Legendary director Ridley Scott has zero interest in making a “Star Wars” movie.
Ridley Scott says he’s “too dangerous” to make a “Star Wars” movie.
The legendary director believes the recent “Star Wars” movies cost so much money because they are hiring filmmakers who don’t know how to make a big budget movie.
Ridley Scott is behind some of the most memorable science-fiction movies of all time, like “Alien” and “Blade Runner.” And some fans have been curious whether Scott would ever make a “Star Wars” movie in the new era.
The answer, according to Scott, is he’s “too dangerous.”
The 80-year-old filmmaker recently pulled off the tricky feat of successfully replacing Kevin Spacey with Christopher Plummer in his latest movie, “All the Money in the World,” following sexual misconduct allegations against Spacey. Scott did the reshoots in such a timely fashion that the movie still made its original Christmas release date.
Tech: Ridley Scott explains why he’s ‘too dangerous’ to make a ‘Star Wars’ movie
