With Andor Season 2 coming, showrunner Tony Gilroy is pushing for Star Wars Make larger creative oscillations with other projects including a horror film or even a sitcom.
Given the extraordinarily positive welcome a AndorIt now believes it is the time for Lucasfilm to embrace the new narrative inside the distant galaxy, very distant.
In a recent interview with the magazine SFX, Gilroy reflected on how Andor sculpted its lane in Star Wars Universe and how its success could open the way to new daring experiments.
He explained: “I think we made our lane AndorAND Skeleton crew He was trying to do his own. The hope is that you can do anything and we will open some things and canonical concepts Andor This perhaps will make people excited to do other things. “
But what exactly does “other things” mean? For Gilroy, it’s about overcoming the traditional Star Wars formula. “I have always imagined that the show would reduce new lands, that someone would be able to make a sitcom with three cameras Star Wars Or a horror movie. “
He continued: “I think the first thing I told Kathy [Kennedy, Lucasfilm president] When he said they wanted to open a line it was: “Could you make a drama in court?” And why not? We worked very hard Andor To make our lane, and it is up to other people now to find another way to do it. “
I love the idea of a Star Wars Horror movies, after all, The Mandalorian has delighted in horror elements and The clone wars It presents some arches of truly disturbing stories. But a total horror movie? This would be called an unexplored territory.
I just hope that Disney and Lucasfilm are listening to Gilroy because it would be a real shame with the fact that we have never seen a star wors’s horror movie. There are so many different concepts to play and explore with!
By Joey Gour
Source: Geek Tyrant
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