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31.08.2020, 15:28
31.08.2020, 15:28
Betreff: Re: Neues von Indy 5 (?!)
Zum Thema Produzentin Kathleen Kennedy und ihr historischer und zukünftiger Einfluss auf Indiana Jones:
https://www.piratesandprincesses.net/...ued-chaos/
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Her original mentor stepped down from Indiana Jones, outside of a symbolic position, and took the script by legendary writer David Koeopp with him. Spielberg, for all intents and purposes, was gone. Indiana Jones, worked on since 2016, would have to be completely restarted.
Quickly a new director was pulled in that would satisfy Harrison Ford. Although reticence existed to get into the new film without both Spielberg and Lucas, Ford loves the Indiana Jones character, and wanted to end it on a high note. And while he may yet get his wish, the change in directors pushed Kennedy to the side once more. Whereas she had asserted her creative ideas with Spielberg during the development of the film previously, the new director – James Mangold (director of Logan) – came in with a clean slate and a need to please Harrison Ford.
Worse for Kennedy, the window for Indiana Jones’ release was forced to move from 2021 to 2022 at the earliest… and out of her opportunity to take credit for the movie. Rumors that Jon Favreau is being groomed to take over after Kennedy’s contract expires are plentiful; and with Favreau and other Lucasfilm employees still having a relationship with George Lucas (specifically Dave Filoni), Kennedy is truly left out on an island.
She has lost her most important relationships (Lucas, Spielberg, Iger), she has lost the fans, she has lost her most important franchise (Star Wars), and now she has lost Indiana Jones. The movie will almost assuredly come out after her tenure, if it ever comes out at all. Rather than the type of movie she had wanted, insiders suggest this will now be a gritty send-off for Indy in line with Temple of Doom, bereft of her influence. And worst of all, when it does come out, she is unlikely to receive praise for whatever success it sees.
tuicruises.com
Zum Thema Produzentin Kathleen Kennedy und ihr historischer und zukünftiger Einfluss auf Indiana Jones:
https://www.piratesandprincesses.net/...ued-chaos/
Der interessanteste Abschnitt:
...
Her original mentor stepped down from Indiana Jones, outside of a symbolic position, and took the script by legendary writer David Koeopp with him. Spielberg, for all intents and purposes, was gone. Indiana Jones, worked on since 2016, would have to be completely restarted.
Quickly a new director was pulled in that would satisfy Harrison Ford. Although reticence existed to get into the new film without both Spielberg and Lucas, Ford loves the Indiana Jones character, and wanted to end it on a high note. And while he may yet get his wish, the change in directors pushed Kennedy to the side once more. Whereas she had asserted her creative ideas with Spielberg during the development of the film previously, the new director – James Mangold (director of Logan) – came in with a clean slate and a need to please Harrison Ford.
Worse for Kennedy, the window for Indiana Jones’ release was forced to move from 2021 to 2022 at the earliest… and out of her opportunity to take credit for the movie. Rumors that Jon Favreau is being groomed to take over after Kennedy’s contract expires are plentiful; and with Favreau and other Lucasfilm employees still having a relationship with George Lucas (specifically Dave Filoni), Kennedy is truly left out on an island.
She has lost her most important relationships (Lucas, Spielberg, Iger), she has lost the fans, she has lost her most important franchise (Star Wars), and now she has lost Indiana Jones. The movie will almost assuredly come out after her tenure, if it ever comes out at all. Rather than the type of movie she had wanted, insiders suggest this will now be a gritty send-off for Indy in line with Temple of Doom, bereft of her influence. And worst of all, when it does come out, she is unlikely to receive praise for whatever success it sees.
tuicruises.com
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