In 1987, director Adrian Lyne released the Michael Douglas/Glenn Close classic, "Fatal Attraction" to critical and box office mega success. What many don't realize is that the last scene of the film that features a knife wielding Glenn Close attacking Anne Archer's character was shot 6 months after the original ending was nixed due to a lukewarm reaction by the original screening audience. They wanted to see 'Alex' get what they thought she deserved.
I think the original ending, which is posted below, is much more haunting whereas the ending that is eventually used is the edge-of-your-seat crowd-pleaser.
What do you think?
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