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Envelope Directors Roundtable: ‘The scene I had to cut’

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Film fans like to watch movies and opine on what should or shouldn’t have made the final cut. But sometimes a movie’s harshest critic is the person who made it. In this clip from our Envelope Directors Roundtable, filmmakers reveal the scenes they loved but had to let go. Whether it’s a startling group-therapy moment in “Precious” or a Hans Landa bon mot in “Inglourious Basterds,” these scenes are often strikingly good -- and yet they’ll never see the light of day.

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