ENTERTAINMENT
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HBO's "The Idol" was supposed to be the talk of the town, but instead, it ended up being the talk of the town for all the wrong reasons.
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The Idol' faced a power struggle on set similar to 'Game of Thrones' as Zoe Cassavetes created and directed the show, but Sam Levinson took over after the reboot.
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The cast included some big names, like Lily-Rose Depp and Abel Tesfaye, but apparently that wasn't enough to save the production.
It seems like the crew of 'The Idol' were singing a different tune, as they complained of constant script changes and a lack of direction on set.
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Jennie from K-pop group Blackpink apparently had a minimal role, despite being a big draw for the show.
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Levinson turned 'The Idol' into a twisted tale, distorting the original message and leaving fans bewildered.
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Reports suggest that 'The Idol' script featured scenes of sexual and physical violence,, they remained on paper and were never brought to life on screen.
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The crew members are unsure what will actually make it into the final cut of the show, which doesn't inspire much confidence.
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It's undoubtedly disappointing when a show that holds so much promise ultimately falls short of expectations, as appears to be the case with 'The Idol
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Hopefully, future productions will learn from these mistakes and prioritize organization and clear messaging over chaos and confusion.
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