@@franciscogonzalez1127 could still be around they aren't confirmed to be gone but in his will he did ask or all deleted scenes for his movies to be destroyed.
Pixar: Doc dying onscreen in Cars 3 is too dark for a Cars movie and does not fit the Disney image. Also Pixar: Makes Cars 2 one of the most violent and goriest G-rated films ever, that only got a G rating because it stars Cars.
The original ending of Tod Browning's Freaks in 1932. The studio decided it was too horrifying and cut several minutes to soften it. Almost certainly lost forever but you can read what happened in the original screenplay.
That cut Willy Wonka scene would've been ICONIC if it had been released today. I laughed for a good while at that one. Seems like something straight out of Monty Python.
Funnily enough all of the Monty Python actors campaigned to play Willy Wonka, but were turned down for being unknowns. Dahl actually wanted Peter Sellers, who was dating his daughter at the time.
Despite a director's cut of Little Shop of Horrors being released in 2012, there is still deleted footage out there (including a sequence cut from The Meek Shall Inherit).
Yes. It is not the real Frank Oz cut, but he did approve it, just like how Blade Runner: Director's Cut was not made by Ridley Scott but approved by him, which paved the way for a later Blade Runner: The Final Cut. It's a WB film and it's like WB saying that Josstice League was directed by Zack Snyder. I want to see the Frank Oz cut of Little Shop of Horrors. Just imagine it: Frank Oz's Little Shop of Horrors, or Little Shop of Horrors: The Final Cut.
Every time lost deleted scenes are talked about I NEED to mention the one from Power Rangers Turbo The Movie Oh the cassette case (God I feel old) you can CLEARLY see a picture of Tommy & Kimberly using a flamethrower on something as well as a crocodile(?) apparently being present at some point. Neither of these are ever used in the movie & this has bothered me so much since then. I want to know what these scenes would have been and why they were removed to begin with
The alligator scene is in the final movie, Tommie does fight it, they just cut the flamethrower portion of that scene, probably because it was deemed animal abuse.
@@KaoruMzk I relooked at the box art and no, they were separate scenes. I know this because relooking at it all, there IS a scene with an alligator but it's kinda a "just there" scene
I live an hour away from the Kansas Salt Mine you're referring to. You can tour it and the tour guide said film studios, other businesses and government offices liked using it for storage as there's very little humidity so it's good for preservation. When I toured it I remember they had Will Ferrell's Talladega Nights outfit on display.
The Beatles ‘Help!’ Movie has tons of deleted scenes. It’s real interesting. Lots of pics of them can be seen in a VHS bonus feature and a rough cut of the same bonus feature.
I’ve actually been to that salt mine actually on a school field trip that museum had a lot of movie props in it I think I remember even seeing a bat man suit there too
Me too! I know there’s a few snippets on the bonus disc, but they had apparently filmed most of the movie with Stoltz. They’ve debated releasing all the footage but it may be a while
I think the deleted scenes from 2001 would be interesting if they released it under the context of them being cut, and never tried to do any sort of "special edition" crap It could give some insight into the filmmaking process and such, also I'd be curious to see if the missing section from the dawn of man scenes matches up with the stuff the movie leaves out from the book, as the book explains the monoliths teaching the ape-men how to use tools
@@trollege9488 Yeah I intend on checking them out. I just started watching lost media videos a few weeks ago and now I'm fixated. It's such an interesting topic with so much mystique.
There's the original cut of Event Horizon which was heavily cut down because the hell and torture horror scenes were even more extreme than the final cut. But they improperly stored all the reels in a salt mine in Eastern Europe and accidentally dissolved the film reels so it's most likely lost forever. Salt mines are good for films because they absorb moisture but this one was all off and it corroded the tapes
@@TheDigitalApple the old film reels are very sensitive to moisture, if they get damp it can damage them. Salt mines are good cos the salt draws the moisture out of the air, keeping the air really dry and so it's good for storage. But the Event Horizon ones basically weren't prepared correctly and I guess the salt itself got into the film reels and destroyed them
random idea is random: lost Broadway musical recordings, which could either mean the cast albums (one I definitely know of is the 2013 West End revival of A Chorus Line that was supposed to have an album but that poofed) or sneaky videos recorded from the audience that they're not willing to trade/sell/whatever
I have an idea for a topic in another compilation video,the Spider-Man 3 alternate ending where the symbiote tries to re-attach to Peter after pulling Eddies skeleton out of the symbiote.
In the 2001 a space Odyssey part just reminds me that at some point in time somebody found the entire space station just laying in a junkyard they didn't have a truck to take it home with them and they ended up regretting that factor because some children came by a day or two later and just smashed it with rocks like idiots An iconic piece of movie media was lost forever because some kids just decided vandalize it and one man didn't have the right tools or the Right storage space to take it home with him.. It's a sad thing to hear really
There’s two things I hope are mentioned one day. 1) One I’ve said this before but that is Mr. Harvey’s original death scene in The Lovely Bones. After trying to lure his next victim but fails in the process, an icicle soon falls on his shoulder causing him to stumble backward before falling off the cliff and presumably dies off screen. Peter Jackson originally intended for the audience to know whether or not he’s alive. When it was screened to a test audience they wanted him to die more violently. So Jackson had to reshoot the ending just a few weeks before the movie came out. 2) Any scenes from the 210 minute cut of the 1983 horror movie The Keep. It’s said that it ran three and a half hours long. Before being cut to two hours initially and finally to 96 minutes. There was a lot of unfinished effects because the VFX supervisor died during post-production.
