Re: Director's Cut question

sgilliam@GUILFORD.EDU
Wed, 26 Jan 2000 07:33:17 -0800 (PST)

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Brief answer:
Sometimes in theatrical releases, scenes are cut out by the distributor for
various reasons...
to get a less restrictive rating, for example. Directors may not like
this.
Since videos are unrated, subsequent video releases can carry the
previously cut
scenes which the director deems essential.

jim.mumm@marquette.edu@library.berkeley.edu on 01/26/2000 09:58:29 AM

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Subject: Director's Cut question

Can someone please explain what is meant by the term "Director's Cut"?
How is this different from a non-director's cut version of a video?

I apologize if this was discussed before (I think it was, but I just
don't remember.)

Thanks for your help.

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