In an interview with Vanity Fair ahead of the October 9 release of
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Classic Sorkin, always making things look effortless. I just want to know if the dialogue improvements actually show up on screen this time around.
It’s interesting that he calls it a creative choice rather than damage control. I’ll believe it’s genuine when I see the final cut on October 9th.
Honestly, I hope these changes tighten the pacing. The trailers already felt a bit rushed, so this might just be the fix the movie needed.
Wait, they didn’t actually name Trump? I had no idea until now. Is he a background character or completely absent from the narrative?
I really appreciate him clarifying that the reshoots were voluntary. It’s refreshing to hear A-listers take responsibility like that instead of blaming studio interference.