In unused audio files for boat outings with Brucie Kibbutz, he calls it the "Statue of Freedom" while subtitles still read "Statue of Happiness," revealing a late name change that wasn't fully corrected.
Source: Statue of Happiness — CC BY-SA
The statue Brucie called 'Freedom' in scrapped audio while subtitles still said 'Happiness.'
Ground-level view of the last-minute rename that Brucie's VO never caught up to.
The face of the Statue of 'Happiness' — or 'Freedom' if you're Brucie in cut boat dialogue.
The tablet holds silent witness to a voiceover slip that slipped through uncorrected.
The torch burns bright like those unused audio files that exposed the old name.
Night shot of the statue with dual identities — one in voice, one in text.
Distant glow at night, mirroring those hidden files that leaked a late-production secret.
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