One Night Only director says test audiences made him purge "so much nudity" from his sex Purge movie
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The director of "One Night Only", Will Gluck, revealed that test audiences prompted him to cut out significant amounts of nudity from the film. He explained that the removed content took viewers out of the movie, leading to its omission. The story quieted without further updates on the film's reception or impact of the edits.
Epilogue added 53m ago, after coverage quieted.
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Director cut nudity from One Night Only inkl · 51d ago
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Director cut nudity from One Night Only Yahoo · 51d ago
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