1. We dont know if she read her script or the full script.
2. We dont know if she read the previous script or the newer one
3. Being a fan of Euphoria is fine and that show is no where near as bad it has strong topics but this one goes way to far.
4. We also know that script was changing pretty much daily so feel free to tell me which script she read.
https://www.rollingstone.com/t…ckpink-jennie-1234688754/
As promising as those initial scripts were, the scripts for the final episodes were still only half-finished and the finale completely unwritten.
Organization quickly evaporated, mainly due to changes in the script, sources say. One production member says the first version of the show went through more than 20 rewrites, saying scripts were being updated constantly: “We did it every fucking day. It was insane.”
But three crew members allege Seimetz seemed set up to fail from the start. When she arrived on set seven weeks before the show started filming, she was given half-finished scripts
“It did start drastically changing,” another production member confirms. “It was kind of a joke how many revisions there were — whether it was changing somebody’s name or whether it was something more intensive, like completely changing the scene and taking away a story.”
Eventually, the crew say they stopped getting one-liners, an industry term for daily schedules of what was being shot. And the few one-liners that were given out quickly became useless due to changes, sources say. Decisions were being made on the fly, frustrating several crew members who say they felt they could never properly prepare for the next day of work. “I’d be driving home [at the end of the day] and they’d be like, ‘Oh, we’re adding a scene, but it hasn’t been written yet,’” one says.
Once again, sources point to constant changes to the script being the show’s most pressing issue. Levinson — who was coming off a hectic Euphoria production (which had its own issues throughout the season) — continued his frenzied pace over at The Idol. “There was always this sense of chaos because [we] never had a plan on what was going to happen today, or tomorrow, or the next scene,” one crew member explains.
Levinson allegedly stopped sending scripts to HBO and certain department heads, according to two people familiar with the matter.
A major concern among the crew, according to four production sources, was Levinson chipping away at the show’s original messaging, creating a distorted and jarring story that lost its overall impact. (Although Tesfaye is credited as co-creator and a writer, three crew members with knowledge of the situation claim he barely touched a script during the reshoots.) “It was a show about a woman who was finding herself sexually, turned into a show about a man who gets to abuse this woman and she loves it.”
Two crew members say it’s unclear what will actually wind up in the show, as scripts were being changed daily and scenes were constantly being shot and reshot. Many say they are unsure where the show is headed and what will be used in the final cut.
However, production sources claim the second iteration faced the same issues that plagued Seimetz’s set due to ongoing script rewrites. “There was no leash on this second incarnation,” a production member says. “The people who are fronting the cash and HBO, they’re not putting [Levinson] on a leash, knowing that you already have a [multimillion-dollar] bill, supposedly, that you can’t do anything with.”
I took out the main points but surely you can tell it had many different scripts and was changing daily, Jennie was on on set daily or getting the updates of the scripts when shes barely in the show and even HBO wasnt getting updates.
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