It would be really interesting to see a video on lost drafts of books/unreleased literature, something like the lost J.D. Salinger novels or the burned research of the Institute of Sex Research.
The lost deleted scenes that hurts my soul the most is the hours of footage that was trimmed from Planes, Trains and Automobiles. The original version was nearly 4 hours long and eventually whittled down to 1hr 36mins. I believe that the movie as is, is nearly perfect. But something is so haunting about over 2hrs of footage being missing.
I'm so glad you mentioned that Peter Jackson was inspired by Ralph Bakshi's Lord of the Rings, because it's very obvious when comparing the two versions. Bakshi's version was so good, and I'm sad he never was able to make the second part he'd planned. It's still my favorite adaptation of The Lord of the Rings.
Speaking of Ferris Bueller's Day Off another Matthew Broderick movie 1999's Inspector Gadget also has a bunch of deleted scenes when it was originally cut from 110 minutes
If you are ever to make a part 2 for “historical lost media”, the assassination of King Alexander I of Yugoslavia was caught on tape. A majority of the footage still exists today, with the moments immediately before and after being easily accessible on TH-cam. You can even see the assassin get beaten to death. However, the French police allegedly destroyed the footage showing the moment the Yugoslav king was shot.
Just a random thought/suggestion for in a video sometime, but the Eurovision Song Contest from it's earliest years has lost media too. I saw your channel is listed as from the US so you probably don't know of it, but it's really big and popular over here in Europe. It's one of the biggest musical competitions (200 mil viewers) and longest running programs in the World (60+ years annually), so I thought it may be interesting and worthwhile to put it into a video sometime! Just a suggestion :)
I hope one day those Dark Knight deleted scenes get released somehow. I've dying to see those since the film released. Give us a gag reel or something, Nolan!
@@kevincrittenden7567 Nope. There's a cut scene with Kristen who survives Dream Warriors. It is found in the trailer briefly, but has otherwise been cut. Additionally, the original script and novelization feature a scene with Debbie and Dan asking a teacher about their dreams. I know the film was made during a writers strike, so I wonder if the cuts have something to do with these circumstances.
There are screenplays for various Tarzan films on online auction sites, but especially the original screenplay for the 1932 Tarzan the Ape Man. However, they’re all too expensive (thousands of bucks really) for me to buy until I save much more money and grow older.
A great video as usual! Every time someone mentions lost or cut deleted scenes from classic movies, my mind always goes to the deleted Flash Gordon scene from ‘A Christmas Carol’ and the 3+ hour cuts of ‘Uncle Buck’ and ‘Planes, Trains & Automobiles’.
@@AllThingsLost The original Red Dawn had an entire scene cut where the main characters are inside a McDonalds, that scene was removed after a man went on a rampage and murdered a bunch of people inside a McDonald's right before the film's release and the filmmakers didn't want to remind people of the tragedy so they cut the scene from the film, the remake actually features a nod to the deleted scene with a sequence where the characters go inside of a Subway restaurant and take a bunch of food.
@@AllThingsLost Hughes would write new jokes and scenes overnight while on location. Working with people like John Candy he would also riff a lot. But he accepted that his films couldn't be super long, so would always be prepared to lose a lot.
The lost scene of Ferris telling his sister about Charlie Sheen's character is available on Hughes' original script. It would've make Ferris a much more likeable person, showing his empathy for the character. It's a pity that we never got to see it.
Yo totally forgot the pie fight in Dr Strangelove. Nice video man. pd: I just wanna remind you all that Mathew Broderick killed two people on a car accident in Ireland.
Yeah, I could dedicate an entire video to the lost deleted scenes of Stanley Kubrick. It's crazy that Matthew Broderick only got a small fine instead of jail time and that it never affected his career.
I’ve always been interested in lost TV pilots. Having grown up in the 80s I remember several TV series that never went beyond one or two episodes. Wonder what became of those?
I remember a brief fad in the 00's where channels would show pilots from the 70's and 80's that went no where. ABC had compilations like "Best TV shows that never were" and I think Bravo even showed some in thier entirety. They must be sitting around in storage at these networks, if they were preserved after that is.
Great video!!! I don't know if someone has suggested it, but now that The Lord of the Rings trilogy movies has been re-released a few weeks ago, it would be interesting to see a video about lost media of this saga. You have put the Ralph Bakshi unreleased scenes, but there has to be plenty of material related with Tolkien's work out there to be found.
One such piece is very obscure. It's called treasure of the mountain. It's a cancelled 1991 animated Soviet hobbit film. If you look up Soviet hobbit 1991, it should appear.
Can you do lost broadway shows? Specifically I'm thinking of Rag Dolly, the lost Broadway show from the 80's that was shut down after three days due to bad reviews and parent complaints of dark and traumatizing imagery. I'm sure there's others!
