Every Star Wars movie is a highly collaborative process, and with each film released comes a compilation of concept art and images. Phil Szotak, who is writing The Art of Solo: A Star Wars Story has started a thread on Twitter about his prepping for The Art of books, and he shares what could be the cover to the next Star Wars' film's compilation.
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For his prep-work on Solo, Szostak explains:
For The Art of #SoloAStarWarsStory, I interviewed maybe 6 folks in Pinewood's offices, touring the sets in-between appointments, including witnessing the filming of an action scene. Easily the coolest set I toured was the Falcon interior, which is smaller than you might think.
With Solo's unique behind-the-scenes drama, I wonder if any of the concept art changed for the film. Phil Lord and Chris Miller probably had their own vision for the film, but I bet Ron Howard wanted to change a few things here and there.
So far, people who have already had a look at Solo are saying that the movie is going to be great. Hopefully Kathleen Kennedy did the right thing by bringing in Howard. Though Lord and Miller left production really late, it seems that Howard was able to bring everything together, and it was said that he was allowed extra time to finish the film the way he wanted.
Solo: A Star Wars Story comes out May 25.
See Also: Solo A Star Wars Story: Has the Villain's Name Been Revealed?
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