On an old studio lot outside London, a production crew began work on the movie "Sahara" in November 2003 by staging the crash of a vintage airplane.
But when the film opened in theaters in April 2005, the sequence had been deleted. "In the context of the movie, it didn't work," said director Breck Eisner.
The cost of the 46-second clip: more than $2 million.
But when the film opened in theaters in April 2005, the sequence had been deleted. "In the context of the movie, it didn't work," said director Breck Eisner.
The cost of the 46-second clip: more than $2 million.
An interesting article in the LA Times that gives a detailed account of where the money went on one of the biggest losers in Hollywood history.
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