It rumbles violently in the cinema universe of Marvel competitor DC. While Black Panther: Wakanda Forever delighted audiences, critics and the box office alike, DC’s Black Adam, starring mega-star Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, caused a dubious result at the box office. The back-and-forth with Superman Henry Cavill has also been causing concern lately. Now Patty Jenkins also has his say. The director clarifies a few things about the apparently canceled production of Wonder Woman 3 and also discusses her planned feature film in the Star Wars universe. What she has to report should please many fans of the star saga.
Star Wars Rogue Squadron: Open Letter from Director Patty Jenkins
Director Patty Jenkins published an open letter on Twitter on Wednesday night. It’s not usually her way to talk about things that go on behind the scenes in Hollywood regarding her career. But she wanted to prevent misinformation from continuing to circulate.
Actually, this very detailed letter is about the production of Wonder Woman 3. But before she makes her point about the superhero film clear, she first goes into detail about her Star Wars project. Although this is still a long way from publication, it is making progress.
Star Wars Rogue Squadron: Director Patty Jenkins is back on board
In her open letter on Twitter, she lets her fans know that she once left the production of the new movie set in the Star Wars universe due to lack of time. “When it became clear that the implementation would take longer, I didn’t want to delay Wonder Woman 3 any further.”
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However, the director was apparently asked by Lucasfilm to return once production of Wonder Woman 3 was complete. “It was a great honor for me, so I agreed,” she clarified in her letter on Twitter. So she signed a new contract with the producers of Star Wars.
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Before her break, the project went through a long and productive development phase. And even now, Star Wars Rogue Squadron is still in development. But Petty Jenkins is also dampening expectations. “I can’t say if the film will ever happen or not. No one can until the preparations are complete. I’m excited for all that is potentially ahead, though.”
