Adam Driver Says ‘The Hunt for Ben Solo’ Is Dead Despite ‘Incredible’ Fan Support: ‘We Tried’

The star appeared on “The Rich Eisen Show” to speak about his upcoming movie, “Paper Tiger,” which premiered at Cannes Film Festival previously this year. Throughout the interview, Eisen asked if he intended on going back to the sci-fi/fantasy franchise, which triggered Driver to go over “The Hunt for Ben Solo,” a follow up to “The Rise of Skywalker” that he and Steven Soderbergh dealt with that eventually wasn’t gotten by Disney.

“We attempted to do another, yeah, however they resembled, ‘No, he’s dead,'” Driver stated, describing Ben Solo’s death in “Episode IX.”

“1””Yeah, I understand, however, I suggest, these things, you can make anything up,” Eisner reacted.” I do not understand if you’re mindful Darth Vader ended up being someone’s daddy, you understand? That came out of no place in the past.”

Motorist stated that he and Soderbergh dealt with the possible Ben Solo starring lorry “truly and earnestly for 2 years,”gathering a” truly excellent “script with Scott Z. Burns and Jules Asner (under the pseudonym Rebecca Blunt). The movie was eventually handed down by Disney executives after it was given them by Lucasfilm.

Motorist kept in mind that somebody at Disney or Lucasfilm might reanimate the task “if they wished to,” however that he believes “the ship has actually cruised.”

“youtube-placeholder”” The fans’ reaction to it, however, was quite extraordinary. I didn’t anticipate that it was going to be signboards and individuals flying aircrafts over Disney and things like that,”Driver kept in mind. “That was quite cool. ”