Going Rogue Going Rogue V: The Reshoots
Aug 21, 2022
Discover the tumultuous journey behind the making of The Bourne Identity, which faced major budget overruns and multiple reshoots, resulting in a successful outcome despite director disputes. Dive into the fascinating behind-the-scenes tales of Rogue One, where Tony Gilroy's pivotal role transformed the film during its reshoots. Learn why some reshoots enhance narratives, while others stumble—highlighting the iconic Vader corridor as a standout success. This episode takes you through the art and challenges of filmmaking in an entertaining way.
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Bourne's Troubled Production
- The Bourne Identity production went $8M over budget and required four rounds of reshoots.
- Producer Frank Marshall directed at least one scene and claimed to cut the released version.
Reshoots Are Normal Film Tools
- Reshoots and pickups are routine and often planned into big productions.
- Many pickups are invisible in the final cut and serve to fix eyelines or emotional beats.
Get Out's Ending Reshot For Tone
- Jordan Peele reshot Get Out's ending to give audiences a heroic catharsis.
- He replaced a bleaker original ending with Rod's arrival to satisfy the changed cultural moment.
