We all know that shady things go down behind closed doors in Hollywood all the time.
Sometimes, we learn about them in tell-all books years or decades down the line; sometimes, if the incident is so massive, there are documentaries made about them, and sometimes, people drop huge stuff out of nowhere, and we all have to remember the world we live in is run by terrible people with no moral compass . We know studios will do anything to get what they want, including not paying people livable wages.
'' LONDON, ENGLAND – DECEMBER 06: Matthew Vaughn attends the World Premiere screening of Twentieth Century Studios' 'The King's Man' at Cineworld Leicester Square on December 06, 2021 in London, England. This sounds like a pretty standard X-Men Storm scene, but it wasn't a scene that was in the original script. While Vaughn was on board with the idea, he almost immediately walked away once he learned what the executives intended to do with this new script.
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