The directing duo may have been fired from “Solo” over creative differences, but their voice is still found in several parts of the finished film.
It’s at risk of becoming the first “Star Wars” movie to lose money.
Director Howard had Industrial Light & Magic add a space monster to increase the danger in dramatizing Solo’s infamous run in less than 12 parsecs.
Howard says he wanted to include a fan-favorite “Star Wars” villain in his prequel movie after learning the character was on the table for consideration.
He remains optimistic after a bumpy opening weekend.
She also includes what may be a dig at her former directors.
Rumors have long swirled that the directing duo were aiming for a funnier Han Solo film, but a new story sheds a different light on their initial aims.
Never underestimate “Star Wars,” even when there are infamous production troubles behind the scenes.
Crew members close to production tell The Wall Street Journal that Howard shot scenes in an hour that Phil Lord and Chris Miller would spend an entire day directing.
The latest standalone “Star Wars” feature will reportedly debut at the festival days before its much-anticipated domestic release.
The director and producer of the latest “Star Wars” entry are ready to clear the air just a little bit about the film’s behind-the-scenes drama.
The newest “Star Wars” film stars Alden Ehrenreich as a young version of the legendary smuggler. Here’s what the first trailer tells us to expect from that journey.