I was hoping to see the OG cut of Event Horizon on here. Some footage has been found on a VHS tape, apparently the rest of the reels were damaged in a salt mine. There was like 40 minutes cut out after test audiences had a bitch fit about the intense content.
In the original script Ferris talks to the audience about his friend Garth Volbeck, who's basically John Bender from The Breakfast Club. So when the guy Jeannie has been flirting is revealed as Garth, the audience goes oooooh. Also remember the woman with huge hair who can't see over the steering wheel, when Jeannie is trying to get home? In the script she is a Bank Teller, who Ferris and Sloane talk to before going into Chicago. They pretend Sloane is pregnant which is why they need to withdraw from Ferris's savings account. He says Sloane is called Madonna.
For the Cars 3 deleted scene, I believe it’s said that there isn’t any footage nor concept art of Doc’s death. However, there is one concept showing McQueen (in his WGP modification from Cars 2) next to Doc’s gravestone at Willy’s Butte (the dirt track he and McQueen would race on). Saying he was born in 1951 and passed away in 2009. My theory is that concept art was suppose to transition into the flashback of Doc’s death.
I should clarify, in this supposed alternate ending (pretty sure it’s real) Quicksilver was still shot by Ultron, but originally they weren’t sure if they wanted him to survive and just have him be badly wounded by Ultron. He’s then show up fine and dandy in the film’s final scene, with a proper supersuit like his sister.
The directors cut of 'Event Horizon' some cut footage was recycled into an episode of 'Star Trek: Voyager' but the bulk of it was lost, along with a lot of other Paramount stuff, when the Romanian salt mine it was stored in was adversely affected by a nearby hydro electric plant. There was a VHS found but it was apparently barely watchable.
What about the clip of the bully getting skinned from scary stories to tell in the dark they cut it and replaced it with him turning into a scarecrow because they thought the scene was closer to an R rather than a PG-13
The Last Starfighter (yes I'm serious) there was a scene in the original theatrical AND home video releases where "Mags" slaps Alex's replacement clone, Beta, when they were being romantic and Beta didn't know how to react. I have also heard that there is, somewhere out there, a mega cut of James Cameron's "The Abyss" that runs something like 5½ hours long. Great video! Really enjoyed it!
I think I know what Kansas salt mine you're talking about! They store a lot of old movie stuff and it's kinda like a small museum Last time I was there they had the batsuit from Batman and Robin (the batnipples one)
In 2007's The Heartbreak kid, there was a post-credits scene of a kid snorting cocain as a punchline for a joke early in the movie, that scene never appeared in the DVD or Blu-ray and we only know it exists thanks to imdb and word of mouth.
Can you do a video on Some Found Media that was once lost that you covered on your channel? I mean i didnt even know the Subway Commercial was found until yesterday
Talking about the Beatles: I would love to see the lost deleted scenes from "Help!". There is a scene in an art gallery starring comedian Frankie Howard that was cut before the release. Only a few production stills are known to the public.
The original cut of Caddyshack was 4+ hours long. Only 2 deleted scenes have shown up on TV airings. I hope they show up some day. Also many musicals from the 50s and 60s have deleted musical numbers. While they may show up on the soundtrack, they were cut and lost
The `1978 film CONVOY directed by the late great Sam Peckinpah is said to have 3 1/2 hours of film. But producers fired him and edited down to 1 hr 46 min. The region 1 & 2 DVD releases revealed a few photos of deleted scenes.
The original King Kong had a deleted scene, "the spider pit scene," where a bunch of people get chased and eaten by giant insects and spiders. It was cut because it ruined the pacing and distracted from Kong himself. The scene appears in the Peter Jackson remake, but in addition he and his team remade of the lost scene with period-accurate stop motion. It's neat, but I'd love to see the real lost scene more than any other. All that exist that we know of are two measly frames...
I was shocked at how many scenes in ASM2's trailer weren't in the final film, the original ASM had several deleted scenes as well, hinting that what happened to Peter wasn't an accident. Most famous of all for me is Fast Five, as the trailers featured one line from Dom that never made it into the final film "but not today", I remember that being widely talked about on the IMDB forums.
I had the ferris bueller novel back in the 1980's and it had a lot of stuff that wasn't in the movie like ferris brother and sister i mostly remember that and the scene at the resturant. I wish i still had that book. Great video.
