Unused scenes in known movies.

[Svengoolie 3]

In jaws the original scene of the boy on the invaded raft being eaten was far more graphic,  it was later replaced with a far less graphic one.

[Svengoolie 3]

In the blob Steve(n)  McQueen describes what he saw happen to the doctor in the window.

The actual scene was filmed but not used as it was too horrific.

[Svengoolie 3]

This image was used to promote star trek 2 the wrath of khan. Itwas not used in the movie and note the nebula is far less heavy than the one in the movie,  and the phasers look somewhat different than the rapid pulse ones used in the movie.

[The Burgomaster]

There are too many to list, but here are a few:

* GODFATHER and GODFATHER PART II had several scenes that were cut from the theatrical versions, but restored for the re-edited TV version ("The Complete Novel for Televison")

* Al Adamson's DRACULA VS. FRANKENSTEIN has a different ending than the one that was originally shot. Both endings are on the DVD.

* VANISHING POINT has a scene with Charloette Rampling that was cut from the U.S. theatrical version. You can see it on the DVD.

* Sam Peckinpah's original cut of THE OSTERMAN WEEKEND was longer than the theatrical release (including a longer opening sequence). You can see the longer version on the DVD, but the quality isn't great and, if I remember correctly, it has a digital timer running on the corner of the screen.

* FATAL ATTRACTION had a scene of Glenn Close cutting her own throat that was replaced for the theatrical release.

[claws]

The trailer for Tom Holland's The Temp (1993) is full of scenes not appearing in the movie. According to IMDb Paramount went through management changes while The Temp was in production/filming. Holland was forced to shoot new scenes, and Faye Dunaway demanded a new ending that showed her being "less evil." The director's cut was more of a horror film. The "studio version" is more of a thriller.

[Alex]

In Deep Blue Sea the female scientist originally survived. Test audiences were heard chanting "Kill the b***h" when she is in the water so a new ending was filmed.

The original King Kong had scenes where the crew were attacked by giant insects but this was removed as it was felt it took attention away from Kong.

[Trevor]

In Deep Blue Sea the female scientist originally survived. Test audiences were heard chanting "Kill the b***h" when she is in the water so a new ending was filmed.

While I wouldn't have gone that far to chant that, Saffron Burrows' character was really not nice in that film.

[RCMerchant]

This scene, with Chaney dead at his organ, is not seen in the PHANTOM OF THE OPERA (1925)

[RCMerchant]

In Deep Blue Sea the female scientist originally survived. Test audiences were heard chanting "Kill the b***h" when she is in the water so a new ending was filmed.

The original King Kong had scenes where the crew were attacked by giant insects but this was removed as it was felt it took attention away from Kong.

The also removed the giant spider scene.
And where Kong falls from the Empire State Building. I seen photos of that- I'll try to dig one up.

And of Kong randomly stomping and chewing natives. (though I believe most of that has been restored).

[RCMerchant]

I found it!
KING KONG (1933)

[RCMerchant]

Now restored, of Karloff throwing the little girl in the lake in FRANKENSTEIN (1931).
Also in FRANKENSTEIN- where Colin Clive's done screamin, about "It's ALIVE!", he says "In the name of God! Now I know what it feels like to be God!!"

[Gabriel Knight]

AFAIK they used the giant tick from King Kong for another movie, I believe it was The Black Scorpion. Not the same scene but the same prop, mind you. It's kinda cool knowing that at least the effect was used somewhere else.

[Svengoolie 3]

Now restored, of Karloff throwing the little girl in the lake in FRANKENSTEIN (1931).
Also in FRANKENSTEIN- where Colin Clive's done screamin, about "It's ALIVE!", he says "In the name of God! Now I know what it feels like to be God!!"

I kinda had a flashback to that  scene long  ago when I got my first PC running. I remember hitting the power button and seeing th bootup start and it was like "IT'S ALIVE! IT'S ALIVE!"

[LilCerberus]

Most versions of Mad Max (1979) have the dispatcher trying to hail Goose  with the camera panning across the front grill of a low rider pick up truck.
I've this once, and only once, on a VHS rental in Houston, wherein the camera starts at the spoiler on the back, then pans across the painting of the naked lady on the rear fender, then around to the front, and apparently, this was the only video store that ever had a copy of it, as no one else has ever heard of it.....

Not even this guy.
https://www.madmaxmovies.com/mad-max/filming-locations/mad-max-cut-scenes/index.html

[zombie no.one]

all of the deleted scenes in ALPHA PAPA which feature Alan Partridge are either as funny or funnier than anything in the proper movie...

in SHAUN OF THE DEAD they filmed a whole (mock) interview with Coldplay, and only used about 2 seconds of it in the film.