A new report regarding the recently announced departure of Colin Trevorrow from Star Wars: Episode IX has surfaced, suggesting the director's inflated ego created some friction with Lucasfilm, which ultimately led to him being fired from the project.
Speaking to Vulture, a source with inside knowledge about the productions of Jurassic World and The Book of Henry—both of which were directed by Trevorrow—said Lucasfilm may have fired him because he was "difficult" to work with.
Trevorrow reportedly "focused a great deal of his creative energies on asserting his opinion" during the production of Jurassic World, and since he was personally hired by Steven Spielberg, no one could drop him from the project. Following the film's incredible success, the director decided to helm Henry, and he was reportedly "unbearable" when doing the film. "He had an egotistical point of view—and he was always asserting that," the source said.
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Speaking to Vulture, a source with inside knowledge about the productions of Jurassic World and The Book of Henry—both of which were directed by Trevorrow—said Lucasfilm may have fired him because he was "difficult" to work with.
Trevorrow reportedly "focused a great deal of his creative energies on asserting his opinion" during the production of Jurassic World, and since he was personally hired by Steven Spielberg, no one could drop him from the project. Following the film's incredible success, the director decided to helm Henry, and he was reportedly "unbearable" when doing the film. "He had an egotistical point of view—and he was always asserting that," the source said.
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