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The directors who need to fight for creative decisions are nothing new. But there may be a belief that if something works and the director is invited to make a sequel, they will be left alone (or, at least, to bother them less) to bring their kind to life. However, that was not the case with "Johnon Vick: Chapter 2." As director Chad Stahelski revealed, LionsGate's directors badly wanted to change one of the key scenes of the film's death.

In an interview with Hollywood reporterStaheski spoke On behalf of the publication of the documentary "Vick is pain" When he mentioned that the studio was not happy about the death of Ianana (Claudia Gerini). The character, as you can remember, is a member of the high table that Mr. Vick (Keanu Reeves) is tasked with killing to respect his marker in the second film "Johnon Wick". Instead of allowing her to be removed from Vic, she wipes her own joints while Johnon sees and does nothing to intervene. Then he shoots her head to ease the pain and fulfill his marker.

For what is worth, This striking, bizarre death scene in Chapter 2 was actually the idea of ​​Reeves In the first place. However, when it came time to collect the film, Stahelski had to fight to keep the scene in the film as they designed it. Here's what he had to say about this issue:

"At Johnon Vick 2, there was a disagreement with someone very high in the studio above Johnon Wick, making euthanasia-assistant on a character called Ianana (Claudia Gerini). It was, "Oh, God, we can't kill Johnon Vick only!" We don't kill her.

"Johnon Wick" may be one of Lyonsgate's jewelry franchise now, but it wasn't always the case. The first "Johnon Wick" was a relatively modest, low budget hit. Every successive entry into the film series has become much greater success than the last, but during the production of "Chapter 2", the studio had no way of knowing it would be. The film was far more risky than "Johnon Vick: Chapter 3 - Parabelum" or "Chapter 4" that way. So some creative quarrels were to be expected.

However, Stahelski found himself on the road. The director also made it clear that the conviction of the studio that something would work is rarely easy. "If I told you, for" Johnon Vick 3 ", I have nothing to do as it works before, I will have a bunch of dogs that bite and kill 186 people. Will you give me $ 100 million for that? "Stahelski missed. Then he explained how he learned to deal with such things in practice:

"If I give you the script, believe me, it reads worse than the sounds on that terrain. But it makes sense in my head. It used to be a big enough ** hole, but sometimes the track A ** Holes doesn't work. So I'm much more patient. "Later, they are like," Oh, it looks cool. " Then everyone is taking credit for everything.

Stahel's undoubtedly proved at this point. Johnon Wick is now a $ 1 billion franchise that covers more sequels along with the spin-off movie "Ballerina". Lionsgate also has a few more spin-offs in the works, as well as a possible "Johnon Wick 5." Stahelski and Reeves will run the way, perhaps with less struggles in the creative direction. But when a lot of money is involved, people will always have opinions. The best every director can hope is that the real idea wins.

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