Walt Disney will no longer entrust Star Wars to new moviemakers
Walt Disney executives will no longer support experiments with little-known directors in Star Wars episodes and their possible spin-offs. StarWarsNewsNet reports this with reference to its sources in the company. From now on, the stake will be made only on "proven veterans" who know how to work with large-scale productions and big budgets. Most likely, this decision was dictated by the well-known difficulties in the production of the first spin-off of "Star Wars", when Tony Gilroy was seconded to help Gareth Edwards, as well as a dramatic replacement of directors during the work on the movie "Han Solo: Star Wars. Stories." If in the first case it was about minor adjustments to the already finished material, then in the second, Ron Howard, who replaced him, had to actually reshoot the entire movie in an extremely short time. As you know, the operation to rescue "Han Solo" was not crowned with success: it became the first failed project in the Star Wars series. Earlier it was reported that studio Lucasmovie will freeze the production of the next spin-offs and focus all efforts on completing a new trilogy and creating the next. The Topic of Article: Walt Disney will no longer entrust Star Wars to new moviemakers. |
