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“After a year of having the incredible honor of developing with the wonderful and talented people at Lucasfilm, I’m making a personal decision to move forward on a different path,” says an official statement from Trank. “I’ve put a tremendous amount of thought into this, and I know deep down in my heart that I want to pursue some original creative opportunities. That said, the Star Wars universe has always been one of my biggest influences, and I couldn’t be more excited to witness its future alongside my millions of fellow Star Wars fans. I want to thank my friends Kathleen Kennedy, Kiri Hart, Simon Kinberg, and everyone at Lucasfilm and Disney for the amazing opportunity to have been a part of this. May the Force be with you all.

According to several sources, Trank wasn't sick. In fact, the studio was considering ending its relationship with him. Now comes word that Disney has decided that it no longer wants Trank involved with the "Star Wars" franchise.

Fantastic Four" producers revealed that Trank was "erratic" and "very isolated" while shooting the film. He didn't offer clear direction and often couldn't answer questions. Instead, he would go into hiding.

20th Century Fox is happy with "Fantastic Four," but admits that there were plenty of bumps in the road, including the time Trank left his three dogs in an apartment that was rented for him during production. The dogs caused over $100,000 worth of damage and Trank wanted the production to pay for that, something Fox refused.

It was a similar situation on "Chronicle." Producers say that Trank is very talented, but doesn't have basic skills to work in a team environment, like being decisive or communicating.

The Second Star Wars Anthology Film is Reportedly a Boba Fett Movie!

Just days after word broke confirming that Chronicle and Fantastic Four helmer Josh Trank will not be directing the upcoming second Star Wars Anthology film comes word, via TheWrap, that the project will be a Boba Fett movie, centering on the fan-favorite intergalactic bounty hunter. Although the outlet uses the term “origin story,” we already saw the origins of young Boba Fett and how he lost his “father,” Jango Fett, in 2002’s Star Wars: Episode II Attack of the Clones. Assuming this new report is accurate, it’s likely that the new film will update us on early Boba Fett adventures taking place somewhere between Attack of the Clones and The Empire Strikes Back.

(Comingsoon.net)

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SFI hat geschrieben:Vielleicht wollte Trank auch nur Jordan für den Boba casten ...

Fantastic Four" producers revealed that Trank was "erratic" and "very isolated" while shooting the film. He didn't offer clear direction and often couldn't answer questions. Instead, he would go into hiding...

... Trank shared his side of what happened. "I knew that this was going to be questioned and it was going to come under skepticism as to why I left 'Star Wars,'" he said. "And it was hard. It was the hardest decision I've ever had to make in my life. I want to do something original after ['Fantastic Four'], because I've been living under public scrutiny, as you've seen, for the last four years of my life and it's not healthy for me right now in my life. I want to do something that's below the radar." ...