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Terminator's three-story high-fall
T2 omitted scene Scene description The T-1000 throws the Terminator from the third floor in the mall of the Galleria. Reason cut Van Ling (Creative Supervisor), in T2, the Book of the Film, An Illustrated Screenplay: Terminator's three-story high-fall --a nice stunt, but not essential to the plot-- was omitted from the script in the 2/19/91 revision and never filmed due to production concerns about the lengthy setup and shooting time it would require to shoot the stunt at the real mall location. Comments - Status - Source Terminator 2 script, Revised final shooting script: I44C THIRD LEVEL CONCOURSE. A plate glass window EXPLODES and Terminator
crashes through to the tile floor like a sack of cement amid the
screaming crowd.
44D T-1000 turns without a word and heads back through the store after
John, accelerating slowly into a loping, predatory run.
44E Terminator is totally still. A JAPANESE TOURIST cautiously steps
forward and takes a picture of the body. Suddenly, Terminator's
eyes snap open. The stunned tourist backs away.
He sits up and looks around. Gets his bearings. Rises smoothly to
his feet. All servos seem to be working fine. The tourist's camera
whirs as the motor-drive runs on by itself, taking shot after show.
The owner isn't even looking through the eyepiece, he's so shocked.
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