Personally i hadn't noticed so i was glad for the comments.

And unattractive💀

but, but, but, she's donna, mannn. :-D :-D

Oh the burn of that Miranda shade she was a master at.

Sure, but I assume the director is the one who ultimately decides which scenes to keep.

The director and the editor work hand in hand… for the editing and the final touch

Don't forget about producer

@@ml.frossard A film producer is a person who oversees film production. Either employed by a production company or working independently, producers plan and coordinate various aspects of film production, such as selecting the script; coordinating writing, directing, editing; and arranging financing. From Wikipedia lmao do your research first please.

@@ml.frossard okay Mr right lmao whatever, but I rather trust Wikipedia and common sense, rather than random guy from UKposts comment section that edit his own comment.

Definitely. It showed vulnerability far too soon. The divorce scene was the perfect moment.

No I would've make sense as to why she chose Andy over Emily, Emily just froze at the moment while Andrea reacted right away and helped her out, to me it would've make sense

Chris… LOL 😂 you’re kidding right?

I’ve been watching it ritualistically three times every month since 2018…it’s so addicting 😂

ТЫ СЕРЬЁЗНО?! ЭТО ВСЁ РАВНО ЧТО ВСТРЕТИТЬ ИЛОНА МАСКА В ЛИФТЕ.Я ОЧЕНЬ ВАМ ЗАВИДУЮ😭

@@mirandapriestley6990 She was beautiful and dressed to kill.

@@mirandapriestley6990 I promise you Anna Wintour is far better than Musk. He frequents were I live...and I really wish he didn't 😭

But it signified Miranda being a mentor and guiding Andy. Whereas in the movie others around her pushed her to figure things out, which in my opinion strengthens Andy and her growth throughout the movie

yeah...but at least actors in the US even those whose work we don't get to see on the final edit DO get paid...

@@dmdm528 true. but getting seen in a movie even as an extra is good opportunity to land bigger roles.

Well the blonde bun girl in the elevator scene DID get thru in the cafeteria scene. Saunters up with her tray and gives an incredibly fake smile at the cashier. I hate her so much LOL. 👋🤭

The Starbucks worker was clearly Meryl Streep’s daughter. Some of the extras got there by nepotism too

I was just gonna say 😭 i thought about this when the scene in calvin klein i think? Happened with the ginger

but then that contradicts the scene where Miranda lectures her about the fashion industry, because up to that point it was still implied that Andy didn't care about what she was wearing

Agree with Omar, it kinda contradicts that whole scene about the sweater, so I'm happy they deleted it

girl, who’s Amanda?

@@rodval2322 LMAO OMG THANK YOU FOR CORRECTING - I didn’t even notice!

I like a lot of htese Cut Scenes. Personally, although I liked the Movie- I saw it recently on Showtime- It basically is a Fascist Movie. Besides everybody being all White in the Movie- it glorifies treating People- the Non Elite- Badly.

I personally enjoyed two of these scenes in theory: the elevator ride and the "thank you" scene. Not how they were shot, but just their overall idea. The elevator moment added nothing to Andy and Miranda's dynamic because it cut in nearly two seconds, with Andy shutting up after attempting small talk and Miranda not even saying anything. I personally believe this scene, if it were even added, should've been a full fledged moment. My rewriting would've gone like: Let's say the elevator fails. There is a big bump, stumbling, and then little flicking of lights before darkness. Miranda and Andy are quiet for a second- before Andy jumps in and asks if Miranda is okay- before the latter interrupts with some sort of 'fix it.' or huff, or barked order idk. Instead of being entirely cliché, there IS service in this elevator and they will be let out soon enough. This window of time would allow Andy and Miranda to overcome some sort of awkward phase, not become friends, not becoming close, but probably having Miranda end up saying something extremely personal. I don't know what this would be, but it'd be fun to see just a smidge of sympatheticness. I would've personally made this scene to happen before Andy and Miranda go into the horrible showing, and connect it to before Andy finds Miranda while she's fighting with her husband. Miranda could've could've late to their dinner because of it. However, no matter how I write it, it still feels very of of character. Like i said, I like it in theory- the moment just didn't add anything worth while. The second scene I liked was the 'thank you' scene, but I would've written it like: Everyone is seated at their respective tables. Instead of Stephen embarrassing Miranda just once, it kinda happens every few minutes in very little moments. He's a bit crass and blunt, while obviously intoxicated with no real care for his wife's dedication. He feels protective of Miranda, in the way weird 'alpha' men do, which has Andy saving Miranda's ass more than once. I understand both scenes were very out of character, and my rewriting wasn't really amy better- but I still think they were pretty cool scenes. I wouldn't have minded both scenes to begin with, as they were very strong ideas in theory, but they really lacked what made the movie bask in its simplistic yet entertaining power dynamic.

Yeah. Mamie Gummer. I bet she was bummed her scene got deleted.😕

Thank you Patrick! 😘 I’m keeping your comment pinned because it was the first and so many duplicate posts have been flooding the comments. I deleted the others, no point in mentioning this over and over again.

It took me a while to recognize her when I first saw her and then remember I saw her as the FBI agent in Mr. Robot! Great catch!

just came here to say the same thing! I loved her in the Good Wife

@@nomecisto7200 She looks so similar in both roles, stunning 😍 and I love mr robot

there is a second book?!?!

Miranda thanking Andy would have undercut the impact of her appreciating Andy for warning her.

@@Maatjuhhh I am assuming when you talk about Miranda being warned from Andy about Jaquline replacing her then yes I can see how that could lessen the impact and maybe changed the entire outcome of the ride in the car when Andy says she couldn't do what she did to Nigel. I see your point now.

I can see why they left it out though. It really doesn’t seem in character for Miranda to do something like that. Maybe a head nod or something more subtle but the cliche mouthing “Thank you” is over the top and it breaks the impersonal icy veneer too much and feels off.

@@RJSAMCRO Also the moment where Andy finds Miranda without makeup in her Parisian hotel room. For once we see the facade of the Ice Queen crack.

@@Maatjuhhh Yes that to me showed even the toughest of tough can break apart. I know her whole reason for the scene was saying how Rupert Murdoch has made a fortune off her in the tabloids and that all she really cared about were the kids and how they felt. It makes me wonder truly if she cared about anyone because in the very next breath she goes right back into the seating chart and has no intentions of cancelling her evening after Andy suggests it. Can Miranda really be that cold even though we see a moment of despair?

yeah in the book his name was alex and a lot nicer too like he did still hang out with the boys but he was nice about it

and emily was still a mood but much more helpful

I'll never understand why she chose Nate in the end. She is way out of his league, and I don't just mean professionally.

@@Orius25 I'm not so sure she chose Nate. It had a vibe of we can still be friends.

That's why I never liked that loser boyfriend..however the actor was a total eye candy, which even made him a lot more tolerable

This is from the BluRay

They were on the DVD

Absolutely correct.

Girl deleted scenes are on like every dvd, chill

It's her way of knowing if people came in

What about the one who is wants you to keep earning and share that money with him?

Might as well not be in relationships if you can't spend time together

lol. A job that makes you choose between career an your relationship is a red flag for a job. That is like the whole point of the movie which you appear to have missed completly.

They did?