'American Made' Originally Had Scene Featuring Bill Clinton Getting a Lap Dance | THR News

The film 'American Made' explores a conspiracy theory involving Bill Clinton and George HW Bush in illegal activities. However, scenes implicating them were cut to avoid political bias. The film, originally titled 'Mina', was renamed to downplay its Arkansas connections. Despite these changes, the film received positive reviews, with an 85% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Critics noted the absence of high-profile political figures, suggesting a missed opportunity to delve deeper into political stories. The film encourages viewers to share their thoughts on the omitted scenes.

What was the main reason for cutting scenes involving Bill Clinton from the film 'American Made'?

• To focus more on action scenes

• To reduce the film's length

• To avoid political bias

• Due to budget constraints

Why was the original title 'Mina' changed to 'American Made'?

• To make it more appealing to international audiences

• To highlight the American setting

• To avoid confusion with another film

• To downplay the Arkansas connections

Which political figure was also removed from the film to keep it apolitical?

• Jimmy Carter

• Ronald Reagan

• George HW Bush

• Richard Nixon

How was the film 'American Made' received by critics?

• It received mixed reviews

• It was not reviewed by critics

• It was poorly received

• It received largely positive reviews

What aspect of the film does Leslie Felker note in her review?

• The film's focus on action sequences

• The absence of high-profile political figures

• The film's soundtrack

• The film's historical accuracy