I prefer the theatrical release over the directors cut because..."There comes a time in every life when that dream you dream becomes that thing you do!"...who wants to write about another's dreams( director's cut)
Perhaps a loving tribute to Brian Epstein, a splash of whimsy using Howie Long who, it seems, would be the long-suffering top to Tom's busy bottom. Images I cannot embrace in any context.
-Love this movie, but glad they scrapped a gay part. But if they left that scene in they could've had it as Mr.White & the guy as straight friends just going to hang out, nothing more. Thankyou editors.
Yeah, this scene is not played with the same energy and tone as the rest of the film. There's always a reason something gets cut. But thanks so much for sharing this. This is my favorite movie and I've never seen a deleted scene. (That rhymed...)
Oh, yes…we have to work in a homosexual relationship…because EVERY single situation in EVERY sphere of life has a homosexual relationship in it. So cliche…so annoying.
It is a funny scene, and I appreciate the idea of giving Mr. White more of a backstory. But it didn't add anything to the movie. It worked so well as is, I think they made the right choice to move along without it.
1,) Don't know why Hanks, who wrote AND directed this film, felt compelled to make his character, Mr. White, gay. 2.) And of all people to cast as his gay boyfriend, why Howie Long? The GREATEST defensive lineman of all time! 3.) Freakin' Hollywood is full of FREAKS.
First: Rita Wilson was gorgeous… Second: Tom Scott was absolutely not capable of pulling this scene off. His drunk guy act was so over-the-top bad, it was unusable-unfortunately, because Rita was awesome! And GORGEOUS…
It looks like it was a spoof! The actor who plays Guy does an awful job at looking drunk. Tom Hanks acting in other scenes looks more serious. Here it is like Tom Hanks is on Saturday Night Live🤦🏻♂️
