In the scene where the other dancers are making fun of Oliver and he's freaked out, you see Madonna getting her hair done and talking to Oliver about it. In the next scene, Madonna's hair obviously hasn't been styled yet and she says to the offending dancers 'Oliver's gone. I haven't seen him, I haven't spoken to him.' When you can't get chronology right in a documentary, that is pretty sad, IMO. [The theme of this scene is to show how much tention there is between the dancers. By showing the problem first (ie talking to Oliver), the audience understands why he is gone. Otherwise, he would just be gone and we wouldn't know why. Therefore they changed the cronology.]
Madonna: Truth or Dare (1991) - 1 correction
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In the scene where the other dancers are making fun of Oliver and he's freaked out, you see Madonna getting her hair done and talking to Oliver about it. In the next scene, Madonna's hair obviously hasn't been styled yet and she says to the offending dancers 'Oliver's gone. I haven't seen him, I haven't spoken to him.' When you can't get chronology right in a documentary, that is pretty sad, IMO. [The theme of this scene is to show how much tention there is between the dancers. By showing the problem first (ie talking to Oliver), the audience understands why he is gone. Otherwise, he would just be gone and we wouldn't know why. Therefore they changed the cronology.]You may also like: Four Rooms | Evita | A League Of Their Own | Sliding Doors | Sleeping with the Enemy