What's Happening?
Adam Driver, known for his role as Kylo Ren in 'Star Wars,' discusses his dedication to working with directors who create personal films. He reveals a scrapped 'Star Wars' project with Steven Soderbergh,
which was rejected by Disney. Driver's commitment to filmmakers like Jarmusch and Coppola highlights his preference for character-driven stories over franchise films. He continues to work on projects that align with his values, including 'Father Mother Sister Brother' and 'Alone at Dawn.'
Why It's Important?
Driver's focus on director-led projects underscores a shift in Hollywood towards valuing creative storytelling over blockbuster franchises. His experience with the canceled 'Star Wars' film reflects industry challenges in balancing artistic vision with commercial interests. Driver's choices may inspire other actors to prioritize meaningful collaborations, potentially leading to more diverse and innovative films. His advocacy for filmmakers could influence industry practices and support the creation of unique cinematic experiences.
