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Production
Go behind the scenes on the 1985 Horror / Occult movie starring Drew Barrymore, James Woods, Robert Hayes, Candy Clark
Alan King, Kenneth McMillan, Robert Hays, James Naughton, Tony Munafo, Court Miller, Russell Horton, Patricia Benson, Mary D'Arcy, James Rebhorn, Jack Dillon (II), Susan Hawes, Shelly Burch, Sal Richards, Jesse Doran, Patricia Kalember, Mike Starr Update Cast
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Before Cat's Eye began filming, Drew's mother Jaid had tried persuading Drew to take some time off, but Drew had replied,"I don't want to just sit around L.A. for three months." - Especially not when she could reap all the emotional benefits from being part of a production.Rewind Archive
While making Cat's Eye, Drew liked hanging out with James Woods (who she thought was funny) and she worked a lot with Candy Clark. One scene Drew and Candy did together, where Drew found her pet parakeet Polly dead and blames her mother, required lots of crying. Candy was curious to know how Drew always managed to summon up the tears so convincingly on cue. Whenever Drew had to cry, she got very intense,and if there was a break in the scene she'd keep to herself or hide out in a dark corner so the mood wouldn't be broken. When Drew needed to cry, she explained to Candy, she thought about Gertie, the kitten Steven Spielberg had given her who had run away.Thanks to Mike Myhrvold
The "Christine" car in the movie was mine. I delivered it to the movie studio in Wilmington. They were filmimg the smoking party scene the day I was there, in an old church.Next Section: Deleted Scenes
Deleted Scenes
There are often scenes cut from the final version of a movie. Sometimes these will have been seen by preview audiences, or be included in Blu-ray or DVD extras etc.
The following missing scenes from Cat's Eye are believed legit. If you disagree or have additional info, please update us.Thanks to Kim
I worked on the movie Cats Eye in post production and I'm pretty sure some of the scenes filmed at the house Dock Street were cut.Next Section: Alternate Versions
Alternate Versions
Sometimes, there will be several versions of a movie floating about on cable, tv or video etc. Other times, a Director may release a special cut of the movie on Blu-ray or DVD.
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