There's an urban legend that the original ending was cut from *X: The Man with the X-Ray Eyes* (1963)...where the main character shouts, "I can still see!!!" Some people swear that there's a tv edit of the infamous scene still intact Also some people online have pointed out that because the final credits roll in the x-ray vision mode...it's an indirect illustration of the main character still being able to see
Lost 6 hour cut of 1963's Cleopatra the Entire scrapped live-action/animation hybrid version of Ralph Bakshi's Hey Good Lookin' Corman's Fantastic Four's 35mm masters Dorothy Gibson's Saved from the Titanic and obviously, the Wizard of Oz half-an-hour worth of deleted scenes, just to name a few I'd love to see more videos based on those, it's a topic that never ceases to interest me
I suggested this in the last one but I’ll do it again. “Lost items from media” such as the remaining treasures from the Atari sword quest contest. Not sure if there would be enough to fill a list up
Hello! Since All Things Lost is sizeable lost media ytber, I thought I'd come here to share my plight. CoooolTV is a stopmotion series from 2003 that was part of a campaign to introduce Bratz in japan, where it was renamed CoolBratz, and destributed by Tomy at first. Currently the ONLY things remaining are a few production stills and the theme song. Almost no clips have resurfaced, and for the one that exists, it's not even known if it WAS part of the series. It ran from late august to early september on NipponTV. Each episode was about two minutes long, and it's predicted to have eight episodes. Here's the cast if it helps: Cloe- Rumi Sabnani Yasmin- Chiaki Kawamoto Jade- Asami Yoshida Dana- Hana "Erika" Collar It isn't known who voiced Sasha yet. Source: lookinbratz.com/stiles/media/shows/cooooltv
I knew the character was cut, but I didn't realize they had already shot the live-action footage. The scene might very well be considered lost media soon.
As I’m sure you know salt mines are often used for media preservation due to their atmospheric qualities. If it’s the salt mine I’m thinking of there are a ton of old films there as well as props and costumes like Arnold Schwarzeneggar’s Mr Freeze costume or the infamous “bat nipple” costume from Batman and Robin.
back to the future 2... has a deleted scene that only exists as some photos, In a deleted scene from Back to the Future Part II, which was reinstated by Craig Shaw Gardner for the novelization, after having narrowly avoided coming face-to-face with his younger 1955 self in Courthouse Square, Doc came across Peabody and a police officer near the Lyon Estates billboard where the DeLorean time machine is hidden.
I think it would be cool if you did a video about lost alternate cuts of films. I know that’s kinda what this videos about but I still think it could be interesting.
You know it sucks when there are some deleted scenes that are completely lost even if they mightve actually been good
Like the true ending of the Shining....
@@lifeoftrissi4940 to bad that's gone probably would've been cool
@@franciscogonzalez1127 could still be around they aren't confirmed to be gone but in his will he did ask or all deleted scenes for his movies to be destroyed.
Like the two missing scenes of Metropolis
I've never seen a lost media video about deleted scenes which now that I think about it is kind of surprising
Look up the one about uncle buck.. somebody dug up a lost scene last year from it. Blew my mind
I've seen videos about deleted scenes from individual movies, but never about multiple movies in a single video.
@@Thatguy55595 One of the actors was given a VHS of his scene, so he uploaded it to his Facebook page.
Pixar: Doc dying onscreen in Cars 3 is too dark for a Cars movie and does not fit the Disney image.
Also Pixar: Makes Cars 2 one of the most violent and goriest G-rated films ever, that only got a G rating because it stars Cars.
Stanley Kubrick is certainly a great director. But MAAANNNNN he’s really stingy with his deleted scenes!
No he’s not lmfaoo
@@guro-kawa-angel he's not a great director?
Yeah, okay 🤔
He's actually dead
@CPM3 [GrilsTanner] The Shining, imo. Accessible but still wonderfully showcases a lot of his signature techniques
@CPM3 [GrilsTanner] fullmetal jacket is a lot of fun
The original ending of Tod Browning's Freaks in 1932. The studio decided it was too horrifying and cut several minutes to soften it. Almost certainly lost forever but you can read what happened in the original screenplay.
Yep, that one's a notable mention. What a blessing we still got the screenplay, shame about the cut
That cut Willy Wonka scene would've been ICONIC if it had been released today. I laughed for a good while at that one. Seems like something straight out of Monty Python.
Funnily enough all of the Monty Python actors campaigned to play Willy Wonka, but were turned down for being unknowns. Dahl actually wanted Peter Sellers, who was dating his daughter at the time.
It's crazy just how many movies have deleted scenes that people might never even know about, it's wild
Literally every movie has them
Every media has them like games,movie,anime etc
Despite a director's cut of Little Shop of Horrors being released in 2012, there is still deleted footage out there (including a sequence cut from The Meek Shall Inherit).
Yes. It is not the real Frank Oz cut, but he did approve it, just like how Blade Runner: Director's Cut was not made by Ridley Scott but approved by him, which paved the way for a later Blade Runner: The Final Cut. It's a WB film and it's like WB saying that Josstice League was directed by Zack Snyder.
I want to see the Frank Oz cut of Little Shop of Horrors. Just imagine it: Frank Oz's Little Shop of Horrors, or Little Shop of Horrors: The Final Cut.
Every time lost deleted scenes are talked about I NEED to mention the one from Power Rangers Turbo The Movie
Oh the cassette case (God I feel old) you can CLEARLY see a picture of Tommy & Kimberly using a flamethrower on something as well as a crocodile(?) apparently being present at some point. Neither of these are ever used in the movie & this has bothered me so much since then. I want to know what these scenes would have been and why they were removed to begin with
There were a lot of cut/unmade scenes in that film, if I remember correctly
The alligator scene is in the final movie, Tommie does fight it, they just cut the flamethrower portion of that scene, probably because it was deemed animal abuse.
