These Famous Stars Who Were Cut From Classic Films

Even famous actors like Harrison Ford and Uma Thurman have had their scenes completely removed from blockbuster movies. Find out which stars experienced this in our list

Can you believe it? Even Robert Pattinson had a scene removed. In 2004, he played Reese Witherspoon's son in Vanity Fair. But you can only see this on the DVD extras because he was cut from the actual movie.

Uma Thurman, famous for 'Kill Bill,' was set to play Blake Lively's character's mother in the drug thriller 'Savages.' Unfortunately, her role was entirely removed from the final theatrical version of the film.

Even though the film 'All the Money in the World' had already been finished, director Ridley Scott and the producers made the decision to entirely replace lead actor Kevin Spacey and reassign the role of the oil tycoon to Christopher Plummer. The motivation behind this was the numerous allegations of sexual harassment made against Kevin Spacey, some involving minors.

Joss Whedon revealed that certain scenes featuring Tom Hiddleston as "Loki," Thor's rebellious adopted brother, were indeed filmed for 'Avengers 2: Age of Ultron.' Regrettably, these scenes no longer fit into the overall context of the completed film. With a heavy heart, Whedon made the tough decision to entirely remove "Loki" from the final cut.

Shailene Woodley took on the role of "Mary Jane" for 'The Amazing Spider-Man 2,' but was able to leave after only three days of shooting. Director Marc Webb spontaneously decided to focus entirely on the relationship between "Peter" (played by Andrew Garfield) and "Gwen" (played by Emma Stone) in the second part.

'Black Mass' is based on the true story of Boston crime boss and FBI informant James Bulger. Director Scott Cooper decided to show only the active years of the criminal, except for a final scene. Thus, many parts were cut from the film and Sienna Miller, who had portrayed Bulger's longtime partner Catherine Greig, was also history. According to the director, the scenes no longer made sense or fit into the rhythm of the film.

Did you know? In the original version of Steven Spielberg's masterpiece, 'E.T. - The Extraterrestrial,' Harrison Ford portrayed the role of the principal of "Elliot." However, the actor's scenes didn't make it into the final theatrical release.

In the biopic "Lovelace," portraying the life of porn starlet "Linda Lovelace" (played by Amanda Seyfried), Demi Moore was initially slated to portray the feminist "Gloria Steinem." However, due to illness, Moore had to step down, and Sarah Jessica Parker took on the role on short notice. Ultimately, the producers decided the character didn't significantly impact the plot. As a result, neither Demi Moore nor Sarah Jessica Parker appeared in the final film.

Paul Rudd also didn't make the final cut. There was a scene shot with him in "Bridal Alarm," where he portrays a man with a date with "Annie." Unfortunately, this scene didn't make it to the theatrical release, but it can be found on the DVD at least.