I hear it’s called “the last real Star Wars movie”
Gareth Edwards
supervision
Even when I was in charge of Rogue One
“It’s a movie I’ve loved since I was young, and it was my dream to direct it.”
saying
“This person is a Star Wars fan!” He raised the expectations of the fandom by saying,
The actual result of the movie is also a masterpiece! It’s a shame to call it that, but on the other hand, it was a success and received rave reviews as a masterpiece.
However, the story behind this movie is somewhat shocking…
The film, as usual with “Disney” films, went through quite a bit of reshoots.
Meanwhile, it was a film that went through quite a bit of trouble due to the composer being replaced due to schedule issues.
(It’s better than Han Solo, who completely blew the director and ruined everything from the beginning)
Tony Gilroy.
He is famous for
They even took responsibility for directing the re-shooting part.
A person who had a large stake in the work.
(The proportion was so large that it was possible to even get screenplay credit – I know that in order to get credit, there is a share requirement in the US).
The story behind the work this person said (source link for the original interview)
“The early version was so messy and flawed.”
“I succeeded by pushing the theme of “sacrifice” that I felt was necessary for the story.”
“I had absolutely no interest or respect for Star Wars.
So I had no fear and was able to make it even better.”
https://www.thewrap.com/tony-gilroy-star-wars-writer-rogue-one-reshoots
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Said in another interview
To me, this isn’t Star Wars, it’s just a World War II Battle of Britain movie.
It was like.
You may be thinking, “Okay, I’m proud of you. It’s easy to say it with your own mouth.”
Gareth Edwards later released
No work for nearly 7 years
I spent my time with
(Legendary Pictures even stepped down from the directing position of [King of Monsters], which had said they would “wait for it”)
It can be inferred who Disney viewed more favorably.