Original sentence: Moran portrays Michael in the removal of Michael's mask, being shot by Loomis and then falling over the balcony—except where Michael's body lies on the ground outside
Edited sentence: After being introduced to John Carpenter, Jamie Lee Curtis and Donald Pleasence, Moran proceeded to slam his feet up on the table and demand some coffee.Castle was replaced by Tony Moran for the scene where Michael is unmasked, because Carpenter and Hill wanted someone who had more of an "angelic" face.He startled everyone at the table, and that afternoon received a phone call that he had gotten the job.He wore tattered clothes, with hiking boots to the audition.In response to the "angelic face" remark made by Castle, Moran contends that he was not made aware of that "concept" when he was hired, but after viewing some photos of him and Carpenter on an A&E special, he "kind of sees what [Castle] means".Moran prepared for his audition by neglecting to sleep, shave, shower or wash his hair for three days.Moran would film the rest of the scenes—the removal of Michael's mask, being shot by Loomis and then falling over the balcony—except where Michael's body lies on the ground outside.Moran would take up the role from the point that Michael is strangling Laurie, as production designer Tommy Lee Wallace had performed the job during the scene where Michael breaks through the closet and Nick Castle in the part up to that scene.Moran, who was looking for work, received a call from his agent about an audition for a "B flick", where he would be playing a "psycho"