The Clue movie contains a final end that is impossible to watch today

“Clue” is famous for the presence of three ends, each of which was shown in theaters with a different print of the movie – so that some theaters will announce any end. In an interview with Empire 2023, Tim Curry and director Jonathan Lin talked about the material demand for monologue that leads to the end of the movie: an explanation directed to murders where Wadzworth runs around the palace that provides the exhibition at a rapid pace. It was sufficient to make the curry looking for medical care for exhaustion.

In that interview, Curry revealed that he was there fourth It ends up with the “idea” that has almost reached the screen. “I ran around the house, killing everyone,” Carrie recalls.

In fact, this fourth end is still in the text program, which you can find online if you look difficult enough. In it, Wadsworth reveals it was the true mastermind. It turns out, I just picked up. He is tired of being perfection. Try to be an ideal husband, but his wife committed suicide. He tried to be the perfect servant, but he ended up killing his boss. Therefore, he decided to commit an ideal murder, and gave himself an audience.

Wadzworth poisoned all the remaining dinner guests alive until they died after he ended with Monuhuj. Before he is able to lock them inside the palace, the FBI arrives, but Wadzworth spends them by telling the entire story again. From the crowning, police officers do not realize that Wadzworth has all closed them inside the palace and escapes, stealing a policeman and driving to the horizon.

Of course, this is “evidence”, and no one really escapes. The scene ends with Wadzworth listening to the roar of anger from the German shepherd in the back seat. Cut the credits, the braid “shake, the death of death and the winding.” Although the scene has not been released at all, it is still in films, and it has cut off its way online – as you can see here. According to the text, this was supposed to be the third end.

So what happened? Well, Lin Empire told, “It wasn’t funny enough. It was not surprising enough. He ended the film on an anti -car. So I just brought it out. Three was enough.”