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Saving Silverman was released in two versions on home video - the PG-13 version that had been released in theaters, and the original R rated cut. The differences between the two versions are mostly dialogue changes and small additions to certain scenes, although two new scenes do appear, with some other scenes in the movie swapped around to compensate for the longer run time.
Saving Silverman was one of the first Columbia Pictures films to be released under the Columbia TriStar Home Entertainment label.
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