@@KaoruMzk I relooked at the box art and no, they were separate scenes. I know this because relooking at it all, there IS a scene with an alligator but it's kinda a "just there" scene
That was Tommy and Kat
I live an hour away from the Kansas Salt Mine you're referring to. You can tour it and the tour guide said film studios, other businesses and government offices liked using it for storage as there's very little humidity so it's good for preservation. When I toured it I remember they had Will Ferrell's Talladega Nights outfit on display.
I like the "lost ending" of its a wonderful life from SNL, where the town rises up and beats the crap out of that old man.
Back when SNL was still funny and could keep the audiences attention span for more 4 seconds!
The Beatles ‘Help!’ Movie has tons of deleted scenes. It’s real interesting. Lots of pics of them can be seen in a VHS bonus feature and a rough cut of the same bonus feature.
I love his slight laugh when he says cars 3
I’ve actually been to that salt mine actually on a school field trip that museum had a lot of movie props in it I think I remember even seeing a bat man suit there too
I’d love to see “Back to the Future” w/ the original Marty. They filmed, like, 5 weeks worth of stuff.
Me too! I know there’s a few snippets on the bonus disc, but they had apparently filmed most of the movie with Stoltz. They’ve debated releasing all the footage but it may be a while
That Beatles Lord of the Rings actually sounds pretty cool😂
I think the deleted scenes from 2001 would be interesting if they released it under the context of them being cut, and never tried to do any sort of "special edition" crap
It could give some insight into the filmmaking process and such,
also I'd be curious to see if the missing section from the dawn of man scenes matches up with the stuff the movie leaves out from the book, as the book explains the monoliths teaching the ape-men how to use tools
Your the best “lost media” person on TH-cam. Jorge is close but he’s got a lot more things other than lost media.
If you haven't already, you should check out sourcebrew. He's fairly new but he's got some interesting lost media material himself.
Jorge is more into the documentaries he put a lot of effort into and there also alot of channel that does lost media
@@trollege9488 Yeah I intend on checking them out. I just started watching lost media videos a few weeks ago and now I'm fixated. It's such an interesting topic with so much mystique.
Lost media number 1
My dad
@@trollege9488 That's pretty deep. My condolences :(
There's the original cut of Event Horizon which was heavily cut down because the hell and torture horror scenes were even more extreme than the final cut. But they improperly stored all the reels in a salt mine in Eastern Europe and accidentally dissolved the film reels so it's most likely lost forever. Salt mines are good for films because they absorb moisture but this one was all off and it corroded the tapes
What’s with film studios putting film reels into salt mines?
@@TheDigitalApple the old film reels are very sensitive to moisture, if they get damp it can damage them. Salt mines are good cos the salt draws the moisture out of the air, keeping the air really dry and so it's good for storage. But the Event Horizon ones basically weren't prepared correctly and I guess the salt itself got into the film reels and destroyed them
why the fuck were those reels stored in a salt mine?
@@espai99 apparently a nearby hydro-electric plant caused problems with the salt mine and that was why the film reels got damaged.
Surprised there was no mention of the pie fight scene from Doctor Strangelove
That Willy Wonka joke would've landed perfectly had the film been made today
random idea is random: lost Broadway musical recordings, which could either mean the cast albums (one I definitely know of is the 2013 West End revival of A Chorus Line that was supposed to have an album but that poofed) or sneaky videos recorded from the audience that they're not willing to trade/sell/whatever
I have an idea for a topic in another compilation video,the Spider-Man 3 alternate ending where the symbiote tries to re-attach to Peter after pulling Eddies skeleton out of the symbiote.
There's plenty of unseen footage from that movie.
In the 2001 a space Odyssey part just reminds me that at some point in time somebody found the entire space station just laying in a junkyard they didn't have a truck to take it home with them and they ended up regretting that factor because some children came by a day or two later and just smashed it with rocks like idiots
An iconic piece of movie media was lost forever because some kids just decided vandalize it and one man didn't have the right tools or the Right storage space to take it home with him..
It's a sad thing to hear really
There’s two things I hope are mentioned one day.
1) One I’ve said this before but that is Mr. Harvey’s original death scene in The Lovely Bones. After trying to lure his next victim but fails in the process, an icicle soon falls on his shoulder causing him to stumble backward before falling off the cliff and presumably dies off screen. Peter Jackson originally intended for the audience to know whether or not he’s alive. When it was screened to a test audience they wanted him to die more violently. So Jackson had to reshoot the ending just a few weeks before the movie came out.
2) Any scenes from the 210 minute cut of the 1983 horror movie The Keep. It’s said that it ran three and a half hours long. Before being cut to two hours initially and finally to 96 minutes. There was a lot of unfinished effects because the VFX supervisor died during post-production.
It would be really interesting to see a video on lost drafts of books/unreleased literature, something like the lost J.D. Salinger novels or the burned research of the Institute of Sex Research.
I want to eventually get to read Flyfishing by JR Hartley
@@kanedaku So does JR Hartley
My day just became exponentially better because of this! Thank you!
