Director Colin Trevorrow reacts to how positively Star Wars fans gave his script for the Episode IX we’ll never see.
After it premiered Jurassic World (2015), the director Colin Trevorrow was hired to perform the ninth episode of starwarsbut left the project with a finished script and was replaced by JJ Abrams who remade the entire story that closed the trilogy.
That script was leaked a while ago and received very positive feedback from fans. now own Colin Trevorrow has spoken on the matter:
“Honestly, if any director tells you they don’t care what the audience thinks, or even the people who watch movies and write about them for a living, then I’m not sure if they’re being completely honest with themselves. I make these movies for the public, but I also make them for people who think about cinema all the time and watch movies the way I do. So yes, absolutely. Every time you do something that is well-received, it will cheer you up and remind you that not only was there a reason you started doing this in the first place, but that your impostor syndrome is only partially real and you are not a complete fraud ( laughs). And I think we all have those moments.”
They were difficult moments for the director.
A Colin Trevorrow it was difficult for him to leave Star Wars and this is how he reveals it:
“It was complicated. But honestly, I mean, since we’re talking now in 2022, I can honestly say that I’m very grateful to Lucasfilm president Kathy Kennedy for acknowledging that she and I were never going to make a movie that we were both proud of together. . And she’s been doing this for so long and she cares about me and I care about her and her family. And producer Frank Marshall and I are still partners.”
“I’m part of this group of amazing filmmakers, so it was a tough time, but now being able to do this and really feel like this is what… I’m glad I did this, I’m really, really happy I did this, I appreciate it.” for her to have the wisdom to see something that I’m honestly not sure I saw because I was so focused on the story I wanted to tell.” concluded Colin Trevorrow in an interview in THR.
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker can be enjoyed at Disney Plus.
