Mark Hamill explained the difference between George Lucas' Star Wars and the new ones
The main difference, and possibly the problem of the new Star Wars trilogy, is that the author of all the first movies was one person, and the latter were shot by different directors. This opinion was expressed in an interview with IGN by the performer of the role of Luke Skywalker Mark Hamill. "Remember, George (Lucas) had a common storyline for the entire trilogy. Even if we assume that during the work on the first movie he was still didn’t know all the details of the sequels, he had a general idea of where all the three of us were going. And now it’s more like a baton. You run and pass the wand to the next guy, he takes it and runs away. Ryan (Johnson) will not coming up with what happens in Episode 9 - he was just going to pass it on originally to Colin Trevorrow and now to JJ Abrams, " - he said. Recall that the first episode of the new trilogy called "Star Wars: Episode 7 - The Force Awakens" set a series of records and grossed over two billion dollars at the worldwide box office. The box office for the eighth episode turned out to be much more modest - $ 1.3 billion. Many Star Wars fans have sharply criticized the proposed story. The Topic of Article: Mark Hamill explained the difference between George Lucas' Star Wars and the new ones. |