The lost deleted scenes that hurts my soul the most is the hours of footage that was trimmed from Planes, Trains and Automobiles. The original version was nearly 4 hours long and eventually whittled down to 1hr 36mins. I believe that the movie as is, is nearly perfect. But something is so haunting about over 2hrs of footage being missing.
I'm so glad you mentioned that Peter Jackson was inspired by Ralph Bakshi's Lord of the Rings, because it's very obvious when comparing the two versions.
Bakshi's version was so good, and I'm sad he never was able to make the second part he'd planned. It's still my favorite adaptation of The Lord of the Rings.
That deleted scene from Willy Wonka is hilarious, sad it’s missing.
i was really hoping you’d mention 2001 because it’s my favorite movie and you did not disappoint
At last the lost deleted scenes video has arrived
Oh my god that psychologist talking to Mel Brooks might be even funnier than the actual scene I want that like, recreated maybe?
Its great
Speaking of Ferris Bueller's Day Off another Matthew Broderick movie 1999's Inspector Gadget also has a bunch of deleted scenes when it was originally cut from 110 minutes
really? Interesting, I did not know that.
If you are ever to make a part 2 for “historical lost media”, the assassination of King Alexander I of Yugoslavia was caught on tape.
A majority of the footage still exists today, with the moments immediately before and after being easily accessible on TH-cam. You can even see the assassin get beaten to death. However, the French police allegedly destroyed the footage showing the moment the Yugoslav king was shot.
Don’t forgot the lost speech of King Louis the 16th before his execution.
Damn, that's wild. I've never heard about this one. Thanks for letting me know.
@@AllThingsLost apparently, this turned out to be a hoax.
The assassin actually later died in Police Custody.
For those wondering I counted 8 uses of either classic or iconic, so there's your drinking game tally.
Just a random thought/suggestion for in a video sometime, but the Eurovision Song Contest from it's earliest years has lost media too. I saw your channel is listed as from the US so you probably don't know of it, but it's really big and popular over here in Europe. It's one of the biggest musical competitions (200 mil viewers) and longest running programs in the World (60+ years annually), so I thought it may be interesting and worthwhile to put it into a video sometime! Just a suggestion :)
you have to wonder just how many deleted scenes there must have been that people neglected to back up
I hope one day those Dark Knight deleted scenes get released somehow. I've dying to see those since the film released. Give us a gag reel or something, Nolan!
I have now officially watched all of your videos within a span of two days.
Thank you!! Glad to have you here! ❤
I wanna see all the hours and hours of footage that were cut from The Room.
Yes, I want ever second of footage they have!
Man I wished we could see all the lost cut scenes from our favorite movies. If you love a movie you always want to see more of it!
My two favorite in this category are:
1. Eyes Wide Shut (rumored only) &
2. Edward Scissorhands (only pictures of the lost scenes exist)
What?! Why didn't audiences laugh at that "life is a disappointment" bit? That sounds hilarious! What a shame.
A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master has an entire dream sequence and plot expansion scenes taken out.
The kid with the dracula cape?
@@kevincrittenden7567 Nope. There's a cut scene with Kristen who survives Dream Warriors. It is found in the trailer briefly, but has otherwise been cut. Additionally, the original script and novelization feature a scene with Debbie and Dan asking a teacher about their dreams. I know the film was made during a writers strike, so I wonder if the cuts have something to do with these circumstances.
I wish the A Clockwork Orange full cut was released but I’m pretty sure it was destroyed
There are screenplays for various Tarzan films on online auction sites, but especially the original screenplay for the 1932 Tarzan the Ape Man. However, they’re all too expensive (thousands of bucks really) for me to buy until I save much more money and grow older.
If you do a part 2 you should talk about the deleted scenes from Easy Rider, apparently the original cut of the movie was between 4 to 5 hours long.
A great video as usual! Every time someone mentions lost or cut deleted scenes from classic movies, my mind always goes to the deleted Flash Gordon scene from ‘A Christmas Carol’ and the 3+ hour cuts of ‘Uncle Buck’ and ‘Planes, Trains & Automobiles’.
I could make an entire video on the lost cuts of John Hughes movies. For some reasons his movies consistently have unreleased footage.
@@AllThingsLost The original Red Dawn had an entire scene cut where the main characters are inside a McDonalds, that scene was removed after a man went on a rampage and murdered a bunch of people inside a McDonald's right before the film's release and the filmmakers didn't want to remind people of the tragedy so they cut the scene from the film, the remake actually features a nod to the deleted scene with a sequence where the characters go inside of a Subway restaurant and take a bunch of food.
@@AllThingsLost Hughes would write new jokes and scenes overnight while on location. Working with people like John Candy he would also riff a lot. But he accepted that his films couldn't be super long, so would always be prepared to lose a lot.
The lost scene of Ferris telling his sister about Charlie Sheen's character is available on Hughes' original script. It would've make Ferris a much more likeable person, showing his empathy for the character. It's a pity that we never got to see it.
Yo totally forgot the pie fight in Dr Strangelove.
Nice video man.
pd: I just wanna remind you all that Mathew Broderick killed two people on a car accident in Ireland.
