When Fantastic Four and Chronicle director Josh Trank dropped out of helming the second Star Wars Anthology film last month, rumors immediately began to circulate regarding why he left the project. Unconfirmed chatter indicated that the FF reboot had been a troubled production which worried Simon Kinberg, who was producing both the FF and Star Wars films, and that this had led to Trank’s being fired by Lucasfilm. But now both Trank and Kinberg have come out to talk about the director’s departure from Star Wars in an attempt to set the record straight.
In an interview with Hero Complex to promote this summer’s Fantastic Four, Trank denied the reports of trouble on that film, saying that he has been shocked by the reaction to his Star Wars departure. “People get so excited to raise their pitchforks,” he said.
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In an interview with Hero Complex to promote this summer’s Fantastic Four, Trank denied the reports of trouble on that film, saying that he has been shocked by the reaction to his Star Wars departure. “People get so excited to raise their pitchforks,” he said.
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