Solo: A Star Wars Story: Alden Ehrenreich talks possible future films
In a recent interview, Alden Ehrenreich, discussed *SPOILERS* from the Solo: A Star Wars Story and possible ideas for future films…
Solo: A Star Wars Story has been out for a few weeks now, and it has raised almost as many questions as it answered. In a recent interview with Entertainment Tonight, Alden Ehrenreich discussed the hugely surprising appearance of Darth Maul (aka Crimson Dawn) at the end of the film.
He said that the cast and crew didn’t even know who Crimson Dawn was going to be until the very end of the whole process. There were rumors floating around the set, and it was a huge topic of discussion, but no one guessed it would be Maul!
Before we go on, I have to say that Alden Ehrenreich is so charming and pleasant. He remembered the interviewer and where he had seen her last. At the end of the interview, he shakes the interviewer’s hand and tells her it was really good to see her again.
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He is just so smiley and genuine seeming. I certainly hope we see more of him in the Star Wars world, and in Hollywood in general.
Okay, back to the topic at hand. After they discussed Maul, the interviewer asked Alden what he would like to see explored in future movies.
His response was, and I think we all agree with him, that he believes that the relationships should be explored.
There is so much potential and complexity woven into Han’s relationships with Qi’ra and Lando, that they deserve to be developed more.
Unfortunately, Ehrenreich said he didn’t know if there would be any more films following up the Solo: A Star Wars Story film that just debuted a few weeks ago. I suppose we’ll all have to wait and see!
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Solo: A Star Wars Story is playing in theaters, worldwide.