Yeah, I could dedicate an entire video to the lost deleted scenes of Stanley Kubrick. It's crazy that Matthew Broderick only got a small fine instead of jail time and that it never affected his career.
I’ve always been interested in lost TV pilots. Having grown up in the 80s I remember several TV series that never went beyond one or two episodes. Wonder what became of those?
I remember a brief fad in the 00's where channels would show pilots from the 70's and 80's that went no where. ABC had compilations like "Best TV shows that never were" and I think Bravo even showed some in thier entirety. They must be sitting around in storage at these networks, if they were preserved after that is.
You should have added the Bohemian Rhapsody deleted scenes the '39 scene and the scene where John Deacon joins the band
I love your videos and how passionate you always sound about the topics. One of my favorite channels for sure.
Great video!!! I don't know if someone has suggested it, but now that The Lord of the Rings trilogy movies has been re-released a few weeks ago, it would be interesting to see a video about lost media of this saga. You have put the Ralph Bakshi unreleased scenes, but there has to be plenty of material related with Tolkien's work out there to be found.
One such piece is very obscure. It's called treasure of the mountain. It's a cancelled 1991 animated Soviet hobbit film. If you look up Soviet hobbit 1991, it should appear.
I agree.
Lost deleted scenes? Oooooh this is gonna be good!
Ferris Bueller is my favorite movie! I hope one day we get to see the 2 hour 45 minute cut
Godzilla vs Kong 5 hour cuts probably gonna become lost media
You finally did it hell yeah bro!!! Couldn’t wait for this one! Thank you :) another awesome video
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Can you do lost broadway shows? Specifically I'm thinking of Rag Dolly, the lost Broadway show from the 80's that was shut down after three days due to bad reviews and parent complaints of dark and traumatizing imagery. I'm sure there's others!
i am ELATED to see the bakshi LOTR mentioned here!!! it's one of my favorite animated films and bakshi has been a big interest of mine for ages!!!
Amazing video, I really would like to see a Top Gear lost media!
I was hoping to see the OG cut of Event Horizon on here. Some footage has been found on a VHS tape, apparently the rest of the reels were damaged in a salt mine. There was like 40 minutes cut out after test audiences had a bitch fit about the intense content.
In the original script Ferris talks to the audience about his friend Garth Volbeck, who's basically John Bender from The Breakfast Club. So when the guy Jeannie has been flirting is revealed as Garth, the audience goes oooooh.
Also remember the woman with huge hair who can't see over the steering wheel, when Jeannie is trying to get home? In the script she is a Bank Teller, who Ferris and Sloane talk to before going into Chicago. They pretend Sloane is pregnant which is why they need to withdraw from Ferris's savings account. He says Sloane is called Madonna.
For the Cars 3 deleted scene, I believe it’s said that there isn’t any footage nor concept art of Doc’s death. However, there is one concept showing McQueen (in his WGP modification from Cars 2) next to Doc’s gravestone at Willy’s Butte (the dirt track he and McQueen would race on). Saying he was born in 1951 and passed away in 2009.
My theory is that concept art was suppose to transition into the flashback of Doc’s death.
John Woos Bullet in the head deleted scenes is something I would really want to watch along with deleted scenes from A Better Tomorrow II.
Has the alternate ending of Age of Ultron where Quicksilver survives and gets a full suit?? I’ve been hunting for that one FOR YEARS.
I should clarify, in this supposed alternate ending (pretty sure it’s real) Quicksilver was still shot by Ultron, but originally they weren’t sure if they wanted him to survive and just have him be badly wounded by Ultron. He’s then show up fine and dandy in the film’s final scene, with a proper supersuit like his sister.
The directors cut of 'Event Horizon' some cut footage was recycled into an episode of 'Star Trek: Voyager' but the bulk of it was lost, along with a lot of other Paramount stuff, when the Romanian salt mine it was stored in was adversely affected by a nearby hydro electric plant.
There was a VHS found but it was apparently barely watchable.
What about the clip of the bully getting skinned from scary stories to tell in the dark they cut it and replaced it with him turning into a scarecrow because they thought the scene was closer to an R rather than a PG-13
Talking of lost scenes, Pasolini's Salò, Cavallone's Blow Job et Blatty's Exorcist III would be a good subject.
Should have add King Kong to this list.
The Last Starfighter (yes I'm serious) there was a scene in the original theatrical AND home video releases where "Mags" slaps Alex's replacement clone, Beta, when they were being romantic and Beta didn't know how to react. I have also heard that there is, somewhere out there, a mega cut of James Cameron's "The Abyss" that runs something like 5½ hours long. Great video! Really enjoyed it!
Brilliant video! If you made a part 2 I'd love to see stuff like Gangster Squad and Clerks getting covered. Keep up the good work my man :)
I think I know what Kansas salt mine you're talking about!
They store a lot of old movie stuff and it's kinda like a small museum
Last time I was there they had the batsuit from Batman and Robin (the batnipples one)
I think a video on lost rap/hip-hop songs would be cool
In 2007's The Heartbreak kid, there was a post-credits scene of a kid snorting cocain as a punchline for a joke early in the movie, that scene never appeared in the DVD or Blu-ray and we only know it exists thanks to imdb and word of mouth.
