facing accusations of sexual assault, the actor was removed from the film 'All the Money in the World' and replaced with Christopher Plummer.

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Viggo Mortensen -

The actor discovered that his scene didn't make the movie when he went to the premiere of 'The Purple Rose in Cairo' in 1985.

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James Gandolfini -

The late actor was chosen to portray a romantic partner to Sandra Bullock's character in the movie 'Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close'.

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Kevin Costner -

The actor in 'The Big Chill' is unnoticeable for a reason, even though he does make an appearance at his character's funeral.

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Angela Bassett -

The actress portrayed Brad Pitt's superior in the film 'Mr. & Mrs. Smith.' Despite not being visible in the final cut, her voice can still be heard.

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Tim Roth -

The performer filmed scenes as the butler of Jay Sebring in Quentin Tarantino's 'Once Upon A Time In...Hollywood,' however, his portrayal was removed from the final cut.

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Eric Stoltz -

The actor was initially chosen to portray Marty McFly in 'Back to the Future' and had filmed a few scenes but was later replaced by Michael J. Fox as the main character.

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Leonardo DiCaprio -

Leo DiCaprio’s singular scene in the 1992 film 'Poison Ivy,' featuring Drew Barrymore, was ultimately removed.

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Mickey Rourke -

In the 1998 war film 'The Red Thin Line', directed by Terrence Malick, significant edits were made during post-production. This resulted in reduced screen time for stars like George Clooney, while Mickey Rourke had all his scenes eliminated entirely.

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Uma Thurman -

The actress portrayed the character's mother of Blake Lively in Oliver Stone's film 'Savages,' but her scenes were cut.

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Sarah Michelle Gellar -

"Buffy" appeared as a student in the 1988 comedy 'Funny Farm' alongside Chevy Chase, but her scenes didn't make it into the final version.

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Jena Malone -

The actress did not make it into the final version of 'Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice' that was shown in theaters. But you can still see her in an extended version of the film.

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Maya Rudolph -

Rudolph and Amy Poehler got excluded from 'Anchorman' due to unfavorable test audience feedback.

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Ricky Gervais -

The British comic was excluded from 'The Muppets' movie in 2011, alongside Billy Crystal, Rob Corddry, and Danny Trejo.

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Michelle Monaghan -

Monaghan's scenes in 'Syriana' were cut during post-production. However, this is not new for her as she has also faced similar situations in 'Dangerous Liaisons' and 'The Bourne Supremacy.'

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La Toya Jackson -

La Toya Jackson was originally cast for a role in Sacha Baron Cohen's 'Bruno,' but after the passing of her brother, Michael Jackson, the production company chose to remove her scenes from the film.

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Mick Jagger -

In 1982, Mick Jagger, the lead singer of The Rolling Stones, had been cast to portray a key role in the film 'Fitzcarraldo.' However, due to scheduling conflicts with his band's tour, all of his scenes were ultimately removed from the final cut.

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Katherine Langford -

A scene of the actress playing Robert Downey Jr.'s adult daughter in 'Avengers: Endgame' was filmed but did not resonate with test audiences, resulting in its removal.

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Matthew Fox -

The actor from 'Lost' secured what was believed to be a significant part in 'World War Z,' but it was significantly downsized. He only has a brief appearance at the start of the film.

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Sienna Miller -

In the film 'Black Mass,' the actress portrayed the girlfriend of Whitey Bulger (played by Johnny Depp), although her role was eventually excluded.

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Rachel Weisz -

In addition to Rachel Weisz, other actresses such as Michael Sheen, Amanda Peet, and Jessica Chastain were also removed from the final version of 'To The Wonder.'

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Shailene Woodley -

The actress was originally cast to portray Mary Jane Watson, the love interest of Spider-Man, in 'The Amazing Spider-Man 2'.

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