Deleted Scenes, Outtakes, Dailies

[Stanger406]

I'm on the hunt for deleted scenes, outtakes, and dailies not found on the DVD releases of Buffy or Angel. Angel had a few deleted scenes released here and there on the DVD sets, but Buffy never did.

I'm most interested in finding any deleted scenes that are floating around out there, but I'm also interested in seeing dailies and outtakes from the shows. Does anyone know where I can find them. I've found some outtakes and dailies here and there on YouTube.

On the Buffering the Vampire Slayer podcast, they mentioned that Hush has a filmed deleted scene of the Gentlemen removing the dorm room kid's heart, but otherwise I'm not sure of any other scenes that were actually filmed and removed.

 

[November]

I had only seen a few bits and pieces on youtube years ago. No idea on the rest, good luck on your search!

 

[Stanger406]

Good to know they exist! Thank you 🙂

 

[white avenger]

There's been some things on Youtube, as has been mentioned, ad there used to be a few sites devoted exclusively to such things, but Joss Whedon has always remained adamant about no deleted scenes, director's cuts, or extended versions of anything that he does. What you see on the initial broadcast is all you are ever going to get. (on a somewhat related subject, that's why, despite the fans requesting it it, there will never be an extended cut of "Serenity," "Avengers," or "Justice League." )

 

[Stanger406]

Oh yeah, that makes sense too. I have heard that before. That's a shame, but I get where he's coming from.

 

[Skanky Vamp]

Joss Whedon has always remained adamant about no deleted scenes,

Then why was he talking about cutting scenes from Avengers because he thought they would be better served as DVD extras? Why on Avengers Age of Ultron was he hyping the deleted scenes? I know before he said he didn't want a director's cut because he was "too lazy" to go back and re-edit, but I never heard him mention being opposed to deleted scenes showing up.

 

[AlphaFoxtrot]

To be fair, Joss really didn't have complete control over Avengers. For a writer-director, there's really no excuse for extras, you should be able to govern the creative process from start to finish. With Avengers, Joss only have partial control for like 66% of the film.