Can you do a video on Some Found Media that was once lost that you covered on your channel? I mean i didnt even know the Subway Commercial was found until yesterday
I see the original Winky Wonka in the thumbnail and it got my attention
Talking about the Beatles: I would love to see the lost deleted scenes from "Help!". There is a scene in an art gallery starring comedian Frankie Howard that was cut before the release. Only a few production stills are known to the public.
The original cut of Caddyshack was 4+ hours long. Only 2 deleted scenes have shown up on TV airings. I hope they show up some day. Also many musicals from the 50s and 60s have deleted musical numbers. While they may show up on the soundtrack, they were cut and lost
The `1978 film CONVOY directed by the late great Sam Peckinpah is said to have 3 1/2 hours of film. But producers fired him and edited down to 1 hr 46 min. The region 1 & 2 DVD releases revealed a few photos of deleted scenes.
You should do a video on lost photography, that would be cool!
The original King Kong had a deleted scene, "the spider pit scene," where a bunch of people get chased and eaten by giant insects and spiders. It was cut because it ruined the pacing and distracted from Kong himself. The scene appears in the Peter Jackson remake, but in addition he and his team remade of the lost scene with period-accurate stop motion. It's neat, but I'd love to see the real lost scene more than any other. All that exist that we know of are two measly frames...
I was shocked at how many scenes in ASM2's trailer weren't in the final film, the original ASM had several deleted scenes as well, hinting that what happened to Peter wasn't an accident. Most famous of all for me is Fast Five, as the trailers featured one line from Dom that never made it into the final film "but not today", I remember that being widely talked about on the IMDB forums.
I had the ferris bueller novel back in the 1980's and it had a lot of stuff that wasn't in the movie like ferris brother and sister i mostly remember that and the scene at the resturant. I wish i still had that book. Great video.
There's an urban legend that the original ending was cut from *X: The Man with the X-Ray Eyes* (1963)...where the main character shouts, "I can still see!!!"
Some people swear that there's a tv edit of the infamous scene still intact
Also some people online have pointed out that because the final credits roll in the x-ray vision mode...it's an indirect illustration of the main character still being able to see
Lost 6 hour cut of 1963's Cleopatra
the Entire scrapped live-action/animation hybrid version of Ralph Bakshi's Hey Good Lookin'
Corman's Fantastic Four's 35mm masters
Dorothy Gibson's Saved from the Titanic
and obviously, the Wizard of Oz half-an-hour worth of deleted scenes, just to name a few
I'd love to see more videos based on those, it's a topic that never ceases to interest me
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"The movie's feel-good story has George Baily on the verge of suicide"
That escalated quickly
Apparently the 1978 Lotr was originally supposed to end with a cliff hanger, of Gollum Sam and Frodo entering the black gate
I suggested this in the last one but I’ll do it again. “Lost items from media” such as the remaining treasures from the Atari sword quest contest. Not sure if there would be enough to fill a list up
Hello! Since All Things Lost is sizeable lost media ytber, I thought I'd come here to share my plight.
CoooolTV is a stopmotion series from 2003 that was part of a campaign to introduce Bratz in japan, where it was renamed CoolBratz, and destributed by Tomy at first. Currently the ONLY things remaining are a few production stills and the theme song. Almost no clips have resurfaced, and for the one that exists, it's not even known if it WAS part of the series.
It ran from late august to early september on NipponTV. Each episode was about two minutes long, and it's predicted to have eight episodes. Here's the cast if it helps:
Cloe- Rumi Sabnani
Yasmin- Chiaki Kawamoto
Jade- Asami Yoshida
Dana- Hana "Erika" Collar
It isn't known who voiced Sasha yet.
Source:
lookinbratz.com/stiles/media/shows/cooooltv
I sort of expected the pie-throwing scene from "Dr. Strangelove" to be on here but perhaps a future list...
If they ever made an opie and Anthony movie… Owen Wilson could play opie
I wonder if the space jam to Pepe le pew scene will be added to this list if Warner Bros. doesn't release it for a blu-ray release?
I knew the character was cut, but I didn't realize they had already shot the live-action footage. The scene might very well be considered lost media soon.
As I’m sure you know salt mines are often used for media preservation due to their atmospheric qualities. If it’s the salt mine I’m thinking of there are a ton of old films there as well as props and costumes like Arnold Schwarzeneggar’s Mr Freeze costume or the infamous “bat nipple” costume from Batman and Robin.
back to the future 2... has a deleted scene that only exists as some photos, In a deleted scene from Back to the Future Part II, which was reinstated by Craig Shaw Gardner for the novelization, after having narrowly avoided coming face-to-face with his younger 1955 self in Courthouse Square, Doc came across Peabody and a police officer near the Lyon Estates billboard where the DeLorean time machine is hidden.
Man i love your content. Please keep it up. It’s so good that you also enjoy it all so much
I think it would be cool if you did a video about lost alternate cuts of films. I know that’s kinda what this videos about but I still think it could be interesting.
A LOTR lost media video would be cool.