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Saturday, July 25th, 2026

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How do I get *this* credit on my resume?

I had a role on an episode of the series “Lucky” starring Anya Taylor-Joy, and it was a pretty intense scene with Timothy Olyphant.  The part ultimately got cut, but I *did* do the work, they did film the scene (we were there all day actually), and I would at least like to have the credit on my resume if nothing else.  Is this possible to do?

I have proof that I did in fact act in this series.  I have the call-sheet with my name and my character’s name and my call time on it proving that I did in fact film that day.

Thanks in advance.

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30 days ago

Hello JavierC

You can add an "uncredited" credit using the online Update Form, to add the credit additional evidence to verify is needed to be attached in the contribution. 

I encourage you to take a look at our Help Articles for detailed instructions.

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@Fran​ I'm sorry to have to tell JavierC this, but, I don't think he can submit this part as "uncredited". See https://help.imdb.com/article/contribution/filmography-credits/cast-acting-credits-guidelines/GH3JZC74FVYKKFMD# which says:

Do they appear in the production? Are they listed in the on-screen credits?  Are they considered "credited"? Attribute
Yes Yes no attribute
Yes No X (uncredited)
No Yes (credit only)
No No X Do not credit at all

Also stated there regarded "uncredited" credits: "It's not enough to have just worked on a production: The scenes must be included in the final cut, and it must be possible to easily identify their appearance."

If Javier's scene did not appear in the episode and his name wasn't listed in the credits, then unfortunately he would be in a "do not credit at all" situation for IMDb.

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Lame.  Thanks much for the info though.  Appreciated.

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30 days ago

Hi @JavierC,

If you participated in a so-called deleted or cut out scene, and you are not in the original production that was first released on public, then I suggest not adding to the cast list. Any other contributors can delete such credit again and again according to the IMDb Guidelines (What do you mean by "eligible"?):

We will not list individuals who worked and/or are only credited in the home video version, in the DVD deleted scenes, or in any other subsequent version.

The better way to keep such work on your name page (resume) is to add this to Bio-Trivia or to Other Works.