Deleted scenes

How many innocents did you kill in the sixth century quest to... Kind of like a gladiator field. Isn't there? Mm-hmm. That's odd, isn't it? It's strange. I think he has the same hairstyle as he had in Gladiator. He does. Anything I've done can be laid at your feet. This is your favorite cut right here, isn't it? Coming up, Nick? Coming up, yep. Which one is it? It's coming up when we cut from her. No matter where we... I hear we're in the... Right here. Where? No. Oh, no, actually, did we already pass it?

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I remember there was a whole other piece of sequence... ...before he actually landed that we cut out. Just didn't... I think it plays great without it, though. This is practical and CGI mixed together for the wolf again. With Luma not doing the effects. And it's... This was the one we struggled with the most. When the creature starts crawling up right here. You need to tell the story of him climbing to the top. Some angles just looks like a man in a suit. Completely. We just kind of cut around. I do love the breathing Mike Babcock did for this as well. I mean, this little breathing of... Before he.... The howl. - That's right. Call to the-- Call to arms. So that's a mix of, like, a bunch of different sounds together. Gorilla, tiger, lions and things. That's what he did, I think. Yeah, that right there you're talking about, right? With the nose. And the snarl. Yeah, that's cool. I love that. That little sound that he makes. This is unfortunately one of the places... ...Where you had to cut a bunch of effects shots out. Like the wolves arriving. No matter how much money they give us, you always need more. When it's your peak you have to kind of be selective... ...and just sometimes it's a better trim. Still, I would have loved to see them coming from the back there. Yeah.

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