Yippee-ki-yay, movie lovers, I'm Jan and in this video I'm revealing Trolls World Tour's
hilarious deleted ending with the Bergens Bridget and Gristle
plus 14 more amazing deleted scenes and songs you never got to see!
As the credits roll on the final version of Trolls World Tour, we get a fun dance party
and song that finishes with a cool cameo by everyone's favourite Bergens, Bridget and
Gristle.
But there's an arguably even funnier post-credits scene that we almost got:
"Poppy come quick!"
"Cloud Guy what is it?"
"I'm having a... a baby!"
These are the three Cloud babies we see riding along with Cloud Guy and his girlfriend in
the credits of the final movie.
And, of course, the cut scene is also a fun riff on how Guy Diamond gives birth to Tiny
Diamond.
"Poppy, come quick!
It's an emergency!"
"Guy Diamond, what's wrong?"
"I'm having a baby!"
The deleted credits scene continues in the vein of a cheesy family-based TV sitcom complete
with canned laughter, as we see Cloud Guy trying to take care of his kids.
♪ Love is to be in every moment.
♪ ♪ La la la la laaa ♪
♪ Love is enjoying the passage of time ♪ ♪ Love is living up on Cloud 9! ♪
"Mew."
"What the heck's this sack of garbage?"
"Yaaay!"
"Urgh.
No thank you!"
And that hilarious ending with Bridget and Gristle watching the show on TV might well
have been another Bergen cameo, appearing right at the very end of the credits, in addition
to the mid-credits scene we got in the final movie:
"Aw, Grissy, I guess we're late to the party."
"Aw, balls!"
"Grissy."
"But who's gonna eat my cheese balls, babe?"
The first trailer for Trolls World Tour features a scene cut from the final movie of Poppy
singing The Sound of Silence together with the same weird and wonderful forest creatures
that accompanied her when she sang the song in the first Trolls film.
According to the Trolls World Tour wiki, this deleted scene of Barb crashing Poppy's song
was how the movie was originally going to begin.
And instead of Barb's pet bat Debbie delivering an invitation to Queen Poppy, this was going
to be how Poppy discovered that there were other Troll tribes.
Cloud Guy had a relatively small part in Trolls World Tour, just narrating the opening scene
and briefly dancing on stage with the other Trolls at Barb's concert.
Originally though, there was a deleted scene in which Poppy, Branch, Biggie and Dinkles
bump into him again.
"Cloud guy!"
"Cloud guy."
"Slappy!
Broppy pants.
Hey... fist bump?
Old time's sake?"
"No."
That would have been a call-back to when Cloud Guy pranked Branch in the first movie:
"I'm gonna let you slide with a fist bump.
Shark attack!
Nom-nom-nom-nom.
Jellyfish!"
In the cut scene, Cloud Guy would have also introduced us to his new girlfriend.
"Guys, this is...
Janet.
We're dating!
Janet and Cloud Guy, J-Loud Guy.
That's our couple name."
Janet does make a brief appearance in the end credits of the final movie where the two
clouds already seem to be acquainted and give each other engagement rings, which makes a
little more sense now we've seen this missing moment.
"How long have you guys known each other?"
"Ten minutes.
And we're going to last forever!"
"Woh, slow your roll Romeo.
That seems a bit much this early."
"We'll talk about this later Honey Bunny."
"No we won't Angel Cake."
"Cheddar cheese."
"Sugar booger."
"Jane."
"Oh!
You didn't?"
"Yeah, I did!"
"Well that's it!
Relationship over."
"Fine, this was a bicycle meant for two Janet!
For two!"
Given that the pair split up in this deleted clip, it seems that we were meant to interpret
the final movie's credits scene as them getting back together.
By the way, during their break-up, we can see how similar they are, when Janet uses
the kind of dramatic word fade that Cloud Guy liked to use in the first movie.
"Janet and Cloud Guy were just doomed to fail.
Fail, fail, fail."
"Certain death, death, death, death, death...
Broppy fans would have probably enjoyed the next part of this deleted scene also:
"But you guys were such a cute couple."
"Yeah, and we ruined it.
Guess we were just too different.
Hope that doesn't happen with you two."
"Oh no, no, it's not that...
See...
We're just friends...
We're not... it's just...
just... friends...
just friends.
He's not my boyfriend."
"Right."
But Cloud romances seem to move pretty quickly in the Trolls world because Janet has a rebound
already set up with a thunderstorm cloud: "Well time to move on..
winds are changing, yada, yada..
Besides my rebound's here.
"Rebound?"
"Are any of these guys bothering you?"
With Sheila B popped, the trolls hurtle towards the ground below.
Fortunately though, Poppy finds some gum and they blow bubbles that act as parachutes helping
them land safely.
"I swallowed my gum."
"Eww."
Next up is a mind-blowing deleted song that Poppy and Branch sing together as they set
out their trip around the Troll kingdom on the Sheila B balloon.
