Director of Brad Pitt’s Sci-Fi Gem Claims Studio Wrecked His Vision: “That’s Not My Cut”

Director of Brad Pitt's Sci-Fi Gem Claims Studio Wrecked His Vision: "That's Not My Cut"




You often hear about filmmakers being overruled by studios, especially when they don't have the sort of pull necessary to dig their heels in and push back. This tends to happen more often with filmmakers who aren't as experienced working in certain budget ranges. Who can forget the infamous firing of Phil Lord and Christopher Miller from Solo: A Star Wars Story? It was probably the most expensive project that the directing duo had ever worked on, and the studio wasn't too pleased with their improvisational style. They were eventually replaced by the Oscar-winning Ron Howard, who has proven himself to be a reliable studio hand over decades. Solo remains an anomaly in an industry where such decisions are made more often than you'd imagine, but are rarely revealed to the public.


You often hear about filmmakers being overruled by studios, especially when they don't have the sort of pull necessary to dig their heels in and push back. This tends to happen more often with filmmakers who aren't as experienced working in certain budget ranges. Who can forget the infamous firing of Phil Lord and Christopher Miller from Solo: A Star Wars Story? It was probably the most expensive project that the directing duo had ever worked on, and the studio wasn't too pleased with their improvisational style. They were eventually replaced by the Oscar-winning Ron Howard, who has proven himself to be a reliable studio hand over decades. Solo remains an anomaly in an industry where such decisions are made more often than you'd imagine, but are rarely revealed to the public.

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