Directors Cuts of Iconic Films That Surpass The Originals

Leon

Leon was directed by Luc Besson and released in 1994. The theatrical release was not what Besson wanted, but his true version did not test well with American audiences. He went and released the extended version in 1996 which was then released on DVD years later. The director's cut explores more character arcs and relationships.

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