Given Tommy Wiseau's well-documented weirdness, it's a miracle The Room ended up making even the brief sliver of sense that it does. In The Disaster Artist, Greg Sestero attributes this to the hard work of the movie-script supervisor, and he's been selling copies of the original Room script to prove it. Over at Splitsider, Nathan Rabin writes that he's gotten his hands on one of these scripts, and reveals, to no one's surprise, that it is completely bonkers. Some highlights: Denny is out, as is Chris-r and the "me underwears" guy.Wiseau's original draft is reportedly free of the bizarre side-plots that make The Room so Room-y, but this does not make the movie any less weird. In Rabin's telling, the absence of any buffers from the Johnny-Lisa-Mark love triangle only makes the film more "claustrophobic and oppressive," with no goofy antics to distract from Wiseau's stultifying misogyny.