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Director of A Complete Unknown denies Bob Dylan requested a fake scene to be added to biopic
READ MORE: Bob Dylan biopic criticised by musician who highlights major ... Mangold also said that portraying Dylan in the film as being untruthful about his background was "complicated" because the ...
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A Complete Unknown director denies Bob Dylan wanted a fake scene added
James Mangold, the director of A Complete Unknown, has said claims that singer Bob Dylan wanted a fake scene added to the biopic are pure "fiction" and stem from a misunderstanding in an interview.