Rian Johnson, the director of The Last Jedi, didn't change "a thing" in 'Star Wars: The Last Jedi' in the wake of Carrie Fisher's death. Fisher reprised her role as General Leia Organa, alongside fellow veterans Harrison Ford and Mark Hamill, in the seventh installment of the franchise 'The Force Awakens' and had shot all her scenes for 'Episode VIII - The Last Jedi' before she tragically died in December 2016 at the age of 60. Johnson recently revealed the latest movie will be a "really sad, but really joyful" experience for filmgoers as it will remind fans about Fisher's death. Rumors have circulated that Leia's story arch was altered as she would no longer be part of 'Episode IX' but Johnson insists Fisher's performance was "totally complete" and he made no alterations to his film in the wake of her death.
30-11-2017 - Vidéo