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Release: Nov 14, 2021 - Author: entire:liam - Translator: Mike Lowrey
- external link: IMDB
Ryan Entertainment[Theatrical Version 27:41] [TVP 20:13] Scene positioning Audio change The section when Adam, his manager and Ray Hott hold the meeting with the dubious Castigliane brothers at Ryan Entertainment runs in a different order in both versions. Both the Theatrical version and the TV pilot feature more footage. Audio change: The TV version underpins everything with a soundtrack.
[Theatrical Version 27:41] [TVP 20:13] Extended scene The short dialogue as Adam arrives.
[Theatrical Version 34:36] [TVP 28:20] Extended scene Audio change After Vincenzo Castigliane spit out the espresso, he says: "Porca miséria!"
Only the Theatrical Version features a "Shit!". 6,7 sec
Revenge[Theatrical Version 34:42] [TVP 28:28] Extended scene After Adam smashes the windows of the sedan, the TV pilot shows an additional close-up of the broken windshield as well as of the driver.
8,7 sec
[Theatrical Version 34:36] [TVP 28:20] Audio change In the TV pilot, loud (and inappropriate) blows can be heard here.
[Theatrical Version 34:42] [TVP 28:39] New scene Betty is worried about the sleeping Rita.
14,9 sec
Mr. Roque[Theatrical Version 34:58] [TVP 32:37] Audio change In the TV pilot, Ray Hott is on his way to Mr. Roque and walks through several rooms. After the conversation, which can also be seen in the theatrical version, the Castigliane brothers leave the building. Audio change: Again, only the TV pilot features a soundtrack.
[Theatrical Version 36:30] [TVP 35:37] Extended scene Outside, they look at their wrecked car and then get picked up.
38,4 sec
Joe[Theatrical Version 36:52] [TVP 16:11] Extended scene Joe and Ed talk more.
42,1 sec
[Theatrical Version 38:32] [TVP 17:12] Longer shot Joe walks down the hallway longer.
11,7 sec
[Theatrical Version 39:59] [TVP 18:49] Extended scene He does not shoot the voluptuous woman after all, but walks up to her and pushes her to the floor a second time. Only then does he go behind the desk at a distance. She yells: "Get away!"
17 sec
[Theatrical Version 40:46] [TVP 19:57] Audio change The alarm sound differs and is much shriller in the Theatrical version.
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