Some fans have been highly critical of The Star Wars Sequel Trilogy...and turns out...one of their stars feels the same way.
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Direct from Hollywood with Ryan Seacrest.
Speaker 2 (00:03):
Fans have pretty strong opinions about the Star Wars and
sequel trilogy that began with the Force Awakens in twenty fifteen.
Some love it, some hated, and some just wish they'd
handled a few things differently, particularly killing off Luke Skywalker
and Hans Solo and one of the stars actually falls
into that ladder camp. John Boyega, who played Finn, told
the crowd at Florida Super Con, if I was a
producer on Star Wars, it would have been a completely
(00:23):
different thing. I would have never gotten rid of Han
or Luke. We're not doing that. We'd fulfill the story,
fulfill their legacy. I want to give those characters way more,
way more. We make a better moment of handing on
the baton words of John Boyega on how he feels
Star Wars mishandled the final stories of Luke Skywalker and
Han Solo. The Star Wars sequel trilogy is on Disney
Plus that's
Speaker 1 (00:44):
Direct from Hollywood.
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