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== Music ==

* There was at one time a rumor that Little Steven Van Zandt had fallen victim to this trope when he left [[Bruce Springsteen]] and the E Street Band in 1984 (rejoining in 1999). Allegedly, a number of songs on the ''Born in the USA" album were re-recorded with Bruce on lead guitar instead of Van Zandt. In actuality, Van Zandt left before he would have had the chance to appear on those sessions. In any case, Springsteen always played a lot of the lead guitar on his albums even while having another dedicated guitarist in the band.

* The vocals on [[Black Sabbath]] album ''The Eternal Idol'' were initially recorded by Ray Gillen, but he quit due to personal financial difficulties (among other problems) just before the release and Tony Martin was then hired to rerecord in a nick of time.<ref>(Only surviving part of Gillen's contribution is some laughing in the track "Nightmare")</ref>

* [[Ozzy Osbourne]] was at one point sued by his former bandmembers Bob Daisley and Lee Kerslake for unpaid royalties. When the albums featuring them (''Blizzard of Ozz'' and ''Diary of a Madman'') were reissued in 2002, their parts were rerecorded by Ozzy's then-current members.

* ''[[Spider Man Turn Off the Dark]]'' cycled through many principal actors because of its constant delays and unfortunate production mishaps. At one point, Jim Sturgess was attached to play Spider-Man, with Evan Rachel-Wood as Mary-Jane and Alan Cumming as the Green Goblin.

* In the world premiere of the musical ''First Date'' at Seattle's ACT Theatre, Casey was originally supposed to be played by Kendra Kassebaum (one of the many Glindas in ''[[Wicked (theatre)|Wicked]]''), but she got called back to NYC for a different show and was replaced by Kelly Karbacz.

 

== Western Animation ==

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