Reynolds added, "It was a big deal to ask for it and certainly a bigger deal to use it. We went over and met with her and sort of showed her how it was being used, and where, and why," according to The Hollywood Reporter. The encounter with Madonna felt like a brush with royalty, according to Levy. 

Reynolds even shared a humorous anecdote about seeking guidance on how to address the pop icon. "Like am I allowed to just say, 'Madonna?'" Reynolds joked saying, "Hello Madonna, I'm Ryan."

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Despite the initial hurdles, Madonna eventually granted permission for her song to be featured in the film, offering valuable feedback that improved the scene dramatically.

"She gave a great note," Reynolds recounted, adding, "She watched it, and I'm not kidding, she said, 'You need to do this.' And da'n it, if she wasn't spot on."Levy emphasized the impact of Madonna's input, noting that the team promptly acted on her advice, according to The Hollywood Reporter. "We literally went into a new recording session within 48 hours to do this note," Levy remarked adding, "It made the sequence better."

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