Walt Disney forced Abrams to release a Star Wars 7 video
Star Wars fans would have been deprived of the pleasure of seeing the first video with footage from the movie Star Wars: Episode 7 - The Force Awakens, if not for the persistence of the fanbase. This was told in an interview with Variety by the head of Walt Disney, Bob Iger. p> According to him, JJ Abrams intended to keep his work secret for as long as possible, but the company's management decided to reward the fans of the saga with a short video. The correctness of this decision was confirmed by the huge number of teaser views on YouTube. As of this writing, it has over 110 million downloads and will be the most watched movie trailer in history by the end of the year. According to Iger, while working on the painting, JJ Abrams relied on practical special effects, and not on computer graphics. "This will provide the movie with a recognizable video sequence that will be a tribute to the work of George Lucas. It will be equally in demand by both the established fanbase and new viewers," he said. According to the head of Walt Disney, the excessive passion for computer graphics makes many modern movies "practically indistinguishable from each other", depriving them of their own style. Bob Iger also added that the Star Wars sections of Disneylands will be based on the new trilogy in the near future. As a reminder, the seventh episode of Star Wars will be released in December 2015. The Topic of Article: Walt Disney forced Abrams to release a Star Wars 7 video. |
