John Boyega has made peace with the role that previously scared him of becoming famous, but now says it “made him a man”.
The star of JJ Abrams war of stars Reboot previously called out Disney for its treatment of its character Finn, Stormtrooper resistance fighter.
He said in 2020 Finn is in the spotlight The power awakens followed by his diminished role over the course of the franchise:
“What I would say to Disney is, ‘Don’t bring up a black character, market them as far more important to the franchise than they are, and then sideline them. That’s not good.’ “
Three years later, he is more optimistic, he says The Time from London:
“For me war of stars managing in a way… The experiences, the fun times, good times, ugly times, bad times, it makes you who you are as you navigate the industry, and it’s definitely been interesting.”
As for the finale where Finn was reunited with his war of stars co-stars, he muses:
“I feel like the bow that JJ was trying to tie, that’s where I feel comfortable with his release. And I’ve been enjoying it as a fan ever since The Mandalorian And Obi Wan Kenobi. I enjoy the balance of all things.”
Last year, the British actor said he was excited to see Disney’s different approach to similar criticism from fans of Moses Ingram. Obi Wan Kenobi.
Boyega is beaming Break, which will be available as a digital download on March 27, a title on which he also serves as executive producer. He stars in the true story of Marine veteran Brian Brown-Easley, who robbed a Los Angeles bank in 2017 after his payroll was suspended.
Source: Deadline
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