John Wick is one of the most beloved action franchises of the past decade, and its directors, Chad Stahelski and David Leitch, have become two of the most sought-after action directors in Hollywood. But it turns out that the directors had to fight with the studio to keep one of the most iconic scenes in the franchise: the death of John Wick’s beloved dog.
The scene in question is one of the most heartbreaking moments in the entire franchise. After John Wick’s wife dies, he is left with only his dog, Daisy, as a companion. But when a group of thugs come to his house to kill him, they shoot Daisy in cold blood. It’s a shocking and heartbreaking moment that sets the tone for the rest of the franchise.
But it turns out that the studio wanted to cut the scene from the movie. According to Stahelski and Leitch, the studio thought that the scene was too dark and depressing for a mainstream action movie. But the directors fought hard to keep the scene in the movie, arguing that it was essential to the story and to the character of John Wick.
In the end, the directors won out and the scene stayed in the movie. It’s a testament to the power of the directors’ vision and their commitment to telling the story they wanted to tell. It’s also a reminder that sometimes the studio’s vision isn’t always the best one, and that directors should always fight for what they believe in.
John Wick is a beloved franchise, and it’s no surprise that the directors fought hard to keep the iconic scene of Daisy’s death in the movie. It’s a reminder that sometimes the studio’s vision isn’t always the best one, and that directors should always fight for what they believe in.
John Wick Directors Fought With Studio To Kill The Dog
