Gina Carano sued Disney for her controversial remarks on social media and Disney fired her for it. Three years later, with funding from Elon Musk, Carano sued the established film studio. Originally, everyone thought that Bob Iger's handling was normal and that Carano should not have made these remarks, but film critic Weinstoy found that the outside world gradually understood Carano's behavior, and many people felt that Disney's behavior was inappropriate, after all, actors are a vulnerable group. Winstoy admits that Disney's handling is problematic, and while Carano's views have sparked controversy, there is nothing wrong with her character. Bob Iger terminated her contract, the studio's handling was problematic, and Winstoy admitted that Disney had violated the labor protection rules for actors, that Carano was justified in fighting for her rights, and that the Screen Actors Guild supported Carano.
The Mandalorian was once again thrust into the limelight, after all, Carano had expected to rely on this work to gain some popularity, but unfortunately Disney ended her dream. In Winstoy's view, although there are a lot of "Star Wars" stories and the main story is also preparing to shoot a sequel, in fact, Disney's concept of Star Wars films is all over the place, and such a huge series as "Star Wars" can't withstand the turmoil again and again. Therefore, Winstoy emphasized: The purity of "Star Wars" has declined, and science fiction films are no longer very pure, especially the derivative series of "Andor" and "Lando", the style of mixing historical films and mystery films is too obvious, and the purity of Star Wars films is almost gone. Once the purity of the big series slipped, Winstoy thought the series would go down the wrong path. Although you don't have to worry that "Star Wars" will run out of creativity, the film will "go off-topic", and then the spin-off works of "Star Wars" will feel scattered.
In order to maintain the purity of the Star Wars franchise, the core values and characteristics of the franchise need to be revisited. This includes imagination of the future, depictions of technology and extraterrestrial creatures, and exciting adventures. Only on these foundations can we create a spin-off that truly fits the style of Star Wars, allowing the audience to feel the original Star Wars experience. Of course, innovation is necessary, but that doesn't mean we can change the core elements of the Star Wars franchise at will. Only by maintaining purity can we innovate on the basis of tradition and create works that are both in line with the tastes of the audience and innovative. In this way, the "Star Wars" series can maintain its influence and charm for a long time, becoming a classic of science fiction movies.
First, Winstoy admitted that Carano was a talented actress, but she made some controversial remarks on social ** that led to Bob Iger firing her, so she was unable to participate in many of Disney's productions. You must know that Carano, a boxer-turned-actor, seems to be only suitable for superheroes in Hollywood, and once Disney "blacks her", it is equivalent to cutting off her future in the film industry. If all goes well, the popularity of "The Mandalorian" naturally goes without saying, there are many spin-off series of "Star Wars", Carano's sense of power is quite good, and it stands to reason that her prospects in Star Wars films are very good. Since Disney's handling is problematic, some people have suggested that Carano simply join Paramount, and "Star Trek" will also shoot a sequel and a single-player movie and series anyway, and Carano can find good characters.
However, Winstoy disagrees, Paramount's resources are unlikely to be comparable to Disney's, and fans are well aware that Star Trek has lost its momentum. Although the quality and concept of "Picard" are good, Paramount is no longer able to promote science fiction films, and other film companies have almost no ability to shoot and create Star Wars films. So back to the old question, Disney's handling of the situation hurts the actors too much, which is the main reason why Bob Iger has problems. is also the way of dealing with problem actors, the author (complacent watching movies) feels that Disney and Warner are simply two extremes. When Ezra Miller had a personal turmoil, many people and *** The Flash had to change the starring role, but Warner still supported Miller, which was one of the reasons why the film hit the box office.
You must know that Miller's problems are much bigger than Carano's, Miller's personal conduct and life style are contrary to common sense, and he has not been disqualified from performing by Warner. And Carano's remarks just sparked controversy, and the topic that Carano talked about was something that everyone had different opinions, so Disney's handling was indeed too harsh and problematic. Since the purity of "Star Wars" has declined, some people may think that it is a problem that the glank has no central idea, after all, Disney is also testing which type of single-player work everyone prefers, such as "Ahsoka" and "Obi-Wan" are aimed at fans of prequels.