Original sentence: ABC also made much of the involvement with the film of 9/11 Commission Chairman Thomas Kean's as both a consultant and as an officially billed co-executive producer.However, other Commission members said that the miniseries misrepresented many facts presented in the the 9/11 Commission report.However, these last-minute revisions and the dilution of its original claims were made too late to prevent the Path to 9/11 film being marketed in many other countries as the "Official True Story".The extent of the criticism and indignation expressed resulted in ABC revising its original description of the film as a "docu-drama based on the 9/11 Commission Report" to describe it as a dramatization of events based only in part on the 9/11 Commission Report.The film gained extraordinary attention prior to its transmission, primarily because it was widely reported that it portrayed the Clinton administration as extremely lax in its attention to the threat of al-Qaeda, even claiming that it passed up several opportunities to capture or kill Osama bin Laden.The film was also being presented as having a high level of authenticity because it claimed that its screenplay was "based on the 9/11 Commission Report".The network also added a disclaimer to that effect (that had not been present on review copies) three times during both nights of the U
Edited sentence: It was also being presented with a claim of authenticity as a screenplay  based largely on the 9/11 Commission Report, and due to 9/11 Commission Chairman Thomas Kean's involvement with the film as a consultant and officially billed co-executive producer.Other Commission members, however, said the miniseries misrepresented facts in the the 9/11 Commission report, and heavy criticism resulted in extensive efforts by ABC to stress that the show was a dramatization of events rather than a documentary.The film gained extraordinary pre-airing attention, primarily because it became known prior to its airing that it portrays the Clinton administration as extremely lax in its attention to the threat of al-Qaeda, even passing up several opportunities to capture or kill Osama bin Laden.The network included a disclaimer to that effect (that had not been present on review copies) three times during both nights of the U.broadcast, although The Path to 9/11 was still marketed as the "Official True Story" in other countries