From Filmthreat.com:
Throughout film history, there have been endless occasions where productions have been the victim of unkind abortions. Whether the movie in question only began shooting or was nearing completion, the notion of unfinished films always pose the most tantalizing game of cinematic “What If?”
In celebrating the most intriguing unfinished films ever made (or never made, if you prefer), certain ground rules need to be considered. First, a film cannot be completed belatedly – this cancels such noteworthy unfinished works as Erich Von Stroheim’s “Queen Kelly,” Sergei Eisenstein’s “Que Viva Mexico” and Orson Welles’ “It’s All True” and “Don Quixote.” Those films saw some degree of completion, in one form or another, and found their way into commercial release.
(via Begging to Differ)
