Legendary Star Wars contributor Lawrence Kasdan has revealed 2018's Han Solo prequel will be the last film in the franchise he's involved with.
In an interview with German tabloid Bild (via THR), Kasdan reveals he feels he's done "enough" with the franchise, and in fact only returned for the untitled 2018 flick due to family pressure.
"I have now made four Star Wars movies. That's more than enough," he said.
Kasdan co-wrote 1980's The Empire Strikes Back and 1983's Return of the Jedi, and was persuaded to get involved in The Force Awakens when screenwriter Michael Arndt dropped out. He co-wrote the upcoming movie with director J.J. Abrams, and also took on producer duties. Abrams has heaped praise on the experience of working with Kasdan.
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In an interview with German tabloid Bild (via THR), Kasdan reveals he feels he's done "enough" with the franchise, and in fact only returned for the untitled 2018 flick due to family pressure.
"I have now made four Star Wars movies. That's more than enough," he said.
Kasdan co-wrote 1980's The Empire Strikes Back and 1983's Return of the Jedi, and was persuaded to get involved in The Force Awakens when screenwriter Michael Arndt dropped out. He co-wrote the upcoming movie with director J.J. Abrams, and also took on producer duties. Abrams has heaped praise on the experience of working with Kasdan.
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