Paul Rogers told Newsweek the other ways in which 'Everything Everywhere All At Once' could have ended, and talked about the Oscars, deleted scenes, and more.
"Slate's character always felt like an outcast, it was the only noodle in the bowl that had a hole in it and it was this weird, crazy little universe, and I loved it when I read it. I loved it when I saw the footage. But every time we tried to put in the movie it threw everyone off the journey, you know?
"That was another thing that just kind of grounded the film to a halt in this part of that scene, we didn't know how to cut it." "Stephanie Hsu just had so much fun in that scene and was doing such crazy stuff, we had a lot of really wonderful choices," Rogers reflected."The day after they shot that scene, Zak Stoltz, the visual effects supervisor, was putting effects of the guy turning into confetti on set.
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