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A Scrapped Star Wars Movie Fans Never Knew About Was Just Revealed, And It’s Actually Getting Made
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Videos by ComicBook.comSpeaking with Variety, Paddington 2 writer Simon Farnaby detailed a Star Wars movie he and director Paul King were developing.
“They were like, we really need it to be a Star Wars movie, which is probably why it didn’t get turned into a Star Wars movie!”
All of the other Star Wars movies have a human protagonist; this would have elevated droids from supporting player to headliner.
There was a time when the original Star Wars movie was George Lucas’ weird passion project that didn’t align with traditional Hollywood norms.
Capturing a bit of that innovative spirit and challenging the notion of what a “Star Wars movie” can be could do the franchise some good.