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A fun song that was sadly cut from the movie was a big musical number where Branch and
Hickory sang an ode to Poppy who they called the "Queen of Pop".
♪ Following the Queen of Pop Knowing that you won't give up ♪
This deleted song was storyboarded by DreamWorks artist Jeremy Bernstein and is sung in a country-pop
crossover style.
♪ We're just a pair of fools Who'll do anything for you ♪
A little bit of this original scene was kept in the final movie when Hickory sings a short
country song to Branch accompanied by singing river reeds, though in the final version,
the song he sings is Patsy Cline's I Fall to Pieces.
The giant river eel-like creatures that swim under the boat in this deleted scene also
appeared in unused Trolls World Tour concept art of the trolls telling each other ghost
stories.
A great deleted scene with the movie's antagonist sees Barb rocking up at an old diner in her
"World Destruction Tour" Anglerbus.
Inside the diner are groups of trolls whose musical styles are no longer very popular
so they're sitting around feeling sorry for themselves.
"Singing your heart out and nobody cares.
Not fun, is it?
You've all heard of pop music?
They think they're so great because they're 'popular'.
But you guys are going to help me change that.
Little Miss Polka.
The Mariachi Sisters.
The Barbershop Boys.
And Jax, the Smooth Jazzer."
"Hey babe."
The Smooth Jazz troll then almost hypnotises Barb with his laid-back tunes.
"That's enough!
Save it for Queen Poppy."
Which, of course, he does later in the actual movie with Poppy and Branch.
"I can't feel my face."
Barb's reward for Poppy's capture is also a little different in this cut version:
"Whoever brings me Queen Poppy and her string, will be the opening act on my World Destruction
Tour!"
Whereas of that, in the actual movie, Barb offers the winning bounty hunters a tiny refuge
for their own music.
"I don't know.
It looks pretty tiny."
"You want it or not?"
The sneaky Yodellers also get a different introduction in this deleted scene:
"If you really want the job done right, you need a couple of Yodellers.
Ya.
We will find this Queen Poppy.. and we will stop at nothing."
The Yodeller's true identity is still kept a secret with Hickory and Dickory hiding behind
a pair of beer glasses.
What's also interesting about this deleted scene is that, instead of Barb using a group
of bounty hunters that only represented less popular music,
in the final film, DreamWorks also included K-Pop and Reggaeton trolls because they wanted
to make sure there was more musical diversity in the film and they're two very popular genres.
In an alternate version of the movie, Poppy and co were going to meet Hickory before they
arrived at Lonesome Flats, home of the Country Trolls.
"See a troll.
Just like us."
"I say we steer clear."
"Now Branch we're out here to build bridges.
If we steer clear, how will we make new friends?"
"Yeah, more like making new enemies."
But despite Poppy's enthusiasm, the encounter with Hickory has a spaghetti western-type
vibe as they all eye each other up suspiciously.
"Hi there, I'm Queen Poppy."
"Queen Poppy?"
"Uh huh, of the Pop Trolls."
"Ah!"
"Oh oh!"
"Yippee-ki-yay."
"Only two legs.
Thought I'd seen everything."
Hickory's comments about Poppy only having two legs and not four like him
are a hint to his secret identity as he's also really just a two-legged Yodeller troll
pretending to be a four-legged Country Troll.
To keep up his disguise, Hickory continues to act distrustful around Poppy.
"Where do you tumbleweeds come from?
I don't take kindly to being ambushed."
"Oh, no, no, no, no, no.
We come in peace.
In fact, er..
I'd like to make a peace offering of... drumroll please...
cotton candy?"
Remember, that cotton candy is what Poppy was carrying on Sheila B as a plan to make
friends with Barb in the final film.
"I hope you didn't eat all the cotton candy, because Barb is gonna love it.
And Poppy's sugary offering finally sweetens up Hickory when he tries it.
"Cotton...
Candy?
Uh huh!
Well howdy, that's a right tasty treat!
Name's Hickory.
What can I do you for?"
Another song early in the movie that ended up getting cut took place on the Sheila B
balloon and was going to show Poppy revealing her plan for saving the Troll kingdom.
"We're going to find other trolls.
All we have to do is come together and embrace our sameness."
"Woo hoo!
Yes Poppy!"
The original scene for this was storyboarded by DreamWorks artist Jon Magram and features
Poppy singing to the tune of "Can You Feel It" by The Jacksons.
It's a fun and zany musical number which shows how Poppy thinks the solution to Barb's attempt
to take over the world with Rock is to shower Pop Music uniformity over everyone instead.
The cut scene mixes a dream-like quality with the look of Poppy's scrap-booking and shows
her blanketing the Troll kingdom with pop music glitter, sparkles and hearts.
Her eyes and mouth blast out multi-coloured rays of light over the other trolls, turning
their eyes into hearts and them into a string of happy pop troll puppets.
