The Mask Workprint Link

If you're interested in exploring more, I recommend checking out documentaries, interviews, or behind-the-scenes features about the making of "The Mask," which can provide a more comprehensive and officially sanctioned look at the film's production.

This extra time isn't filled with more slapstick. Instead, it is occupied by extended dialogue scenes that ground the characters in a grittier reality. In the theatrical version, Stanley Ipkiss is a lovable loser. In the workprint, his desperation is more palpable. There are long scenes of him interacting with his dog, Milo, and extended sequences at the bank where he works. the mask workprint

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