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Reshoots & pickups
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Francis Ford Coppola
They will always wait till the weekend to fire you because in their minds they feel that they'll be able to be a transition and the new director will come on a Monday and there'll be no loss of time. So I suggested on the Wednesday, why can't I go and I'll reshoot the scene with Marlon if you don't like it. I mean, it was his first big scene and even though he is such a great man, he's nervous about playing the role.
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Francis Ford Coppola
I myself fired four of who, in my opinion, were the traitors in my myths. It was sort of like The Godfather. I fired the assistant director. I fired a number of people as a preemptory strike on that Wednesday. And it threw Paramount and everybody in a total dither because, you know, they were going to fire me that weekend. And here I had gone and fired three, four people, and I went right upstairs and I reshot
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David Naylor, Guy Hamilton, Tom Mankiewicz, John Barry + 14
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