‘Marty Supreme’ Original Vampire Ending Fully Revealed; Director Josh Safdie Says A24 Reacted by Asking: ‘This Is a Mistake, Right?’

VarietyThursday, January 15, 2026 at 12:10:27 AM
‘Marty Supreme’ Original Vampire Ending Fully Revealed; Director Josh Safdie Says A24 Reacted by Asking: ‘This Is a Mistake, Right?’
  • Director Josh Safdie revealed on the A24 Podcast that an early draft of 'Marty Supreme' featured a different ending, where Timothée Chalamet's character, a ping-pong hustler, evolves into a successful business owner by the late '80s. The final scene, however, diverges significantly, prompting A24's reaction of disbelief.
  • This revelation highlights the creative process behind 'Marty Supreme' and underscores the challenges filmmakers face in aligning their vision with studio expectations, particularly with a company like A24 known for its distinctive storytelling.
  • The film has been praised for its exploration of ambition and the American dream, reflecting broader societal themes of success and control, while also critiquing the hustle culture through humor and social commentary, resonating with audiences and critics alike.
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