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Se7en Ending: Director David Fincher Reveals What Was Really in the Box
ComicBook.comStory by Cameron Bonomolo
scrn logline
Thirty years after its release, the director of the iconic thriller 'Se7en' finally reveals the truth behind the film's infamous ending.
beat sheet
- Director David Fincher dispels the longstanding rumor that the box contained a prosthetic head, explaining it was actually a weighted shot bag and wig with blood.
- Fincher was not the original director attached to the project - filmmaker Jeremiah Chechik wanted to change the ending, but the studio sent Fincher the original script instead, leading him to take on the film.
call sheet
David Fincher, Brad Pitt, Morgan Freeman, Gwyneth Paltrow, Kevin Spacey, Jeremiah Chechik, Andrew Kevin Walker, Entertainment Weekly, The Hollywood Reporter, Se7en