The Devil's Advocate (1997): The Deleted Scenes Nobody Talks About

The Devil's Advocate (1997): The Deleted Scenes Nobody Talks About We're going even deeper into 1997's The Devil's Advocate — the deleted scenes that almost made the cut, the decade of development hell that once had Joel Schumacher and Brad Pitt attached, the on-set tension between Pacino and Hackford, and the $2 million effects secret hiding in Milton's office wall. From a Godfather-era Al Pacino life mask used in the film's final transformation, to the real Manhattan churches, a Jacksonville storefront standing in for New York, and the lawsuit that froze 475,000 VHS and DVD copies in a warehouse — this is everything we didn't cover last time. Haven't seen our first video yet? Check out "12 Shocking Facts About The Devil's Advocate" linked below before diving into this one. ⏱️ TIMESTAMPS 00:00 – Intro 01:30 – The Deleted Scenes 05:00 – The Long Road to Get Made 09:30 – Tension on Set 12:00 – Building Milton's New York 15:30 – The Effects That Made Hell Look Real 17:30 – The Sound of Satan & a Delayed Release 19:00 – The Afterlife of The Devil's Advocate 👍 If you enjoyed this deep dive, like, subscribe, and drop a comment letting us know which fact surprised you most. #TheDevilsAdvocate #AlPacino #KeanuReeves #CharlizeTheron #MovieFacts #FilmTrivia #BehindTheScenes #90sMovies #CultClassic #DeletedScenes #movienostalgia #filmhistory