![]() ![]() ![]() We adore the character, and we adore Kelly - so much so that we anchored her with our favorite person in this galaxy, General Leia,” he said, echoing support for the fan-favorite character of Rose.īack in November, a pre-release interview with Tran foreshadowed her limited screen time in “The Rise of Skywalker.” Tran said she was excited for “Star Wars” fans to see Rose and Daisy Ridley’s series protagonist Rey interact, but those scenes don’t exist in “Rise of Skywalker. “The last thing we were doing was deliberately trying to sideline Rose. Those scenes unfortunately fell out of the film,” Terrio said. As the process evolved, a few scenes we’d written with Rose and Leia turned out to not meet the standard of photorealism that we’d hoped for. We thought we couldn’t leave Leia at the base without any of the principals who we love, so Leia and Rose were working together. We wanted Rose to be the anchor at the rebel base who was with Leia. “One of the reasons that Rose has a few less scenes than we would like her to have has to do with the difficulty of using Carrie ’s footage in the way we wanted to. and I adore Kelly Marie Tran,” Terrio told Awards Daily, explaining how the amount of screen time given to Tran was actually cut because of how her character had to share scenes with the late Carrie Fisher. Abrams Says ‘Having a Plan Is Most Critical’ When Asked About ‘Star Wars’ Storytelling Fumbles (Fans have even pointed out that Rose Tico’s sister has more screen time in “The Last Jedi” - her character appears in the opening scene and is killed off - than Rose does in “The Rise of Skywalker.”) In “Skywalker,” she appears for all of one minute and 16 seconds, if you’re counting, out of a total runtime of two hours and 22 minutes. Abrams from a story by Derek Connolly and shafted director Colin Trevorrow) addressed the apparent sidelining of Rose, who was a major supporting character in Rian Johnson’s “Last Jedi” in 2017. In a new interview with Awards Daily, “The Rise of Skywalker” co-screenwriter Chris Terrio (who worked with J.J. Chu recently took to Twitter to call for a Disney+ spinoff series devoted to Rose, who originated in “The Last Jedi,” a la “The Mandalorian.” There's no excuse for racism and misogyny against the actress or her. Instead, TLJ shoehorns her into the movie in a way that makes people hate her. A certain faction of “Star Wars” fans was not happy with the barely-there inclusion of Kelly Marie Tran’s scrappy Resistance fighter Rose Tico in “The Rise of Skywalker,” which is currently in theaters and being picked apart and obsessed over by critics and fans alike. There would've been great ways to keep her character in TLJ but have her work toward the plot and advance character arcs, rather than reversing them and harming the plot. ![]()
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