Chernobyl deleted scenes
Scenes that we know for a fact were filmed.
Ulana reading reports from the Chernobyl victims, freaking out and deciding to convince Valery to, well, avenge them.
If you ask me, it would have made way more sense if that scene was not left out. It would give us a glimpse into Ulana’s psyche, the reasoning behind her actions, her own pain and guilt. Then she wouldn’t just serve as the voice of Valery’s conscience. She’s hurting, that’s why she did what she did even if she regretted it. She’s not just demanding justice for all. She wants justice for herself.
Look at her body language, she’s in the brink of tears. Now how much more humane would that have made her?
Ulana photo found by @litttlesilkworm
Garanin and the May parade phone call.
Initial source.
Dyatlov hallucinating about his dying son.
This part *might* have been included here.
“Omitted.”
Alternate evacuation scene from which we’ve heard some dialogue where Boris mentions “marriage” and “finance”.
Pavel greeting the new recruit.
VIENNA.
Last but not least.
Misha’s final assignment.
Finally, a tidbit from Alex Ferns on the accents.
