David Benioff and D.B. Weiss' recent controversies have raised more than a few eyebrows among the StarWars fandom wondering what’s next for the theatrical side of the beloved property
from Tony Gilroy. The result was a film that was largely unblemished, and major critical and financial success. But the cracks really began to show when directors Phil Lord and Chris Miller were fired over creative differences after much of the film had been shot. Ron Howard was hired to replace them and reshoot the film, which sent the budget ballooning.
With few exceptions, Lucasfilm has sought out buzzy names and flavor of the year directors before they’ve had a chance to cement themselves as visionaries or collaborators. Butwas never about big name directors or even expected choices. Abrams happened to be a big name who was a perfect fit, an heir apparent to the legacy of Lucas, Spielberg, and Zemeckis.
, which hosts Deborah Chow, Rick Famuyiwa, Taika Waititi and Bryce Dallas Howard as directors. All of these filmmakers have that Rian Johnson quality of being outside the sci-fi spectacle box, and the series could be a kind of proving ground for the next generation offilmmakers whose voices might define the property rather than allow the property to define their voices. But how long do we have to wait?film that will see Marvel Studios’ chief creative officer Kevin Feige produce.
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