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One of the most controversial decisions Petersen made for the Director's Cut was altering the musical score. troy director 39-s cut

Added a new opening (a dog finding its dead master) and a new ending showing Trojan survivors escaping to Mount Ida. Increased Sensuality: This public link is valid for 7 days

Whether you are deciding which version to watch or are a die-hard fan of historical epics, exploring the reveals a masterpiece that improves upon the original theatrical release in nearly every way. 1. Reclaiming the Pacing and Runtime Can’t copy the link right now

One of the most controversial behind-the-scenes dramas of Troy involved its musical score. Originally, master composer Gabriel Yared spent nearly a year crafting a deeply atmospheric, choral, and period-authentic score. Following a disastrous test screening where audiences found it "too old-fashioned," the studio infamously rejected Yared’s work. James Horner was brought in and given a mere 13 days to write and record an entirely new score for the theatrical release.

A scene introducing Odysseus with his dog, Argos, which was entirely absent from the theatrical version.