Spa Weekend Directors Unveil Shocking 'Dark and Weird' Deleted Scene
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Jon Lucas and Scott Moore, a prolific comedic writing and directing duo, have once again joined forces with Emmy-nominated producer Suzanne Todd for their latest project, Spa Weekend. Known for their work on films like The Hangover, Four Christmases, and the Bad Moms series, this creative trio continues their tradition of placing women at the forefront of their narratives. Spa Weekend follows four distinct high school friends – the sensible lawyer Jane (Leslie Mann), the often-overlooked Sophie (Anna Faris), the recently separated Coco (Michelle Buteau), and the outspoken Mel (Isla Fisher) – as they embark on a supposedly relaxing birthday trip for Jane, only to find themselves ensnared in increasingly chaotic situations that threaten to amplify their stress.
During a recent discussion, the creative team shed light on various aspects of the film's production, including the complexities of shooting elaborate stunts, the process of assembling their remarkable cast, and their decision to revive the classic blooper reel. The movie was filmed in Australia, where the lead cast was joined by a talented pool of Australian supporting actors. Lucas noted the abundance of comedic talent across the vast country, finding it relatively easy to cast