Are There Deleted Scenes From Menendez: Blood Brothers?

If you just want a straight take: there aren’t any widely promoted, official deleted scenes for 'Menendez: Blood Brothers' that I could find in the usual places. Lifetime TV movies frequently skip the extra-feature treatment, so you won’t often see a tidy deleted-scenes reel like you get with big studio films.

Still, don't give up hope. I’ve seen short clips and interview snippets from cast members that effectively act as deleted scenes—sometimes an actor posts a rehearsal clip, or a network uploads a short behind-the-scenes feature. Good spots to check are Lifetime’s own site and YouTube channel, the streaming service hosting the film (look for 'extras' or 'bonus content'), and social feeds of the principal cast and director. Fan forums and IMDb trivia pages can also point to cut moments or script differences.

If you want, try searching for 'extended scene' or 'deleted scene' plus the title, and filter by uploads from Lifetime or reputable interview sources. It takes a little digging, but I’ve unearthed small gems that way before—often more satisfying than a full-blown deleted-scenes package.

Honestly, I got sucked into 'Menendez: Blood Brothers' on a rainy evening and then went hunting for more—so I know that itch of wanting deleted scenes all too well. From what I could gather after poking around forums, streaming pages, and the usual social-media corners, there aren't any widely released, official deleted-scene compilations for the Lifetime film. TV movies like this often don't get the Blu-ray/collector's-edition treatment that feature films do, so the kind of polished deleted-scenes package you see for big theatrical releases is rarer.

That said, there are a few practical routes I explored that might turn up something: check Lifetime's official YouTube channel and their site (networks sometimes post short extras or interviews), look at the streaming platform where you watched it—some services list 'extras' or have shorter featurettes—and comb through cast or director social accounts for behind-the-scenes clips. I found an interview clip with one of the actors discussing a scene that didn't make the cut, which felt like a mini deleted scene even if it wasn't labeled as such.

If you're the kind of person who enjoys sleuthing, IMDb’s message boards, fan Reddit threads, and archived press kits for the film can also surface scripts or scene descriptions that hint at cut material. Another practical tip: search for terms like 'extended scene', 'deleted scene', or 'behind the scenes' paired with the movie title—sometimes local news or promotional interviews will include a short excised moment. Be mindful of spoilers when browsing, and remember that fan-edits may exist; those can be fun but aren’t official.

I know it’s a bit of a letdown when something you liked feels like it should have more, but sometimes the hunt itself uncovers neat little extras—tweeted photos, old interview clips, or a director saying why a scene was cut. If you want, I can help look up recent uploads and places to check right now; I enjoy the chase as much as the find.