‘Star Wars’ Fans Fly Plane Over Disney Studios With ‘Save The Hunt for Ben Solo’ Banner After Adam Driver Reveals Rejected Kylo Ren Movie

‘Star Wars’ Fans Fly Plane Over Disney Studios With ‘Save The Hunt for Ben Solo’ Banner After Adam Driver Reveals Rejected Kylo Ren Movie

A plane paid for by 'Star Wars' fans flew over Disney Studios in Burbank, California asking execs to save the scrapped movie 'The Hunt for Ben Solo.'

Star Wars fans fly plane over Disney Studios with "Save The Hunt for Ben Solo" banner

Earlier this week, Adam Driver revealed he had pitched a new Star Wars movie to Disney titled The Hunt for Ben Solo, but that the studio had rejected it. That may have been the end of the story, but Star Wars fans have taken the matter into their own hands. As reported by Collider, a plane was flown over Disney Studios today with a banner reading, “Save the Hunt for Ben Solo.” Lianna Al Allaf, who commissioned the banner, said, “I hope this bann…

Star Wars: Adam Driver’s Status Gets Update Following Kylo Ren Movie Talk

Photo Credit: Lucasfilm After Star Wars vet Adam Driver shared details about his canceled solo Kylo Ren movie, speculation about his potential return to the Star Wars universe began circulating online. Some fans are curious as to why the acclaimed actor has only decided now to reveal his previous plans of reprising the fan-favorite character in a project, which would have taken place after 2019’s The Rise of Skywalker. What is the latest on Adam…

STAR WARS Fans Fly Plane Over Disney Studio With “Save The Hunt for Ben Solo” Banner

Star Wars fans have officially taken their frustration to the skies. After Adam Driver revealed that Disney rejected a standalone Star Wars movie centered on Kylo Ren, titled The Hunt for Ben Solo, a group of passionate fans decided to make their voices heard in the most dramatic way possible.According to Collider, fans paid for a plane to fly a banner reading “Save The Hunt for Ben Solo” over Walt Disney Studios in Burbank, California. Photos f…

Cele|bitchy | Adam Driver says Disney passed on his Kylo Ren movie, written with Steven Soderbergh

The last Star Wars movie to hit theaters was 2019’s The Rise of Skywalker. There was so much toxicity surrounding the sequel trilogy for daring to have a diverse cast and storylines that didn’t cater to the Extremely Online Fanboys, and many of its stars have spoken out about how bad their experience was. While the Poe Dameron and Kylo Ren characters have appeared in Disney+’s animated series Star Wars Resistance, none of the main characters hav…