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Rogue One Originally Had A Happy Ending
The epic conclusion to 2016s Rogue One was bold, tragic and yet incredibly satisfying. One might call killing off each and everyone of the rebels introduced to in the Star Wars spinoff a brutal ending, but it added new depth and emotion to A New Hope and showed the stakes of the series conflict more than ever before. However, the scene that sticks in our minds of most when we think Rogue One wasnt initially in the backbone of the script.
Shocking isnt it? Rogue Ones co-writer Chris Weitz recently said before he came on to the project, the spinoff actually had a happy ending. In his words:
The version prior to [my involvement] didnt have everyone die. As a matter of fact, it ended with a wedding I think it was on the presumption that Disney wouldnt allow characters to die with such abandon.
Wait? Does this mean Jyn and Cassian were going to originally tie the knot at the end of Rogue One? Chris Weitz doesnt specify, but what could have been certainly doesnt top the perfect finale we got in the 2016 spinoff. Looks like the writers early draft was aimed to please the Disney brand, but wasnt doing service to the story to be told.
When Chris Weitz came on as screenwriter, he told The Cult Popture Podcast that he pushed for the characters mission to become a suicide mission for this smart reason:
I felt it was necessary because nobody ever mentions them or sees them again. But also because weve done this whole sort of theme about sacrifice that it was appropriate that all of our main characters die.
If the writers didnt kill off the cast of Rogue One, fans would have certainly wondered why they were never mentioned in the Star Wars franchise starting with A New Hope. In the movie, they are able to send out the weakness of the Death Star to the Rebellion right before their demise, allowing for Luke Skywalkers heroic journey to still make sense and feel untouched. So, the end of Rogue One just had to end the way it did and without it, the movie would not have been so highly regarded by fans.
Thanks to positive reception of Rogue One, the series is getting a spinoff of its own for the studios upcoming streaming platform Disney+. The Rogue One television series will by a spy thriller starring Diego Lunas Cassian Andor, taking place before the events of the 2016 movie. The developing series has The Americans writer and executive producer Stephen Schiff signed on as the showrunner.
Disney+ has a Star Wars series titled The Mandalorian from Jon Favreau coming to the platform when it launches later this year. The Skywalker saga is also set to conclude when Star Wars: Episode IX hits theaters on December 20, 2019.
But apparently, the anthology movie originally had a much happier, less death-y ending - and it even had a wedding. Chris Weitz, the screenwriter who took over from Gary Whitta on the film
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Rogue One: A Star Wars Story originally had a happy ending, according to the film's screenwriter. Chris Weitz took over script duties for the Star Wars spin-off after Gary Whitta was originally
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The epic conclusion to 2016's Rogue One was bold, tragic and yet incredibly satisfying. One might call killing off each and everyone of the rebels introduced to in the Star Wars spinoff a brutal ending, but it added new depth and emotion to A New Hope and showed the stakes of the series' conflict more than ever before.
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Shocking isn't it? Rogue One's co-writer Chris Weitz recently said before he came on to the project, the spinoff actually had a happy ending. In his words: The version prior to [my involvement
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Rogue One: A Star Wars Story originally hid the film's connection to the infamous Death Star and also had a happy ending that included a wedding, according to its writer. . Indeed, last year's Solo wasn't the first Star Wars spinoff venture to suffer from a turbulent production, as Rogue One underwent repeated story rewrites during the early stages and then, once Gareth Edwards had finished
'Rogue One: A Star Wars Story' originally had a happy ending
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Rogue One: A Star Wars Story originally had a happy ending
The epic conclusion to 2016's Rogue One was bold, tragic and yet incredibly satisfying. One might call killing off each and everyone of the rebels introduced to in the Star Wars spinoff a brutal ending, but it added new depth and emotion to A New Hope and showed the stakes of the series' conflict more than ever before.
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The epic conclusion to 2016's Rogue One was bold, tragic and yet incredibly satisfying. One might call killing off each and everyone of the rebels introduced to in the Star Wars spinoff a brutal ending, but it added new depth and emotion to A New Hope and showed the stakes of the series' conflict more than ever before.
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story originally had a happy ending - and a wedding. But there's only one way it could have ended, right?
Star Wars: Rogue One Originally Had a Happy Ending (& Wedding)
The epic conclusion to 2016's Rogue One was bold, tragic and yet incredibly satisfying. One might call killing off each and everyone of the rebels introduced to in the Star Wars spinoff a brutal ending, but it added new depth and emotion to A New Hope and showed the stakes of the series' conflict more than ever before.
Rogue One Originally Had A Happy Ending
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story originally had a happy ending
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