Andor Creator Tony Gilroy Has A Theory About Why Marvel Movies Fail [Exclusive]

If there is anything that connects the “Star Wars” and the MARVEL cinema together (otherwise they both have one of the largest blocs on this planet, then this may be it malleable Film manufacturing process for any specific movie or screening. Superhero Franching has become famous for entering production without a final text on a routine basis, where anyone can see “Captain America: Brave New World” can witness. Meanwhile, Galaxy Far has faced similar challenges in recent years; There is a reason for the lack of one movie “Star Wars” in theaters since the “Star Wars Crease: The Ninth Episode – the rise of Skywalker”, after all.

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“Andor” was supposed to be a completely different change in speed, and the second season was certainly up to the level of these expectations … but even this world -famous series was almost worldwide it had to be subject to its increasing pain in order to shift to this polished final achievement. During an interview with the last Zoom with /Ben Pearson, the creator Tony Gelry found some similarities between the original concept of “Andor” before his participation and the last Vintage films. When asked about how Andor is the first time as a kind of adventure between friends between Diego Luna Kasyan Anwar and Alan Todic, Gilroy did not hesitate to explain the reason for his choice a lot A different path:

“In the show, it’s perfect. [K-2SO’s late introduction was] Something I intend to always. The versions they had from the previous exhibition were a spot and were interesting. It was not bad, but they have a deadly defect, it seemed to me, and if this was your offer, we will break the castle in the pilot, what will you do in episode 9? What do you do? You just will you continue to get the disk? “

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With this reference to storming the castle and obtaining the disk, it seems that Gilroy indicates the repetition also A lot of inspiration from the final act of “Rogue One”, perhaps? This caused another awareness on the part of Gilroy in the interview, in fact, and continued to determine how this intersects with some MCU problems.

Through the excitement scenario such as “Michael Clayton” and the original “Michael Clayton” and the original Tony Gilroy, something or two know how to write movies. By all standards, his participation in “Rogue One” helped save deep turbulent production, and it is clear that his work on “Andor” talks about himself. So, when he takes a direct goal even one of the most successful Marvel films ever, well, we tend to listen. During his talk to /movie, Gilroy continued to describe how to embody the first stadium of “AndOr” (most likely by the original Stephen Chef) the broader problems with Marvel in general. And enjoyable, he could not completely Remember the central plot in the heart of “The Avengers” for the year 2012 from the top of its head, but it is clear why the sign of “Get the Disk” immediately mention it with MCU in the following breathing:

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“Try to get, what do they call it? I can’t remember the name of the box. What is the name of the box in” The Avengers “? […] Tesseck! For this reason all these Marvel films are all – for this reason they fail. You are constantly … if this is all you do, all you do is just trying to get Tesseck. “

Although this may seem to be a hot superior at first, Gilroy is 100 % right to summon this privilege to rely on the same approach to telling stories over and over again. There is nothing wrong with its nature in MacGufins, however a lot Among the Marvel films that followed “The Avengers”, it seemed completely preoccupied by taking it on Tesseck – which it turned out, of course, is nothing more than Infinity. To be fair, this may be only one reason to treat MCU ultimately from a sharp decrease. But if “AndOr” takes a page of a similar Playbook book, it is safe to say that the series will not reach anywhere near the level of bone at the end.

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“Andor” season 2 now flows on Disney+ completely. Make sure to review our full interview with Gilroy.