Your Favorite Films That Had Crazy Alternate Endings

Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid

At the finale of this classic, Butch and Sundance leave the home and gunfire is heard offscreen. We never see any death, leaving the ending up in the air. In an extended cut, there were visuals attached to the gunfire, showing a very gruesome death scene. That was too gory for the silver screen.

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