Branch, who we know is resistant to some of Poppy's excessive exuberance, uses one of
his pointy sticks and a rock to smash one of the hearts Poppy is spreading everywhere,
only for her to stick it back on him where it expands and smothers him.
The deleted song reveals that Poppy's blind to just how oppressive her ideas really are
and shows some unflattering parallels between her and Barb in the way Poppy turns other
trolls into Pop Music zombies, just as Barb later turns them into Rock Music zombies.
In the end, the filmmakers decided the song was slowing down the story too much, so it
was cut.
A small deleted scene at the beginning of the movie saw Cooper having a conversation
with a reflection of himself about whether he thought he was really from one of the other
Troll tribes.
"Hey you.
Do you think I'm one of these different kind of trolls?
Come on me, I'm just a reflection.
You have to get on out there and find out.
You're right us.
I have to get out into this wide world and find out for myself.
I can always count on you me.
Thanks.
That means a lot to me, us."
Although the scene's amusing and reminded me a little of Disney's original Mary Poppins
movie, the word play is possibly a little confusing which may be why it ended up being
cut.
However, a snippet of this idea was used in the final film when Cooper's reflection talks
back to him in a mirage.
"I'm saved!"
"Are you, now?
Cause last I checked, I was a mirage."
When Poppy and her entourage arrive at Symphonyville, they meet Pennywhistle who tells them all
about the destruction Barb and the Rock Trolls wreaked on the Classical kingdom.
A deleted scene which was cut for time showed more of what happened and revealed that Pennywhistle
was actually Symphonyville's security guard.
In the scene, we see how the little tin whistle, unfortunately, took a short break from her
post just before the Rock Trolls arrived.
Oh time for my union break.
Yay!
Ohh.
A nice little detail in this missing moment is that we would have seen that Pennywhistle
was a model citizen having repeatedly won Symphonyville's "Employee of the Month" award.
The deleted scene also showed a full-on battle between the Classical and Rock Trolls with
the Classical Trolls almost winning.
"Ha, ha, ha.
Ow!
Hit in my eye."
"We have the Classical string!"
"Oh dear."
Another deleted trailer scene shows King Trollex handing over the Techno String to Queen Barb.
"I'm gonna unite the six strings and destroy all music.
Except for rock!
So I'm gonna need your string."
And if you look carefully at this cut scene, you'll see that it would have revealed that
the Techno String was held in Techno Beat Drop Button,
as the middle blue string he normally has on his head is now missing.
The scene might have been cut because Techno Beat Drop Button appears at the end of the
movie with all his strings intact even after all of the six strings have been destroyed.
In the final film, when the Rock Trolls attack Vibe City, the Funk Trolls ready themselves
for attack.
"Rock has arrived!"
"It's on!
Prepare for battle!"
But the battle never takes place as the Rock Trolls cut the power to Vibe City.
However, concept art by Timothy Lamb shows that originally DreamWorks planned to have
a proper music battle between the Funk Trolls and the Rock Trolls.
As the fight between the Classical and Rock Trolls was also deleted, we never got to see
any actual battles between the tribes, and instead in the final movie Barb and her gang
seem to quickly overwhelm any resistance they encounter.
Another cut moment revealed in concept art shows that when Poppy and co were imprisoned
in Lonesome Flats, they were going to discover the skeleton remains of previous prisoners
inside their jail.
This morbid joke would have fit with the Country Trolls' somewhat sad and macabre take on life
that we heard in the song "Born To Die".
After Hickory busts Poppy and the gang out of jail, they end up running off the edge
of a canyon into the river below as they flee from the Country Trolls.
However, what we didn't get to see in the final version was this scene of them almost
drowning in the river of yarn.
In the final movie, we just see Poppy and Branch washed up on the river bank instead.
The only remnant of this original idea which did make it into the film is Dinkle's vision
of ascending to heaven.
"Welcome home."
"Oh, Mr. Dinkles, you're alive.
For a minute there, I thought you'd kicked the bucket."
[groans]
And more concept art reveals another cut scene of Branch saving Poppy, pulling her out of
the river.
The purpose of this drawing was also to figure out what the Trolls would look like when they're
wet, because there isn't any real water in the Trolls world as even the water in the
river is designed to resemble shiny gossamer fabric.
In another deleted scene on the water, we would have seen Cooper meeting a mysterious
character called "Bridge Fisherman" as he crossed the river on his quest to find his
Troll tribe.
This furry-looking troll is quite different from any other trolls in the movie
and if you want to discover more deleted characters from the film such as the K-Pop boy band,
the Giant Funk Troll King, or the Classical Cooper trolls,
tap here to watch my Trolls World Tour Deleted Characters video or follow the link in the
video description.
Link will be here as soon as it's ready.
And if you love the amazing artwork by the DreamWorks artists featured in this video,
you can discover much more of it in The Art of Trolls book and their Instagrams.
There's links to those in the video description below.
So, do you wish any of these deleted scenes or songs had been included in the movie?
Leave your thoughts in the comments!
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