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"One Night Only" is performed in full (only half is used in the theatrical version).and Effie reconcile - is added in place of the spoken word alternate version used in the theatrical version "Effie, Sing My Song" - sung dialogue in which C.C."I Miss You, Old Friend" is extended by a few bars.

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Jimmy's silent glare at Deena basking in her fame at the Rainbow 10th anniversary TV special is replaced by sung dialogue ("Because I was here long before you.") similar to the "Firing of Jimmy" scene in the original Broadway show."I Meant You No Harm" and "Lorrell Loves Jimmy" are both extended by a few bars."Perfect World" is extended by including a full verse and chorus.

"Patience" is extended by adding extra choruses to the section in which Jimmy and Lorrell record the song, accompanied by a choir.

An extra scene shows Curtis, C.C., Wayne and other Rainbow executives at a board meeting, at which Curtis decides to finance his "Cleopatra" film pet project with a 10th anniversary special (This scene includes two F-bombs by Jamie Foxx the Director's Extended Edition is unrated as a result).

There is an extra shot of Curtis and Deena's mansion as Deena heads to the service car outside.

"Heavy" is extended by adding a break and a chorus, and placing more emphasis on Effie keeping an eye on Deena's image taking over the TV studio monitors.

"Love You I Do" is extended by adding an instrumental break under the scene in which Michelle gets a job at Rainbow Records, and then showing Effie sing the song's second verse on camera.

The Jimmy & the Dreamettes performance section go "Steppin to the Bad Side" is extended.

All shots of Wayne enacting Curtis' payload plans at radio stations are replaced with scenes of the Mafia members Curtis makes a deal with distributing the records and the money.

This scene takes the place of the shorter, spoken word alternate version used in the theatrical version

Sung dialogue leading up to "Steppin' to the Bad Side" ("You've got me to think for you now.") proceeds the scene in which Curtis tells Wayne and CC of his plan to sell off the car dealership, similar to the lead-up to the song in the original Broadway show.

The opening talent show scene has extended performances of "I'm Looking' for Something'" and "Goin' Downtown," including a longer scene on the stairs outside the Detroit Theater, where Curtis offers Marty a cigarette and a sales pitch after Charlene and Joanne walk out on him, and Curtis catches a first glimpse of Deena.

Those views may change over time with the onset of the seventies and the change of mainstream musical tastes to disco, and as they see the view from the top in trying to stay there as opposed to looking at the top from the bottom.In 2017, Paramount released a "Director's Extended Edition" of "Dreamgirls." This version runs ten minutes longer than the theatrical version and contains changes which include the following: The others have to decide what to do, and to who their loyalties lie as they try to make it to the top. Despite embarking on a sexual relationship, Curtis and Effie, both strong personalities, begin to have diverging views of what it takes to make it in the business, Curtis who sees them needing to break what is racial barrier by sounding more mainstream or "white". In making a name for himself and the girls, Curtis brings along for the ride Effie's songwriting brother C.C., and in the process also takes over Jimmy's career. The girls reluctantly accept the offer, that reluctance based on Effie in particular not seeing themselves as backups to anyone else. He offers them a job singing backup for James "Thunder" Early, a renowned local black performer who has more of a reputation as a married man seducing his backup singers than his onstage actions, hence the reason he is having problems finding those backup singers. At a local talent competition, they are approached by Curtis Taylor Jr., a used car salesman who wants to break into the music business on the management side. They are struggling to make a name for themselves despite their talent. Detroit-based The Dreamettes, a black girl singing group, is comprised of lead Effie White, and her backup singers Deena Jones and Lorrell Robinson.